Manitoba has confirmed the first case of clade Ib mpox, a strain of monkeypox, in Canada, linked to a travel-related outbreak in central and eastern Africa. Clade I mpox, known for causing more severe illness and higher death rates, typically spreads through human-to-human transmission and is associated with sex workers. The infected individual in Manitoba is isolating, with a low risk to the public due to the virus not easily spreading unless through close contact with symptomatic individuals or contaminated materials.
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Facing 16 lawsuits for Toronto Pearson airport crash, Delta deflects blame
Delta Air Lines Crash Investigation Delta Air Lines has denied full responsibility for injuries resulting from the February 17 crash at Toronto Pearson International Airport, as stated in a U.S. court filing reviewed by CBC News. The incident involved the plane ending up upside down on a snowy runway, leading to at least 16 Canadian passengers filing lawsuits alleging injuries. Transportation Safety Board investigators are examining the wreckage as part of the ongoing investigation into...
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