I actually use lemmy-schedule for these posts, which seems to do it in this format. Maybe I can add the other communities to the post body to make discoverability easier :)

I’ll edit the title further to remove the “Canadian”

We do manufacturer some cars

The government justified its “tariff fortress” by pointing to China’s extensive industrial policy, such as subsidies, that artificially lower production costs. The tariffs were claimed to protect domestic producers by offsetting the cost advantage enjoyed by Chinese EV manufacturers.

Per capita as well but it varies by region, there is an interactive graph on the article

Here is the xcancel version: https://xcancel.com/i/status/1950981195208204387

I had an error uploading the video to catbox, but I can try somewhere else if the xcancel link doesn’t work

In his letter Friday to Kosseim, Shamji said that nearly one-third of all home-care patients in the province had their data compromised.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/data-breach-ontario-health-at-home-mpp-1.7572411

I couldn’t find specifics, but maybe you’ll be contacted now if you were affected?

Yup, I think the article is about making sure the healthcare side is accounted for when building, rather than not building

Major infrastructure projects contribute to both local and provincial economies. When managed well, the economic benefits of such projects can positively contribute to community health.

But when not managed properly, the pressures that major infrastructure projects place on local health-care services can be significant. Therefore, we strongly urge governments and businesses to consider their impacts on overburdened and hard-working health-care providers in rural and remote communities.

On site medical attention would help as well:

How well a project manages its health service impacts clearly matters. When project workers resided in well-managed camps supported by competent onsite medical service providers, the pressures on the local system were less than when workforces did not have adequate accommodation and health supports.

AI is American hoax to win over China.

What do you mean?

Learning about how AI works and what it is/isn’t good at, is a good thing? It will most likely make kids use generative AI less, and be careful about what they use it for

My bad, I didn’t proofread it

It’s fixed now, thank you!

What do you want to be banned…the smoking or the nicotine?

In this case I saw the news article and I wanted to hear people’s thoughts on it. I learned a lot from the comments, and appreciate you adding your perspective, thank you :)

More of a PSA for the ones that I come across, in case it helps anyone

Thanks! I added a direct link to the list in the post

Thank you, I’ve added that link to the top of the post

How busy was it when you went?

It’s a good idea to have extra staff available. Advanced polls already set records for the number of voters, and the day is just getting started.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/elections-canada-record-turnout-first-day-advance-voting-1.7514390

Elections Canada has announced preliminary estimates that show nearly two million electors voted Friday, the first day of advance polls.

François Enguehard, a regional media advisor in the Atlantic region for Elections Canada, said the turnout is up 36 per cent from the first day of advance polling in the last election in 2021.

The Wikipedia article was jargon-y

https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/racialized-minorities

Good call, done!

I was curious about that, and found this article:

https://www.morningstar.com/news/marketwatch/20250315219/why-america-is-obsessed-with-eggs