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13.11.26 - 04:18
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MAID Would Rank As Canada′s Fourth-Leading Cause Of Death If Counted Separately (ZeroHedge)
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MAID Would Rank As Canada's Fourth-Leading Cause Of Death If Counted Separately
Authored by James Yang via The Epoch Times,Medical assistance in dying (MAID) would rank as the fourth-leading cause of death in Canada if deaths involving the procedure were counted separately, figures from Health Canada and Statistics Canada show.MAID would rank behind only cancer, heart disease, and accidents - Canada's three leading causes of death in 2024. Cancer accounted for 85,589 deaths, followed by heart disease at 57,982 and accidents at 20,415.The 16,499 Canadians who received MAID that year outnumbered those who died from several other major causes. A total of 13,680 Canadians died from cerebrovascular diseases, 13,202 died from chronic lower respiratory diseases, 7,658 died from influenza and pneumonia, 6,874 died from diabetes, and 5,294 died from Alzheimer's disease.However, Statistics Canada does not count MAID as a separate cause of death. Instead, deaths involving MAID are counted under the me...
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11.11.26 - 15:24
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Canadian Market Might Open Moderatly Up (AFX)
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BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT/PARIS (dpa-AFX) - Despite the Federal banking holiday in Canada for the Rememberance day, the Toronto Stock Exchange will open for regular trading on Wednesday.The S&P 500 Index......
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11.11.26 - 05:57
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China To Sell First Yuan Sovereign Bonds In Canada As Beijing Pushes Dollar Alternative (ZeroHedge)
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China To Sell First Yuan Sovereign Bonds In Canada As Beijing Pushes Dollar Alternative
Authored by Matthew Horwood via The Epoch Times,China plans to issue its first yuan-denominated sovereign bonds in Canada this week, as Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng visits the country for talks aimed at establishing closer ties.China's Ministry of Finance announced that it will issue up to 4 billion yuan (CA$846 million) in sovereign green bonds in Canada beginning Nov. 9. The green bond proceeds are meant for projects beneficial to the environment.China's state-run Global Times said the move marks "another step in expanding the Chinese currency's international reach" and creating an alternative to the U.S. dollar in trade. Beijing has been seeking to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar and promote the use of its own currency in international trade, including through BRICS, an international grouping it co-founded with countries including Brazil, Russia, and IndiaThe announcement coincided with...
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