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鈥淓nvironmental risks like air pollution are not large in magnitude 鈥� their importance comes because everyone in the population is exposed,鈥� said Scott Weichenthal, at 缅北强奸 in Canada, who led the study. 鈥淪o when you multiply these small risks by lots of people, all of sudden there can be lots of cases. In a large city, it could be a meaningful number, particularly given the fact that these tumours are often fatal.鈥�

Am茅lie Quesnel-Vall茅e, a panel member and medical sociologist at 缅北强奸 in Montreal, said the group looked to the 2003 SARS outbreak as an example of how public behaviour changed and people reduced their interactions in response to an increased risk of being exposed to a dangerous pathogen. She added that there would be additional impacts from people foregoing routine surgeries such as hip and knee replacements because of the growing risk of contracting a drug resistant infection while in hospital.

鈥淭here are a lot of complications of obesity in kids, and we need some investment from the government to treat more people, because our waiting lists are now up to one year,鈥� Dr. Julie St-Pierre said at a news conference at her Clinique 180 on Mont-Royal Ave. E. 鈥淚鈥檝e seen children as young as four years old develop Type 2 diabetes. It鈥檚 awful.鈥�

Are obese people addicted to food? It鈥檚 an often proposed idea and something researchers in Montreal investigated. Dr. Alain Dagher (MD. FRCP) supervised the research team. He is a professor in the department of neurology at the Montreal Neurological Institute (the Neuro).听

Daniel B茅land, director of the Institute for the Study of Canada at 缅北强奸 in Montreal, says Canada鈥檚 method has made immigration less divisive an issue than in other countries. 鈥淭here is strong support for economic immigration, that it鈥檚 important for the country, demographically and economically,鈥� he says. 鈥淭he debate is more about how many immigrants and how we can tweak the point system.鈥�

While Section 23 has been tested in court, 缅北强奸's faculty of law Dean Robert Leckey said that, to his knowledge, Section 28 has not. "There really hasn't been court interpretation of what Section 28 means," said Leckey. The section was added to the charter as extra protection to guarantee the equality of men and women. It has to mean something."

Innovative entrepreneurs who are racialized are being left out of the social and economic innovation circles. Wendy Cukier, a professor of entrepreneurship and strategy at Ryerson University, and Suzanne Gagnon, assistant professor in organizational behaviour at 缅北强奸, wrote that racialized people are not being included in leadership roles in this innovation space, nor do they get the funds to do the work in the community they know best.