Canada $6.5 of military aid since 2022.

What's left to leak?

Niagara Region chair owns signed copy of Adolf Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ Niagara anti-racism groups are condemning recently appointed Niagara Region Chair Bob Gale for having purchased a copy of “Mein Kampf” signed by Adolf Hitler in 2010.

Well, this was not on my political bingo card for 2026.

What are the odds that there will be free and fair elections in the near future? I suspect not worth the wager.

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It is a little variable by province. BC is 14 or 15, (hepatitis A is covered for indigenous children). Influenza and Covid would be on top of that.

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But where's Albania?

You won't feel hungry once it gets your liver. 😏

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Less than 1/2.

That was said tongue in cheek I suspect.

In an experiment, Pew Research Center demonstrated that opt-in and probability-based surveys produced very different results about young adults' views of the Holocaust and abortion.

If you encounter what seems like an implausible survey finding, ask:
1. Were survey respondents selected randomly or was this an opt-in poll?
2. Could the results, especially for young adults, be driven by bogus respondents?

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Perhaps a Ancef shield?

It's too bad about the stethoscope.

Pigeon walking across a chess board with all the pieces knocked over.

I couldn't find a photo of an orange pigeon.

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This is why I hate the trump talking point that the US military protects us.

From whom?

AFAIK, trump is our only threat.
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1/n I don’t understand the new Dept HHS assertion that childhood vaccines weren’t tested in placebo-controlled trials. That’s simply not true. I did a quick (non-exhaustive) PubMed search and they came up pretty quickly. For example here’s MMR

Survivor Charles Fox calls out Conservative candidate Aaron Gunn Liberal candidate and residential school survivor Charles Fox is calling for the Conservatives to drop candidate Aaron Gunn.

A riding with 12% indigenous people represented by an individual who has stated that residential schools were "asked for by indigenous bands", what could possibly go wrong? www.aptnnews.ca/national-new...

At the Canadian Museum of Human Rights in Winnipeg.

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It is such a pleasure to hear a politician speak in a way that makes it clear that he understands the topic and has ideas. www.youtube.com/watch?v=V11q...

As long as our provinces and regulatory colleges are nimble in responding in a way that welcomes American physicians and rapidly allows them licensure.

I think that graph may look a little different when it extends to 2026 considering what is and will be happening to health care and research in the US.

The mice seem to have caught toxoplasmosis.

So bizarre.

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That would be weird. It depends on the source but usually the meat has significant fat content. Typically you simmer the meat scraps with some salt in the water. (The salt helps to pull proteins into the water). I would usually separate out and discard fat and bones and what remains is stock.

"Czar" is a powerful word. One of the "best" words.