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Cities Barack Obama has exploited his youthful stint as a Chicago community organizer at every stage of his political career. As someone who had worked for grassroots “change,” he said, he was a different kind of politician, one who could translate people’s hopes into reality. The media lapped up this conceit, presenting Obama’s organizing experience as a meaningful qualification for the Oval Office. This past September, a cell-phone video of Chicago students beating a fellow teen to death coursed over the airwaves and across the Internet. None of the news outlets that had admiringly ...

Date Time London startup raises bar on spinal implants London-based startup A-Line Orthopaedics has developed a new spinal implant that could revolutionize an invasive treatment for upper cervical spine fractures, thanks to support from two Western University programs. Backing from the Bone & Joint Institute’s Catalyst Grants Program and the MSK Innovation Competition led to Tim Lasswell, now president of A-Line Orthopaedics, and Schulich Medicine & Dentistry professor Dr. Parham Rasoulinejad, commercializing their revolutionary product with an international medical device company. Upper ce...

Health officials work to build trust, bust vaccine myths University Hospitals Jether Tiller, 90, receives her COVID-19 vaccine at University Hospitals. Her family shared a video of the process on social media. The first day COVID-19 vaccines were available to the public, 90-year-old Jether Tiller of Maple Heights was at University Hospitals bright and early, ready for her appointment. She wants everybody to take the same step, so her family shared a video on social media of her vaccination. "A lot of them were saying, you know, 'If your mother's 90 years old and got it, then I can get it also...

Posted: Feb 03, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: February 3 Cesar Soriano, left, a house person at a downtown Toronto Residence Inn, and Amelia Jarlego, who works as a room attendant, clean a room ahead of the arrival of guests on Feb. 2, 2021. Hotels qualify for the federal Highly Affected Sectors Credit Availability Program, or HASCAP, meant to assist businesses hardest-hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.(Evan Mitsui/CBC)