Nearly two-thirds of former rugby league players involved in a concussion lawsuit showed symptoms of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative brain disease linked to head trauma, with 108 out of 168 players displaying signs of CTE. The claimants allege negligence by the Rugby Football League and the British Amateur Rugby League Association for failing to protect them from brain injuries, with many suffering from depression, anxiety, and memory loss due to concussions sustained during their playing careers. The lawsuit is part of a broader legal action involving hundreds of former rugby union players, with potential trials planned to address the issue on player welfare.
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Scott Moe endorses Pierre Poilievre ahead of Conservative leader's Saskatchewan stop
Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre has received an endorsement from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe ahead of the April 28 federal election. Moe criticized the Liberal government for making it harder for Saskatchewan to sell resources and stated his support for Poilievre, emphasizing the need for a government that treats Saskatchewan as part of Canada. While the endorsement aligns with the province's Conservative stronghold, political experts note that such public endorsements by premiers are uncommon and...
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