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Santa has a history of supporting unions since the Great Elven Uprising of 1884. Despite the Canada Post strike, he is expected to be prepared with pen and paper when letters from Canadian children start arriving in mid-November. The strike, which began on Nov. 15, is over demands for better wages, working conditions, and pensions. Full Article

A man proposes to his girlfriend, Toni, who rejects him, suspecting he has a romantic relationship with their hiking buddy, Sarah. When he tells Sarah about Toni's accusation, she distances herself from him, causing him to feel depressed and remorseful. Unsure of why their friendship has changed, he contemplates talking to Sarah to clarify the situation. Full Article

The Canadiens have only managed seven wins in 19 games this season, making each victory crucial. Despite their slow start, the team has won three of their last four games, giving them hope for a turnaround. Their recent 3-0 win against Edmonton holds more weight than their previous victory against Columbus, as the Oilers reached the Stanley Cup final last season. Full Article

The new Santé Québec health authority will allow workers with dual jobs in multiple hospitals an extra year to adjust to new rules limiting hours to 40 per week. This decision was made after concerns were raised about the impact of the restructuring on these workers, who will now have until the end of November to choose a single job. The province's hospitals and clinics will be brought under a single employer on December 1,...

The Toronto Maple Leafs secured a 3-0 win, moving them into first place in the Atlantic division. The game saw Matthew Knies become the seventh Leaf forward to be sidelined due to injuries and suspension, with coach Craig Berube expressing frustration over a controversial hit that went unpunished by the league. Despite the contentious play, the Leafs ultimately emerged victorious, with Berube acknowledging the outcome and choosing not to comment further on the incident. Full...

In Allison Hanes' article, the author discusses the challenges faced by the Quebec health care system, particularly in accessing timely care. The writer shares a personal experience of trying to visit a walk-in clinic in the West Island only to be informed that in-person access is no longer available, requiring patients to go online or call instead. This highlights the growing dissatisfaction with the current state of healthcare in Quebec, with limited options for time-sensitive...