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Housing market recovery could start before Bank of Canada cuts rates - Vimarsana News

Housing market recovery could start before Bank of Canada cuts rates

Canada's housing market is nearing a "tipping point" and its recovery will come sooner than many expect, says Royal LePage. Read more

What you need to know about South Africa's genocide case against Israel - Vimarsana News

What you need to know about South Africa's genocide case against Israel

Israel will face a new foe on a new front this week when the International Court of Justice (ICJ) hears arguments from South Africa alleging the Israeli military in Gaza is “genocidal in character” and intended to bring about the destruction of Palestinian people in the besieged territory.

Source: cbc.ca
Oral health is health: Better access to dental care may have potential benefits beyond Canadians' mouths - Vimarsana News

Oral health is health: Better access to dental care may have potential benefits beyond Canadians' mouths

In addition to saving costs for individuals and our health-care system, facilitating access to dental care would enhance the population’s oral health and potentially help in managing chronic diseases.

Why Canada is joining U.S. to protect ships in Red Sea from Houthis - Vimarsana News

Why Canada is joining U.S. to protect ships in Red Sea from Houthis

The Houthi group, aligned with Iran, has intensified its attacks, disturbing international commerce and forcing ships to change their routes

Globe Climate: Young people want a seat at the COP28 table - Vimarsana News

Globe Climate: Young people want a seat at the COP28 table

‘Rather than surrendering our futures to false promises, young people like me want a say in building the future and world we inherit,’ writes Rachel Parent, COP28 youth delegate