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It’s the hottest debate in U.S. politics — one potential rule change that could change everything when it comes to passing laws in Congress. The Senate’s filibuster rule has created a graveyard of bills over the years. Democrats could now be on the cusp of reforming it to save Joe Biden’s agenda.
The Supreme Court of Canada will release its decision today on whether the federal Liberal government’s carbon pricing regime is constitutional — a ruling that could derail Ottawa’s efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions through a carbon tax-and-rebate scheme.
Nate Darling of Nova Scotia hopes his first game in the NBA is just one of many exciting moments in his career, and for basketball in Atlantic Canada.
Patient transfers are routine across Ontario’s entire hospital network, but intensive care physicians who spoke to CBC News stressed the practice recently became more common to ensure hospital sites don’t become overwhelmed as admissions keep rising.
The office of Canada’s auditor general is set to deliver its verdict today on whether the Public Health Agency of Canada was prepared and informed enough to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic. Among other things, the auditor will assess whether the early pandemic warning system could have functioned better.