factory comes forward, then they want to do something to solve the shortage of powdered milk, and health canada announced in a statement to ct news that the cost will be regulated by this institution, but regarding the year 2023, it should be announced that this milk powder confectionery in canada is becoming sustainable and can meet current needs health canada is working hard to minimize the impact of the limited supply of infant formula on canadian families until the supply is fully sustainable. i want to change it, i had to buy it for a while because it is also used in a hospital. after a while, i bought princess, it was no longer available in the market, and it has become rare. i use golestan when we can't find powdered milk. terry and even the work is very difficult and the cost of the fuel we make for delicious is putting pressure on us to ensure access to formula for all stores walmart canada has announced that it is temporarily limiting the sale of formula to two cans per customer national bank iran became the big draw for the loan accounts of the national bank of iran, the national ban

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factory after that he wants it to do something to eliminate the shortage of powdered milk, and health canadated in a statement addressed to ct news that it will be regulated by this institution, but regarding 2023, it should be stated that the supply of powdered powdered milk in canada is becoming stable and can meet the needs of the canadian ministry of health is working hard to minimize the impact of the limited supply of infant formula on canadian families and will continue to do so until the supply is completely stable. i have to buy this verb because it is also used in a hospital. after a while, i bought something from princess. it is no longer available in the market. it is used in golestan. when we cannot find powdered milk , we usually have to go to other cities by car, like a bus, and even the work is very difficult, and we also use fuel. it puts pressure on us. powdered milk for everyone walmart canada has announced that it has temporarily limited the sale of powdered milk to two cans per customer . which keyboard buttons when degree creates passwords artificial intelligence has ch

canada is becoming sustainable and can meet current needs health canada is working hard to minimize the impact of the limited supply of infant formula on canadian families until the supply is completely sustainable. gave several times having to change the milk powder factory, i had to buy it for a while because it is also used in a hospital . after a while, i bought princess, it was not available in the market. the work is very difficult and also the cost of the fuel that we use to find delicious milk puts pressure on us. the availability of powdered milk for all canadian walmart stores has announced that it has temporarily limited the sale of powdered milk to two cans per customer . it is a highly demanded product in the market. manufacturing and service industries of calcium carbonate, mainly dardaha industry the agent has taken from the production of construction materials, the production of calcium carbonate cardboard paper with mineral rock powder that settles in the zagros region, the paper must use raw materials that are not actually destructive, since 2013, stone paper has been

calgary, canada caused the parents to complain to the local authorities. according to the global report, the alberta regional healthanization of canada published shocking details from the central kitchen of a number of calgary kindergartens . coli has been infected with a severe disease. when 4-year-old children get sick, they become really ill-mannered. finally, the child has been brought to the hospital . the doctors announced that after several tests , the final test results will be shown. also , the first notification from the kindergarten was received on sunday night. the child's parents had informed about talai a number of children in the kindergarten wordlessly. the notification also included the warning of the health authorities about the onset of a digestive disease, and it was only on monday that the authorities responsible for the objects of ikola's disease announced that certain problems would arise. it was that the officials thought that it was an emergency, alberta health services in its latest report published the results of the investigation after the closure of the central children's kitchen, which

is 80 years old. 74% of respondents believe that their president has serious health problems, including mental ones. in canadarofile incident in parliament, the speaker of the lower house agreed with the accusations and apologized for honoring the ukrainian nazi , the scandal broke out after all these shots appeared, the head of the kiev regime zelensky and the canadian example of works welcomed the ninety-eight-year-old ukrainian nationalist yaroslav guykov. he the same huka, as he is called in canada, who during the second world war served in the cis division of galicia, he was invited to a meeting where zelensky spoke, russian diplomats sent the canadian ministry of foreign affairs to the court of protests , clarification from official ottawa, demanded the opposition conservative party and the local branch of the jewish public organization as soon as possible . by the way, when justin himself came, he said that he had nothing to do with it and was not going to apologize. today is 80 years since the liberation of smolensk from the nazi invaders to this important date, our ministry of defense published new d

