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Disabled inmate was forced to sleep on cell floor for 3 weeks, lawsuit alleges

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An Indigenous inmate in a federal women’s prison who uses a wheelchair is suing the attorney general of Canada for $10 million because she says she was forced to sleep on the bare floor of her cell when she couldn’t be moved from her wheelchair to her bed.

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Conservatives wouldn’t meet Canada’s new UN climate target. Here’s what that could mean

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If the Conservatives are elected next week, they’ve indicated they won’t meet Canada’s updated greenhouse gas emissions target under the Paris Agreement. How much does that matter?

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Annamie Paul says she’s considered stepping down as Green party leader

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Annamie Paul admits that before this snap election, she contemplated taking the drastic decision to resign as leader of the Green Party of Canada.

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Cheaper panels, interest in going green spurs boom in rooftop solar

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Falling prices of solar panels, combined with rising energy costs, is sparking a small but growing surge of of people making long-term investments that will allow them to generate their own electricity.

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Canada was already desperately short of nurses before COVID-19. Now nurses say they’re hanging on by a thread

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The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened Canada’s already critical nursing shortage, and experts say it’s going to take strategic planning, incentives and a lot of effort to make work life more sustainable for nurses to build a bigger workforce.

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