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The 2026 Pride parade attracted 10,000 attendees, highlighting a perceived increase in inclusivity over recent years, although participants noted that further efforts are still necessary.
June marks Deafblind Awareness Month, highlighting the experiences of those who are deafblind. Ryan Riehl, a deafblind artist, emphasises the need for greater visibility, stating, “it’s important that everybody knows that we’re out there.” The month aims to foster understanding and support for this community.
Valery Fabrikant has died in medical care at the Archambault Institution, a medium- and minimum-security prison in Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, Quebec. The circumstances of his death are not currently clear, and further details have yet to be released by authorities.
A study found that 73% of participants were categorised as ‘not at high risk of fractures or falls,’ indicating that calcium and vitamin D supplements, whether taken alone or together, had minimal impact on fracture rates.
Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon has announced the ‘AI for All’ strategy, aimed at making artificial intelligence accessible and beneficial for all Canadians. The initiative seeks to address current disparities and enhance the framework for AI implementation across the country.
Safety concerns, alongside poverty and homelessness, were key factors contributing to the decline reported in recent findings. The impact of these issues continues to be felt, prompting discussions about potential solutions and interventions.
A wildfire that raised road access and air quality concerns in Red Earth Cree Nation is no longer considered a threat, according to a statement released by the nation on Tuesday. Authorities have lifted related restrictions following the containment of the fire.
Canadian Winter Olympic medallists Courtney Sarault and Mikael Kingsbury have been appointed parade marshals for the 2026 Calgary Stampede parade, set for July 3. Both athletes are known for their significant achievements; Sarault made history by winning four medals at a single Olympics, while Kingsbury holds multiple World Cup records in freestyle skiing.
Kenneth Law, a Canadian chef, pleads guilty to aiding suicide, linked to over 112 deaths in the UK from the sale of lethal chemicals.
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