announced that the same powdered milk is becoming confectionery in canada and can meet the current needs. the canadian ministry of healthtrying hard to reduce the impact of the limited supply of infant formula on the family. canada to the lowest amount and this work will continue until the supply is completely stable . after some time i had to buy the powdered milk factory, because it is also used for hospital use . has been used it makes us enjoy internet time, we usually have to go to other cities by car, like poco essential, it is very difficult and we make burnt decoration to find delicious milk , it puts pressure on us in order to facilitate the access of powdered milk for everyone walmart canada store announced which has temporarily limited the sale of powdered milk to two cans for each customer. oath of quality in sync with global quality, washable and double-layer upper, direct injection, light, comfortable , suitable for long walks and daily activities . ,000 tomans in the number of one thousand and 65 75 meters 10 swear shoes that we know about the concern and for an online circuit solution to find the desired

canada's single payer health care problems aren't found in just one province. in january, "the wall street journal" reported that ontario is turning to private health care options to fix the growing problem with its single payer-funded health care system. canada's most populous province is allowing more patients to go to private treatment centers for cataracts and joint replacement surgeries and for services such as mri's and c.t. scans. "the wall street journal" writes, quote, the median wait time in canada last year between referral and treatment was 27.4 weeks the longest on record compared to 9.3 weeks in 1993. ontario reported the shortest wait times of 20.3 weeks while the eastern province of prince edward island reported the longest at 64.7 weeks. finally back to great britain, the yugov poll recently found that bring tans are, quote, pulling their teeth out with pliers, end of quote, because they can't access the national health care system dentists. the poll found 10% of respondents had attempted do-it-yourself dentistry. mr. president, i'm committed t

health care. what you and have chatted about many times as canada and others do, health care is not a universal privilege should not be spending $13,000 for every man, woman and child. >> i will say as a guy who gets accused of being a communist a lot, how do you explain to people what this bill is about prescription drugs is causing people who wish to sell into medicare which is a major distributor of drugs to negotiate a price, not government control of the manufacture of drugs. and if you don't want to negotiate a price sell it on the free market. >> this is such a radical idea, ali. it's what every major country in the world does, everyone. we're the only country in the world that says, oh, you want to charge half of -- this is really crazy stuff. half of the new drugs now coming onto the market you know what their treatment is, the numbers cost over $200,000. it's insane. it's absolutely insane. people can't afford it. medicare is going to go bankrupt and premiums are going to go soaring, so what we have got to tell the pharmaceutical industry is we want research, we want develop, we want alzheimer'

health care. we've got to do as you and i have shattered about many times, what canada, what other countries do, healthshould not be spending $13,000 for every man, woman, in child while 85 million are under insured or uninsured. >> as we gave it gets accused of being communist a lot, how do you explain to people that what this bill is about prescription drugs is causing people who wish to sell into medicare, which is a major distributor of drugs, to negotiate a price, to negotiate a price, not government control of the manufacturer of drugs. and again, if you don't want to negotiate a price, guess, what's a lot on the free market outside of medicare. that's your choice. >> this is such a radical idea, ali, it's wet every other major country in the world does. everybody. it's what the europeans do, it's what the canadians do. we're the only country in the world that says no, you want to charge, and this is really crazy stuff, half of the new drugs now coming on to the market, you know what their treatment is? over $200. it's insane. it's absolutely insane. people can't afford it. medicare is going to g

"my companies are in robust health," he said, "and so am i." canada'so the killing earlier this year in canada of a sikh activist. tensions have been growing between the two countries, afterjustin trudeau said india may have been behind the killing. he addressed the issue on the sidelines of the un general assembly on thursday. there are credible reasons to believe that agents of the government of india were involved in the killing of a canadian on canadian soil. that is something of the utmost and foundational importance in a country of rule of law, in a world where international rules—based order matters. india says the allegations are absurd and has suspended visa services for canadians. meanwhile sikh communities across canada protested this week. earlier i spoke with jaskaran sandhu of the world sikh organization of canada. the sikh canadians are tired. they are tired for fighting for interference on their own and we have seen now it can take a violent turn in the assassination of a sikh canadian on canadian soil, and that is enough and that is wha

