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HALIFAX 鈥?Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is accusing Quebec MP and former leadership rival Maxime Bernier of putting his own personal ambitions ahead of the chance to make Canada a better place.As the Conservative policy convention was getting underway Thursday in Halifax, Scheer portrayed Bernier dramatic decision to le
stanley cup ave the Conservative party as a calculated, power-hungry move.He is more interested in advancing his personal profile than advancing Conservative principles, said Scheer, who narrowly defeated Bernier for the party leadership 15 months ago. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He has decided that he is more important than his Conservative colleagues and indeed the Conservative party, he said. He has traded an opportunity to influence policy in government for his own personal ambition.He said Bernier has essentially ditched the fight to take down the Liberal government of Justin Trudeau. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I think it
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TORONTO 鈥?Intensive care nurse Jane Abas is assessing her patient, checking her medication and monitoring her heart rate.The 68-year-old woman tested positive for a COVID-19 variant shortly
stanley cup after arriving at Toronto Humber River Hospital for an unrelated health concern. Her condition rapidly deteriorated and she had to be placed on a ventilator, suffering a cardiac arrest after the intubation process.Abas says the woman is more stable this morning, but as cases involving the variants of the novel coronavirus rise, a patien
stanley cups t situation can change quickly. The day before, another COVID-19 patient in a similar condition 鈥?who had just retired last month 鈥?passed away. She says it happened fast. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We tried to bring them back, we couldn ;t, she recalls. It was so sad.Abas and her colleagues are exhausted, but they know the third wave of infections is still rising. Claire Wilkinson, another ICU nurse treating a patient in the next room over, says she noticing the increase in severely ill patients. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The third wa
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