Fifty dogs saved from meat farm finding new homes in Canada
Humane Society International reports 50 dogs and puppies rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm are recovering in a Montreal emergency shelter after flights from Korea and Toronto. Veterinarians treat skin and eye infections, matted fur, and parasites as the dogs learn to trust humans and await adoption.
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Humane Society International
Korea
Montreal
Rebecca Aldworth
Toronto
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Animal Welfare Group
Meagan Duhamel
U.S
South Korea
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Brampton man charged with second degree murder
Richard Isaac of Brampton is charged with second degree murder in the death of 28 year old Victoria Selby Readman in a Toronto five floor apartment. Police say the pair met via social media and were roommates for three weeks before the death.
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Richard Isaac
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Victoria Selby-Readman
Paul Worden
Selby- Readman
Worden
Selby-Readman
Isaac
Durham Region
Two-spirit N.B. chief elected first LGBTQ leader in Atlantic Canada
Allan Chicky Polchies Jr. was elected chief of St. Mary's First Nation, becoming Atlantic Canada's first openly LGBTQ chief. He aims to boost health care access, economic development, and community programs while addressing mental health and PTSD among about 2,000 Wolastogiyik members.
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New Brunswick
Atlantic Canada
Allan
Chicky) Polchies Jr
Polchies
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s First Nation
Polchie
Canadian AI fuels farming shift with cows and greenhouses
The article describes a fourth agricultural revolution driven by AI startups like SomaDetect in Fredericton and Motorleaf in Montreal. SomaDetect tests milk and screens for protein fat and disease indicators using cow stall sensors while Motorleaf analyzes greenhouse data to predict harvest sizes, helping farmers optimize yield and costs.
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Deshpande
Motorleaf Inc
Alastair Monk
Ramon Dutta
Daycare Strike Ends in Montreal and Laval
The 10 day walkout affecting about 60 centres has ended after mediators from Quebec's labour department presented a proposal. Children can return to daycare tomorrow while workers vote on the deal next weekend. Key issues were working conditions scheduling call-back lists and seniority.
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