health. she says wildfire smoke from canada and the western united states will continue to affect parts of thetomed to it. what is the effect on public health? >>. . a lot of that depends on what is burned and how far it gets. it affects people who already have sensitivities generally the big one is respiratory that we would expect. say i had asthma and i have a significant exposure to wildfire smoke, the likelihood i would show up at an er because of my asthma is probably about 8% more likely on a day i am exposed to smoke within a day i am not exposed. >> that means more hospital visits. >> the important thing for people to know is to remain indoors if you can especially if you look at the air-quality colors. if it is worse than yellow you want to stay indoors. if you have underlying conditions like asthma or copd, you want to stay indoors as soon gets out of the green area. if you have to go outside, definitely wear a mask. >> penny copeland does not need a researcher to tell her what a shortage of respiratory specialist means. every time her asthma gets bad, she feels it. >> usually when y

but nevertheless, i think that the impacts in terms of health are virtually the same. the highest and canada piece here, for example, called on the northern america in the us, thanks for being on of new york city under the nerds of, of air quantity. and we've been only see the results exposed of, of how many, how much respiratory distress we suffered and how much or excess of time that you made. so we can observe that very soon. but the consequences danger come down trying to judge. i know most the know the very direct impacts those offered by the community or for very obvious reasons in terms of their own personal assets. but also in terms of the sources of a kind of think about timber. but then the trick up to the entire economy as we've seen in, in, in portable world. so in canada, right, for, if you see the percentage drops and g, b outputs in the use varies extreme events happen. for example, the last 5 years on the 2018 cam tires in california, they produce the damages that we estimate at around 20 beating in us dollars, which is completely unheard of. for a good x stream events of buy

that we have not faced for several generations, i mean the economic crisis in canada, we have, for example, a crisis in the healthsystem, it's very difficult for people to even find doctors, and this may surprise a lot of people who watch our interview, also to... it's hard to find housing, food has become more expensive now, food is very expensive, and someone can say , let's take care of ourselves first, solve our problems, so i'm very happy to hear that our government continues to support ukraine in the way you need it, let's also talk about your experience being here and working here, you've lived here for a period of time, and it is far from one year, much more, you saw ukraine then and you see now, what are the main differences? yes, there are huge differences and thank you for your... don't mention the number of years, i've been here a really long time, it's in the double digits if you're talking about years, and i also lived here when i was a student, so i have something to compare it to, i think ukraine has made a lot of progress now, and i'm very proud of how much ukraine has changed, now ukraine has ju

from 2 on the road to the finals of the health and usa and mexico and canada. brazil, our long side, argentina on 6 points to the top of the south. american sandy say beat through one knell brazil twice thought they'd taken the lead in the 1st half of the seniors effort just allowed for off side. the 5 time champions were denied again by v a r. this time it took special 7 minutes to cancel that with charles. this is heather roselle. finally scoring the winter in the ninety's minutes martinos of wistful middle. i don't think richardson was outside, we saw the reply. you didn't have complete precision from that angle, obviously. but this is football people, he comes to goals, so when there is a doubt and the goal is canceled, it's not good. but what can we do to ecuador team for behind to be your why to one feel of source for both goals is they have back from the loss against argentina, or despite this, when equity or remain on 0 points, they were deducted 3 points for falsifying the birth details of a player and the last full fine campaign with the world cup expanded to 48 teams and 2

health care and social care. hugo ferrier there, from portugal. to canadalogised after the former speaker of the house of commons chamber praised a nazi veteran in parliament. on tuesday, speaker anthony rota, a member of mr trudeau's liberal party, resigned days after describing a former nazi soldier from ukraine as a canadian hero. the comments were made while ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky was present. a short time ago, prime minister trudeau announced he would address the canadian house, to offer parliament's "unreserved apologies" for the incident. here's a little of what he had to say. this was a mistake that has deeply embarrassed parliament and canada. all of us who are in this house on friday regret deeply having stood and clapped — even though we did so unaware of the context. it was a horrendous violation of the memory of the millions of people who died in the holocaust, and it was deeply, deeply painfulfor in the holocaust, and it was deeply, deeply painful forjewish people. in the holocaust, and it was deeply, deeply painfulforjewish pe

