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Mount Washington Alpine Resort kicks off ski season with limited terrain, urging caution; fresh snow expected, opening more runs soon. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Australia Unites in Mourning After Deadly Synagogue Shooting
02:01|Thousands gather at Bondi Beach for vigil following deadly Hanukkah shooting, as PM Albanese faces criticism and calls for tighter gun laws. Communities across Australia honor victims with candles and silence, while Indigenous leaders hold a smoking ceremony. The youngest victim, an Australian-born girl, is remembered in song. Flags at half-staff and buildings lit yellow in solidarity. The suspect, Naveed Akram, faces murder charges, and his father was killed at the scene. Thirteen wounded remain in hospital. Checkout Solipillow.com
Silver Steward Steals Palace Treasures
01:47|A silver steward at the Élysée Palace, Frances presidential residence, is accused of stealing valuable silverware and tableware, totaling €15,000 to €40,000. He and two accomplices will face trial in February 2023 for theft and handling stolen goods. The stewards girlfriend, manager of an online sales company, and a buyer are also involved. The stolen items, including Sèvres porcelain and Baccarat champagne coupes, are part of Frances national heritage. Checkout Solipillow.com
Apprenticeship Surge in Canada Faces Completion Hurdles
02:14|Canadas Apprenticeship Surge: A Mixed Blessing - Canada sees a record surge in apprenticeship sign-ups, but completion rates remain low, with only 19.9% reaching certification. Challenges include finding employer sponsors, pay cuts for training, and tracking hours for certification. Joellah Fletchers experience highlights the need for better guidance and mentorship. Experts call for fixes like mentorship training, adjusted ratios, and local training options. Retention is key, with groups like Women On Site supporting women in trades. The issue needs urgent attention to address looming shortages from retirements. Checkout Solipillow.com
Toronto Police Chief Proposes Mental Health Shift
01:44|Torontos police chief, Myron Demkiw, proposes a shift in mental health crisis response, advocating for health sector to lead and police to intervene only for safety. The Toronto Police Service reviews its MCITs program, pairing officers with nurses, with mixed reactions. The Toronto Community Crisis Service, launched in 2022, has handled over 38,000 calls, resolving 78% without police. Consultations ongoing, with no timeline for changes, as the city grapples with mental health realities. Checkout Solipillow.com
Super Flu Hits Canada: Expert Advice on Surviving the Wave
01:37|Canadas flu season is brutal, with H3N2 strain causing high activity. Matthew Miller, a flu researcher, experienced severe symptoms post-surgery. Hospitals are overwhelmed, especially with kids and seniors. This variant evades past immunity, leading to high positivity rates. Experts advise vaccination, despite vaccine mismatch, as it reduces severity. Rest and calm are key to recovery. Checkout Solipillow.com
Montreal's Bike Lane Compromise: Parking Spots Restored
01:10|Montreals Ville-Marie borough unveils a balanced solution for the controversial bike lane on Atateken Street. The plan keeps the lane but restores 40% of the parking spots, addressing business concerns. The bike lane, initially installed for safety, has been a source of tension between cyclists and businesses. The new arrangement, set to start in January, aims to find a consensus, adding drop-off points and short-term parking spaces. Despite the compromises, city officials hope it will help everyone navigate the city with less stress. Checkout Solipillow.com
Justice for Indigenous Carver George David
01:43|Tina Marie Alcorn, an Arkansas woman, was sentenced to thirteen years in prison for the murder of George David, a renowned Indigenous carver from Canadas Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation. David was killed in Port Angeles, Washington, in 2016, and Alcorn was arrested in 2024 after a specialized cold case unit, focusing on missing and murdered Indigenous people, reviewed old evidence and conducted fresh DNA analysis. Davids daughter and community members expressed relief and healing after nine years, acknowledging Davids heavy legacy and the justice brought by Alcorns sentence. Checkout Solipillow.com
Saskatchewan Students Struggle with Rising Tuition
01:43|International students at the University of Saskatchewan are grappling with escalating tuition costs, leading to food insecurity, unstable housing, and even dropout rates. The financial burden extends to families back home, causing debt and emotional distress. While the university offers a four-year tuition limit deal and scholarships, students seek more transparency and support. Checkout Solipillow.com