Canada declines Novavax vaccine order for 2024 25 season
Public Health Agency of Canada says it will not procure Novavax’s updated Nuvaxovid this season due to low demand. Provinces report no orders as agency notes domestically produced vaccines under contract, with minimal past uptake. focus shifts to Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines reformulated for EP.2 Omicron.
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McGill law professors suspend strike to resume classes
McGill University law professors will return to classrooms this week after the union suspended the strike that began at the fall start. A federated bargaining system is to be explored with other faculty unions, with classes to resume by Oct. 3 and a potential end to litigation if a deal is reached by Oct. 7.
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Alberta premier downplays chemtrail remarks at town hall
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s office says her comments on chemtrails were not a claim the U.S. government is spraying Alberta. Her spokesman said she was relaying concerns heard from Albertans and that no evidence of chemtrail activity was found after government checks. Norad and U S Northern Command also deny any spray flights over Canada.
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Carbon rebates, lower card fees for small firms planned
Ottawa will send over 2.5 billion to about 600000 small and medium Canadian businesses in December, refunding carbon price revenues from 2019 20 to 2023 24. Amounts vary by province and staff count. Ontario firm with 10 employees could get 4010 dollars and Saskatchewan firm with 499 employees 576844. The government also curbs card transaction fees starting Oct 19 and tightens payment processor rules. CFIB welcomes the steps but repeats call to scrap the carbon tax. Tariffs set for Chinese aluminum steel at 25 cap and 100 percent EV tariff took effect this week.
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