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#51
News / Re: Canada's Medical Decline
Last post by Phoenix - Jul 27, 2026, 05:35 AMQuote from: fluxmaster on Jul 27, 2026, 04:33 AMAlso, unlike in the United States, people in Canada rarely declare bankruptcy over medical debts.
I suppose that's some small consolation while one is dying in the ER, waiting to see someone. At least the estate will go intact to the heirs.
#52
News / Re: Canada's Medical Decline
Last post by fluxmaster - Jul 27, 2026, 04:33 AMQuote from: Phoenix on Jul 27, 2026, 03:35 AMIf memory serves, not that many years ago there was a contingent here in the U.S. that touted Canada's medical system as vastly superior to ours.
Haven't heard much from them lately.
Canada still has lower-priced prescription drugs, and many people in the United States living near the border cross into Canada to buy them there. Also, unlike in the United States, people in Canada rarely declare bankruptcy over medical debts.
QuoteThe Vancouver-based physician has given patients she just met a cancer diagnosis, with little privacy in the middle of a noisy room.
Decades ago, while waiting in a doctor's office in New York, I watched an Indian doctor say to a woman in a loud voice that anyone in the room could hear, "Mrs. Jones, you have breast cancer!" She just stood there looking stunned. He didn't provide her with any privacy when telling her that.
#53
News / Re: Canada's Medical Decline
Last post by Phoenix - Jul 27, 2026, 03:35 AMIf memory serves, not that many years ago there was a contingent here in the U.S. that touted Canada's medical system as vastly superior to ours.
Haven't heard much from them lately.
Haven't heard much from them lately.
#54
News / 1 in 10 emergency physicians l...
Last post by Jotunn - Jul 27, 2026, 02:56 AM1 in 10 emergency physicians leaving Canadian ERs, national survey suggests
QuoteDr. Kaitlin Stockton has watched far too many patients suffer in overflowing emergency departments.
The Vancouver-based physician has given patients she just met a cancer diagnosis, with little privacy in the middle of a noisy room. She's cared for a man with an intracranial brain bleed on an ambulance stretcher in a hallway. And she can't shake the memory of one patient who had septic shock after spending eight hours in a waiting room, dangerously close to death.
Those kinds of harrowing experiences take a toll on emergency physicians, Stockton said, and there have been too many to count. At least five of her colleagues have left in the last few years.
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#55
News / 5th Anishinaabe Days celebrati...
Last post by Jotunn - Jul 27, 2026, 02:55 AM5th Anishinaabe Days celebration a display of Indigenous resilience, participants say
Once again, we see a racial/cultural event described and promoted in an entirely positive light... because the race and culture being celebrated isn't White.
When Whites mocked the System by calling our event "Bigotfest", it received nothing but negativity and condemnation.
It might not be unfair at this point to simply state "it's illegal to be White in Canada".
QuoteHundreds came together for a celebration of Anishinaabe culture and resilience in Canada's largest urban reserve.
People of all ages and backgrounds gathered at the Naawi-Oodena site in Winnipeg for the fifth annual Anishinaabe Days celebration over the weekend, singing and dancing to the beat of the drum.
"It's just bringing community together," said Dakota Eischen from Little Grand Rapids First Nation, one of the many dancers who took part in a powwow held as part of the event Sunday afternoon.
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Once again, we see a racial/cultural event described and promoted in an entirely positive light... because the race and culture being celebrated isn't White.
When Whites mocked the System by calling our event "Bigotfest", it received nothing but negativity and condemnation.
It might not be unfair at this point to simply state "it's illegal to be White in Canada".
#56
News / Re: Canada remains anti-nuke, ...
Last post by Phoenix - Jul 27, 2026, 12:35 AMSince the native countries of the majority of Canada's population by century's end, India and Pakistan, both have nukes, it's reasonable to expect that their "colony" will as well.
#57
News / Canada remains anti-nuke, but ...
Last post by Jotunn - Jul 26, 2026, 08:52 PMCanada remains anti-nuke, but its potential path to the bomb is getting shorter
QuoteFor decades, Canada's official policy on nuclear weapons has been that they shouldn't exist, and there is no sign that principle is about to be abandoned.
But for reasons of history and geography, Canada is also one of the world's non-nuclear countries with the easiest technical path to a nuclear weapon. And because of the particular design of its CANDU reactors, it would also be one of the countries best-positioned to produce weapons-grade fissile material without tripping international alerts — although such a move would carry huge geopolitical risks.
Technological changes that are expected in the coming years will likely make Canada even more of a threshold nuclear arms power than it is today, whether it chooses to cross that threshold or not.
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#58
News / ICC sacks chief prosecutor ove...
Last post by Jotunn - Jul 26, 2026, 01:49 AMICC sacks chief prosecutor over sexual misconduct allegations
QuoteThe Hague-based International Criminal Court (ICC) has dismissed its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, over allegations of sexual misconduct.Naturally, I'm inclined to suspect that these allegations may be the fabrication of a Mossad katsa plant. Oh, sexual misconduct is a real thing, but allegations of it also make an effective weapon against a political opponent... and Israel is into dirty tricks the way a snail is into its shell.
The chief prosecutor was ousted by the Assembly of States Parties on Friday, more than two years after the allegations first surfaced. The move was backed by an overwhelming majority of the court's 125 members, with 82 voting in favor of Khan's removal, 18 voting against, and 15 abstaining.
The ICC issued a brief statement on the assembly's decision, saying the now-former chief prosecutor "committed serious misconduct and serious breach of duty." The court did not provide further details, citing the need to respect "the privacy and rights of all those involved in this process."
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#59
News / Canadian intern at NATO milita...
Last post by Jotunn - Jul 26, 2026, 01:41 AMCanadian intern at NATO military headquarters in Belgium faces spying charges
QuoteA Canadian woman who was an intern at NATO's military headquarters in Belgium has been arrested on spying charges, Belgian prosecutors said Saturday.
"She is suspected of spying on behalf of a third country and of being a member of a criminal organization," the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office said in a statement.
The woman was as an intern at NATO's Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) in the Belgian city of Mons, it said. The prosecutor's office described her as a Canadian national of Chinese origin, but it didn't name or provide more details of her identity. It did not specify the third country or criminal organization to which she's allegedly linked.
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