the ministry of health of palestine confirmed the desire of the zionist army and to take the journalists to canaday gather the journalists ? let it be a story that english-speaking users of netanyahu's speech mentioned and wrote, "no matter what i say, the american ambassador to the united nations will not hold shirin abu qaleh's photo during benjamin netanyahu's speech . netanyahu's boring speech for empty seats." the united nations of this cloud website, written by the high language, the users' eyes did not look away during netanyahu's speech, at least four-fifths of the seats at the united nations were empty , the israeli delegation brought a few extra people with them , every few minutes they just clapped for each other, the empty seats of the organization's general assembly nations during netanyahu's speech, the project of global zionism and the legitimization of this usurping regime has completely failed. sanctions must be returned. above all, iran must face a credible, serious nuclear threat. a credible nuclear threat against iran, the words that netanyahu's office by issuing a statement ab

be announced that the supply of powdered powdered milk in canada has become stable and can meet the current needs . the canadian ministry of health is trying hard to reduce the impact of the limited supply of powdered milk for babies. to give the highest amount to the canadian families and this work will continue until the supply is completely stable in the process . there was no rare condition to find khuzestan, we usually have to go to other cities by car, such as by bus, and even this is very difficult, and also the cost of fuel that we spend to find delicious milk puts pressure on us. for everyone, walmart canada has announced that it will sell milk. it has limited dry to two cans per customer. iphone 20 has banned the sale and supply of iphone 12 phones until further notice. according to the report of the national frequency agency, which is a regulatory body in france, the index of the release of harmful electromagnetic rays in this model of the phone . iphone 5 and 7 are tenths of watts per kilogram while the european union has announced the permissible amount of 4 watts per kilogram, it was allowed because it is dangerous

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health" he said, "and so am i". a major dispute row between canada and india escalated on thursday over the murder of a sikh separatistvestigation. there are credible reasons to believe that agents of the government of india were involved in the killing of a canadian on canadian soil. that is something of the utmost and foundational importance in a country of rule of law, in a world where international rules—based order matters. the bbc�*s archana shukla has india's response from mumbai. india has said security threats to the indian high commission council in canada has disrupted normal functioning and council in canada has disrupted normalfunctioning and is council in canada has disrupted normal functioning and is the reason for temporary suspension of these services in canada. they however say travel to india will not be effect for those with valid visas and travel documents. remember, this comes a day after india issued an advisory urging its citizens in canada to exercise utmost caution from what it called politically condone hate crimes. tensions have flared this week when canada alleged indian involvement in the

canada, and in iran. my mother is currently in the hospital, and i was worried about their health. a number of people were very active, both studying and doing academic work . they had set up their own company with great effort. they did great things , and when they were suddenly killed like this while they had gone to the border and america to help their friend. he used this opportunity and they arrested him and did not let him return to canadian soil. there was a big crisis for the family and he had to be released from the distance of his origin for about five years . let me say that asmon and i did not see it for 1011 and the behavior of this country claims human rights . what i am talking about is completely different from the reality . the prolongation of the judicial process of the car compatriots of the country of america for arrest these loved ones were used to make him behave in a certain way in the negotiations, where in the end, as you mentioned, it caused the process to be prolonged, but he was used with negotiation and diplomatic power, fortunately, today we witness th

aimed at prioritizing growth across five core geographies of the u.s., canada, the u.k., ireland and europe. shares of the healthn 40% year-over-year but gaining right now at least 7%. >>> stubborn inflation still one of the biggest challenges facing american small businesses. baked by melissa founder and ceo melissa is here to tell us how the high cost of ingredients are burning through her profits. and when california schoolteacher matt becauser took to the stage to audition before millions on america's got talent, he was not driven by fame, but by the memory of his wife christina, a basketball coach and mom of three. christina always championed matt's singing talent until january of 2020 when she and eight others, including laker star kobe bryant, were killed in a helicopter crash while heading to a tournament. not only did matt find the strength to face the world again, his courage to perform brought him a job offer from world-renowned composer david foster. my brand new everyone talks to liz podcast episode, i'm calling it required listening, austin, okay? matt mauser 's story will drive you to grab once in

