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A northern Saskatchewan First Nation says the cancellation of a planned animal spay and neuter clinic could have consequences for both animal welfare and public safety. The Canine Action Project (CAP) says it was planning to host a temporary veterinary clinic in Sturgeon Lake First Nation, located about a 40-minute drive northwest of Prince Albert, Sask., in mid-August, where it expected to help up to 150 animals.But the charity says its application for a temporary clinic licence was denied by the province’s veterinary medical association, forcing it to cancel the clinic.“We were advised that because they were within 150 km…

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A state-of-the-art piece of technology is changing the way kidneys make their way between donors and recipients. The XVIVO Kidney Assist Transport was approved for use by Health Canada at the end of 2025 and University of Alberta Hospital in Edmonton was the first centre to utilize the equipment.“What’s unique about this new technology for us is it introduces oxygen into the circulation, which improves the outcomes of our patient’s kidneys after transplant,” said Dr. Max Levine, the surgical director of the U of A Hospital’s kidney transplant program.“This is an evolution in the transplant technology that we’ve been using previously.”…

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Following the success of TLC’s 19 Kids & Counting, UPtv aired Bringing Up Bates for ten seasons. The reality show followed Kelly Jo and Gil Bates and their 19 children. Katie Bates was just 14 when the show premiered. She’s now married with two kids. She dropped a huge clue that she’s estranged from her family after revealing childhood trauma. Keep reading for all the details. Katie Bates Clark & Husband Move To Texas After Cheating Scandal From the outside, Katie Bates Clark and her husband, Travis, had a wonderful marriage. The couple tied the knot in December 2021 after meeting…

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The Giants announced they will suspend payments to Harrison Bader after the outfielder reinjured his left foot over the weekend in a scooter accident. Neither Bader nor the MLB Players Association has yet commented. “Over the weekend, Harrison Bader was involved in an accident that has delayed Harrison’s prior treatment timeline for plantar fasciitis and, unfortunately, his return to the field,” president of baseball operations Buster Posey said in a press release. “We are still investigating the circumstances of the accident, but will be suspending payment to Harrison until he is able to resume performing services for the club.” Manager Tony…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways The strategist prompt that turns any AI tool into a decision-making partner for the calls that actually drive revenue How to map your own lead-to-payment pipeline and spot the steps AI can run for under $100 a month. The sorting prompt that shows you which roles to never hire for — and which must stay human. A cryotherapy franchise owner took her business from $300,000 to $1.1 million in a single year. No investors. No tech background. No 20-person team. She did it by spending a third of her day…

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Evelyn Beaton (Instagram) Two Canadian judokas won gold for Canada at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland on Friday. The Canadian gold medalists were Evelyn Beaton of Lethbridge, Alberta (women’s 52 kilograms) and Julien Frascadore of Quebec City, Quebec (men’s 66 kilograms). Beaton defeated Sofia Avesta of Cyprus 1-0 in the gold medal match. Tatum Keen of England and Marie-Celine Baba Matia of Cameroon won the bronze medals. Beaton also defeated Lola Hodson of Wales in the quarterfinals and defending Commonwealth Games champion Tinka Easton of Australia in the semifinals. Frascadore defeated Georgios Balarjishvili of Cyprus by a yoko…

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Following the death of a female student, the Education Ministry (SEP) ordered all so-called “military schools” shuttered by Aug. 31. Furthermore, Education Minister Mario Delgado said such schools must immediately reimburse payments made for outstanding educational services, such as re-enrollment fees, school supplies and uniforms. President Claudia Sheinbaum praised Delgado’s decision, while lamenting the 13-year-old girl’s death. “What happened in Tamaulipas is very sad,” she said. “Abuses occurring under the pretext of discipline cannot be allowed.” The SEP resolution comes after the July 16 death of Dafne Zapata, who died during a summer camp at Marina Doenitz Military Academy in…

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Finn Gomez/Getty Images North America Federal prosecutors have moved to dismiss the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool vandalism case against former Olympian David Hearn, saying instead that damage to the pool was “the result of botched installation and not vandalism.” Earlier this month, Hearn, 67, pleaded not guilty to a single count of destruction of property causing more than $1,000 in damage to the pool. Hearn has repeatedly said that he simply touched the water in the pool out of curiosity last month. But the government alleged he had ripped a piece of sealant at the bottom of the reflecting pool…

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The viral global cookie phenomenon known as Crumbl has arrived in Mexico. Famous for its large gourmet cookies, weekly rotating menu and signature pink boxes, the U.S. bakery chain opened a store in the chic Mexico City neighborhood of Roma Norte on Tuesday. It did not go unnoticed. El Universal newspaper described Tuesday’s opening day as a “frenzy,” reporting that dozens of people arrived early in hopes of “being among the first to try the famous viral cookies” and “a line of approximately 800 people snaked around the block.”  The event attracted content creators and influencers to the shop at…

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This roundup is published monthly. It is meant to highlight some of healthcare’s recent hiring news and is not intended to be comprehensive. If you have news about an executive appointment, resignation or layoff that you would like to share for this roundup, please reach out to [email protected]. Hires Aledade, a national network of independent primary care practices, named Daren Thayne as its chief technology officer and Josh Mandel as its chief scientist. Thayne joins the organization from business intelligence software company Domo, where he served as chief technology officer and executive vice president of product. Mandel comes to Aledade…

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