The fallout over Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's comments about the RCMP and its leadership continued Wednesday as he sought to recast his assertion that some people deserved jail time for the last Liberal government's missteps.

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A Fort St. John mother who credits a local mental health program for saving her daughter’s life says funding cuts will leave vulnerable youth in crisis without critical in-person support once they leave the hospital.

The district said it will continue to advocate for the return of 24/7 on-call hours while exploring interim measures, including support from the VERRa program.

In a statement on Monday, the ob-gyns who resigned from the Kamloops, B.C, hospital raised concerns about simultaneous call and surgical shifts, the struggle to recruit more ob-gyns, disproportionate time doing obstetrical work that means they cannot do gynaecological work, and burnout — likely the result of the first three points.

RFK Jr. said two studies backed up his claim that circumcision is linked to higher rates of autism because of Tylenol. The studies showed no causation and neither had data on Tylenol use. Both studies had significant methodology flaws.

Beijing is selling clean energy to the world, Washington is pushing oil and gas. Both are driven by national security.

After Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre blasted RCMP leadership on a recent podcast, some party members told Radio-Canada they are questioning whether they will continue supporting him.

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