serhiy, and wish you good health, and i wish the same dear to all of ours. the president is biden and today zelenskyi is in canada, we are waiting for his speech in the canadian parliament, negotiations with the three to let's start with the un general assembly, because the speech of our president was announced long ago at the un general assembly and the speech consisted of two parts, the first before the un general assembly, where world leaders gathered, and the second at the un security council . zelensky proposed to reform the un regarding the use of the veto right so that it is not used by the aggressor . the right to veto the decision of the security council. well, zelenskyi proposed it. and what happens next, that is, to what extent is what zelenskyi proposes is possible and how far can it be implemented or reform the un according to the plan that mr. zelensky suggests, well, mr. serhiy, here is the question in the plan that was proposed by president zelensky or anyone else , well, he proposed his version of reforming the un, the european union, his version, er, verbox, his version, this, this, nothing abou

canada in november. >>> on capitol hill, senator mitch mcconnell says he plans to stay in office amid questions about his healthgnosis given by the capitol doctor following mcconnell's recent health scares. >> reporter: senate minority leader mitch mcconnell dismissed questions about his health and vowed to stay on. >> going to finish my term as leader, and i'm going to finish my senate term. >> reporter: the kentucky republican pointed to a letter from congress' attending physician which found no evidence of stroke or seizures or movement disorders like parkinson's disease following two recent incidents in which he froze up. kentucky's rand paul, an eye doctor, expressed support for mcconnell but skepticis about the capitol physician's diagnosis. >> i practiced medicine for 25 years. it looks like a focal neurologic event. >> reporter: mcconnell met with his republican colleagues privately to discuss his condition. do you feel that he is being fully transparent about his health? >> he's a fine leader. if he has a hangnail, i don't need to know about it. >> reporter: uestions aren't only swirling around the 81-

of fear for the state of mental health of those people who said it or wrote there , for example, this text, i don’t think that... justin trudeau, prime minister of canadawith this text, or rather, but he read it out from a piece of paper, i i’ll give here an example, or rather a quote, it was offensive towards the jewish people, it affected poles, romanians, representatives of sexual minorities , disabled people, people subjected to racial persecution, i won’t even doubt who he meant here , maybe he meant... i don’t know american blacks there, who are now also usually addressed in this kind of documents, but we are, of course, talking about what happened recently in the canadian parliament, which is why the speaker of this parliament was forced to leave for resignation, and justin trudeau presented his apology in this way, well, it’s clear that now this situation won’t end like this, openly, in poland they’ve already started their own investigation, they’re really offended, here we somehow look at it more, as an event that made people a little crazy, this question was also raised the day before, in vienna itself, it was raised by konstantin yorovich ga

health emergencies. >> as tens of thousands of highchairs sold in the us and canada are now being recalled. the consumer product safety commission says 83,000 tommy brand chairs are a fall hazard, according to the recall, the bolts used to secure the seat to the base can become loose and allow the seat to detach. there have been at least 24 reports of falls. 11 of them resulted in injuries. the company says anyone who wants to keep using the highchair can order a repair kit. >> in toronto, a fisherman brought his catch of the day on the train and it ended up on tiktok. a user posted the footage of this quite unusual scene. not that fish hanging right, gloria? i just totally missed that the first time. >> yeah, i was like, it's hard to see. >> what is he doing? >> so he is just just casually adjusting the rope belt. he has the two fishing rods right there on the floor. wow. the fish is hanging from the handrail. the user told storyful she was going on the subway to avoid the crazy people on the streets on a saturday night. that man was just minding his business. i'm sure that did not smell g

