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Craig McCulloch

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January 05, 2023
Canada Bans Foreigners From Purchasing Most Real Estate

The move is meant to curb high prices, but experts doubt it will have much effect
December 07, 2022
Canada Soon to Allow Euthanasia for the Mentally Ill

An existing law permitting doctor-assisted death for those with terminal and debilitating illnesses is to be expanded early next year
November 17, 2022
Canada Reacts to Alleged Chinese Political Interference

Reports that China meddled in Canadian elections add to frictions between Ottawa, Beijing
November 03, 2022
Canadian First Nations Disheartened Over Lack of Support for 2030 Olympic Bid

First Nations decry lack of consultation before British Columbia government decided not to back their 2030 Winter Games pitch
October 19, 2022
Canadian High Court Weighs Immigration Agreement With US

Canadian advocates argue migrants should not be returned to US detention centers where they say conditions are 'unconscionable'
September 16, 2022
Canadian Researchers Developing Oral Insulin

New Oral Insulin Could Eliminate Daily Injections
September 07, 2022
Vancouver’s Taiwanese Community Keeps Close Ties With Island Threatened by China

Roughly 40,000 Taiwanese immigrants live in and around Vancouver, Canada. As Craig McCulloch reports, amid heightened tensions between Taiwan and China, the large community is keeping track of developments and offering support to family back in Taiwan.
August 12, 2022
Canadian First Nations, Catholic Church Reflect After Papal Visit, Apology

Some people say apology wasn’t enough, others want to move on
July 08, 2022
Canada Plans Health Warnings on Every Cigarette

Other new regulations would severely restrict use of plastics in packaging
July 01, 2022
Canada Abortion Providers Prepare to Receive US Patients

Some abortion seekers could travel north to evade bans on procedure in several US states
June 03, 2022
Canada Partially Decriminalizes Opioids

Canadian government decriminalizes opioids for one province
May 14, 2022
Canada Blazes Path in Space Law

It adapts laws for eventual moon mission, base, which may serve as a model for other countries
April 29, 2022
California Group Working to Help Ukraine With Low-Cost Incubators

Incubators, designed to work with or without stable electricity, are already saving lives in developing countries
April 15, 2022
Defeating Censorship About War in Ukraine a Focus of TED Conference

Experts focus on VPNs, blocked websites and who is doing the censoring
April 14, 2022
Musk Spells Out How He Would Change Twitter

Elon Musk took questions on his plans for the social media giant at a TED conference hours after announcing his takeover bid
March 23, 2022
Canada to Ease Visitor COVID-19 Testing Ahead of Tourist Season

Visitors arriving after April 1 will still need to be vaccinated and may be subject to random testing
March 05, 2022
Canada Slaps Sanctions on Russia Over Ukraine Invasion

In addition to punitive measures, country opens its doors to Ukrainian refugees
February 08, 2022
COVID-19 Researchers See Hope in Existing Drugs

Canadian-Brazilian venture relies mostly on private capital, bypassing red tape and generating data more quickly
January 12, 2022
Indigenous People Lead Push for 2030 Winter Olympics, Paralympics in Vancouver

It would be the first time any Olympics was hosted by indigenous people and could lead to further reconciliation with Canada’s First Nations
October 21, 2021
Canada Sees Benefits From Delaying Second Vaccine Dose

Delaying second dose and mixing COVID-19 vaccines generate positive result in Canada

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