Alberta UCP members approve all 35 policy resolutions at party’s AGM

Hannah Miller scored two goals and Sarah Nurse scored the winning goal as the Sceptres defeated the Sirens in the Battle of Bay Street. The video failed to load, but viewers can access other videos from the team by refreshing their browser. Full Article

A sailor with the Royal Canadian Navy died after a small-boat incident in Halifax's Bedford Basin, where a rigid-hull inflatable capsized at 10 p.m. on Friday. The Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre Halifax coordinated a rescue, with one sailor treated and released while another could not be resuscitated. The incident is under investigation by Military Police, and the sailor's identity is being withheld as condolences are extended to their family, friends, and fellow sailors by Commodore...

Nurses in Alberta held a "Day of Action" to advocate for safe staffing and patient care, commemorating the 1988 nurses' strike. The United Nurses of Alberta organized events at various locations across the province, rejecting a mediator's contract settlement and seeking 30% pay increases over two years. The union expressed concerns about nurses feeling overworked, undervalued, and dissatisfied, amidst ongoing negotiations with the province. Full Article

The CN Rail signal union has issued a 72-hour strike notice, potentially affecting rail operations. The strike notice comes after negotiations between the union and the company failed to reach an agreement. This development could lead to disruptions in rail services if the strike goes ahead. Full Article

Towana Looney of Alabama achieved a major milestone by becoming the longest living recipient of a pig organ transplant, with her new kidney functioning well for 61 days. Her vibrant recovery showcases the potential of animal-to-human transplants, with Looney's kidney functioning normally and doctors optimistic about her long-term success. As scientists continue to genetically alter pigs for more humanlike organs, Looney's progress serves as a valuable learning experience for future attempts in xenotransplantation. Full Article

A London manufacturing plant planned by China-based Maple Armor Group to produce alarm systems has been shut down due to the threat of steep U.S. tariffs on Canadian-made goods. The company, which had bought land in London for the plant, has decided to expand its Quebec facility instead. This decision was made in response to the uncertainty caused by U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on Canadian goods, which would impact sales to the U.S....