zelenskyy says he's grateful for canada to help train fighter pilots, and an aid package, and funding for mental healthervices in ukraine, he delivered an impassioned speech before canadian parliament. listen to this. >> it is genocide, what russian occupiers are doing to ukraine, and when we want to win, when we call on the world to support us, it is not just about an ordinary conflict, it is about saving lives of millions of people. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is touting a potential deal to normalize relations with saudi arabia, his remarks first came friday at the united nations. saudi arabia doesn't currently recognize israel. netanyahu said such an agreement could create, quote, a new middle east. here he is. >> for centuries my country was repeatedly invaded by empires passing through it in their campaigns of plunder and conquest elsewhere. but today, today as we tear down the walls of enmity, israel can become a bridge of peace and prosperity between these continents, peace between israel and saudi arabia will truly create a new middle east. >> israeli prime minister also said p

canada has a limit of 120 micrograms. the world health organization, 80 aiko grams. epa is it the hundred micrograms. -- is at 300 micrograms. the estimate for the impact of memory attention and motor skills is 120 to 400 micrograms. 10 of the 13 year by family wells have tested over the epa 300 level and one tested at over a thousand micrograms. people are incredibly worried about their health. the calves are dying at billy johnson's dairy. a record number of cal's did pick -- number of cows dead. a farmer said it just chapped my backside goliath could get away with running over everybody else. the goliath is a gravel pit that opened nearby. in this case there is no public water system nearby to taft in. what can these funds do to help our rural farmers and families impacted in such a fashion? mr. volk: i can only tell you what we have done in north dakota over the last 50 years. we have a great network of rural regional systems that would provide water to that farmer. we have worked hard on it. i know manganese is an issue in north dakota. we have been able to use

health and media , international political discussions, security issues, urban management in arbaeen, arbaeen economy. we have from different parts of the country, including state universities and universities. in fact , we have 11 foreign guests from canada, england, china , lebanon, iraq, syria, afghanistan, and pakistan. basically, arbaeen is not the coordinates of islamic conditions, in the same process of arbaeen procession, sometimes christians are also present, so it is not only for islamic countries, and we have speakers from other countries. the free people of the world are present in arbaeen and stopping the development of the meteorology fetus is exactly the same because basically one of the messages and philosophy of the ashura uprising and freedom is the discussion of confronting domination, and from not falling under domination to seeking justice to fighting oppression to adapt to the nature of all human beings in all parts of the world. so we actually have there are different guests from different countries, which will be based on the themes of the conversation, and i said that we tried to focus on societal themes , that is, professors in all fields can give us articles and give speeches. one of the characteristics of the a

health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. neuriva ultra think bigger. >> we are back now with a bad riot in canada. an investigation is underway into why customers got stuck upside down. 75ft in the air for nearly half an hour at this theme park near toronto , two riders had to be treated for chest pains. >> also in canada, an uproar after a former got a standing ovation in the canadian parliament. it all started when ukraine's president spoke to lawmakers. then the speaker of the house praised a 98 year old ukrainian man who once served in a unit accused of genocide. the man's past had apparently not been vetted. the speaker apologized but is facing calls to resign. >> we turn now to the loss of a beloved actor whose career spanned generations. scottish actor david mccallum charmed viewers as ducky mallard on the hit show ncis. >> you and agent todd will be receiving copies of all our tests almost 20 years to the day after the show premiered. >> mccallum passed away yesterday at age 90. he rose to stardom in the 60s alongside steve mcqueen in the great escape. >> you'll never believe it, but i th

canada for a fraction of the cost they charge american consumers. most americans agree the pharmaceutical companies should be able to take advantage of basic research by agencies such as the national institutes of health but when it comes to profit-making they have it be reasonable to the american taxpayers who sell a successful product. most americans also agree the number one driver in the cost ot health insurance premiums is the cost of prescription drugs. blue cross-blue shield of chicago has told me as much and it stands to reason. that's why it's difficult to understand the statement just made by the republican leader in the senate. by suggesting the idea of negotiating with the pharmaceutical companies so that medicare for example doesn't pay the highest price for drugs is a reasonable thing. what i heard from republicanad leader was this was prescription drug socialism, socialism. and we be good of the private-sector and save lifesaving drug should be affordable and entitled to a profit but you are not entitled to rip off taxpayers across america. that seems like a reasonable approach. in fact it seems a reasonable sum and suggested we do that for our veterans years ago. the veterans administr

health of the canadian parliament and receive recognition from the speaker of the house and the standing ovation. poland has also expressed anger and its feelings regarding the situation. the ambassador of poland to canada has stated that he was counting on an apology from canada and the despite poland support for ukraine. they would not go to the lens to whitewash nazis. 122 september, the canadian and ukrainian leadership in the house of commons gave a standing ovation to a member of the division of scott to see if the infamous world war 2 era, ukrainian military formation responsible for the murder of thousands of poles and jews. although poland is ukraine's best ally, it will never agree to whitewash such villains as poems and bastards of canada. i expect an apology. according to the canadian journalist on the eve angler honoring ukrainian nazis has become a positive canadian political culture. if you listen to what justin pseudo spoke later on on friday night in a forum to a partisan ukrainian audience, it was really on the top militarist. we're going to keep fighting. we're going to fight to the end. this is all about, you know, the world democracy, all the good things in the world. so this, this

health of the canadian parliament and receive recognition from the speaker of the house and the standing ovation, full and has also expressed anger and its feelings regarding the situation. the ambassador of poland to canada has stated that he was counting on an paula g from canada and the despite poland supports for ukraine. they would not go to the lens to whitewash nazis. 122 september, the canadian and ukrainian leadership in the house of commons gave a standing ovation to a member of the division of scott to see if the infamous world war 2 era, ukrainian military formation responsible for the murder of thousands of poles and jews. although poland does ukraine's best ally, it will never agree to whitewash such villains as poems and bastards of canada. i expect an apology. according to the canadian journalist on the eve angler ordering ukrainian, nazis has become a part of canadian political culture. obviously it's extremely saying that this happens, the speed of the speaker has no, it is mistake. it's going to be really important. and then all of us push back against russian propaganda. rushing this information and continue our steadfast, unequivocal support for ukraine as we did last week. with annou

canada was running to go on strike. and the coming out of the united auto workers union says wage increase off is from the 2 biggest companies in the us. and also now a health officials in hawaii wanting to public about bad air quality as the callaway is volcano continues to erupt. health officials on the big island of hawaii asking taurus and visitors to stay away. all that set for me next inside story looks like what's behind the growing number of migrants arrivals in italy despite a government across the hollows. still noted that copying the hates across the middle east. at the moment we have got was the clear sky. so she could see a little bit of shadow track down towards the fall south of the red sea, and some showers up towards the caucasus. over the next couple of days, we'll see what a 2 showers also creeping the way into northern parts of iran. haven't the hot tub just pick up to around 40 full sales. as it does mean, the humidity goes down, but it also means lifted dust and sides. small wind blowing, pushing right down into southern parts of saudi arabia, temperatures about where they should be. and that is to sort of them, but it's right. it is g

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canada. as a result of an explosion at a fuel warehouse in nagorno-karabakh, according to updated data, he died. 68 people, before that the ministry of healthmenia reported 125 dead, but the unrecognized republic reported that in this the statement also talked about victims of military operations not related to the explosion, while another 105 people are listed as missing, military doctors of the russian peacekeeping contingent are also providing assistance to the wounded, 23 civilians with severe burns contacted them, all received full assistance volume, the sanitary aviation of the russian aerospace forces also evacuated more than... sixty victims to the hospital, then we have regional news, do not switch, warm sunny weather continues in the capital region, the temperature this afternoon air will rise to +23°, atmospheric pressure, which was high for several days, begins to gradually decrease and will amount to 756 mm of mercury. the weather in moscow and the region will return to normal climatic norms by the end of the week. almost 10% of the moscow population has been vaccinated against the flu. this was reported by the department of ro

this study done in canada, what they found was a significant overlap and association, a link between heart health at 60% increased risk of developing cardiovascular complications. the overall risk was still quite low. but again, these are in young healthy people. this was an increase risk when you compare it to people of the same age and sex who didn't use cannabis to that extent. big picture, cdc estimates that three in ten people who use marijuana may actually have a cannabis use disorder. if you think that spectrum of use, severity, this potentially affects a lot of people. >> what is the criteria to know if you have the cannabis use disorder? and if you do meet the criteria, what should you do? >> important questions. it's also important to realize this study is not talking about cannabis or marijuana use in comparison to something else. but some signs or symptoms for needing cannabis use disorder. if you use more cannabis than you intend to use. if you have difficulty controlling that use or you're developing problems in your work, school, home environment, or you need more of that substan t

kate rheaume, a popular naturopathic doctor in canada, as she calls herself, even published a book about the role of vitamin k2, including on bone healthn this substance, which increases the risk of developing osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease and cancer. well, in fact, in general, vitamin k conventionally refers to two different substances, each of which is important for the body. we get k1 from food, mainly from green vegetables. the other part of k2 is found in animal products , and most of it. synthesized in our body by intestinal bacteria, vitamin k is responsible for the health of several systems at once, bone, participating in the proper absorption of calcium, hematopoietic, maintains vascular tone and regulates blood clotting. the need for this vitamin is quite modest, only 120 micrograms per day, in practice doctors extremely rarely encounter its deficiency, we take some vegetables, leafy ones, the same, for example, cabbage, that is, in principle, there are 100 g from us from 5 micrograms of vitamin k, that is, again, we have fermented milk products in our diets, we will also have vitamin k there, plus the rest will be syn

health to win re-election. the russian ambassador to canada oleg stepanov called the invitation of the nazis to the country's parliamented the ninety-eight-year-old ukrainian nationalist. the osiris rex umbrella delivered a ground steroid to earth. ben's return capsule softly landed in the desert in utah. the mission went into space in 2016. and after 2 years it led to a celestial body that was potentially dangerous for our planet; the station took soil from its surface and placed it in a special capsule, flying on the way back. past the earth. the device released this tank. after which he landed using a parachute. next we have news from your region with residents of moscow and the region. we will see you in just a few seconds. extremely unusual weather for the end of september settled in moscow and the region, to our delight, of course. today everyone is expected to reach plus 20 in the morning, in some areas light rain is possible, atmospheric pressure is significantly higher than the norm of 760 mm hg according to weather forecasters in such the weather in the capital region can be enjoyed throughout the coming week

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health, for a better you. metamucil capsules an easy way to get more daily fiber. all right, heavy rain and wind thrashing part so the coast of new england and canada, i should say, asafternoon in nova scotia. some areas are seeing 80 mile an hour winds. the president, approving a state of emergency for massachusetts, with cape cod and martha's vineyard along this path. -- more than 95,000 customers are without power right now. -- is in bar harbor maine for us. marissa, what are you seeing? >> hey there well, i can tell you right now, not much has changed,. even since we've been here this morning. so, just to point out, you can probably see the choppy waters behind me. over here, we saw people trying to walk out and see the waves thrashing against the rocky beach. as you can tell by the cones here, they have since, and by, they emil police here, the local police have closed off quite a bit here. they've closed off not just a bunch of walkways, they've also closed the pier. this was a popular place to, be we were here all day yesterday. now, this whole pier has closed for several reasons. one, they were worried about those waves, as this water has gotten consistently

canada suggest prescribing spending time in nature as a therapeutic and preventive measure. they found that if a person does this two or. hours a week, he has physical and psychological health,owed that after contact with nature, a person begins to eat more healthily. apparently, having exhaled and gotten rid of stress, people behave more consciously and include more vegetables and fruits in their diet. according to scientists, this is another argument for the development of park areas and green spaces. in cities. fashionable intermittent fasting, when the breaks between meals are increased, nothing no better than a traditional diet. scientists from china came to this conclusion. they divided 139 obese patients into two groups. for a year, some ate strictly according to the clock, fasting from 4 pm to 8:00 am. others could eat at any time. at the same time, both of them were limited. the amount of food consumed is about 1500 kilocals per day. in the first group, without dinner, participants lost an average of 8 kg. in the second by a little over six. scientists are confident that the difference is small, and the main role in both cases was played by the limitation calorie co