CBC London3h ago
Ontario misses federal funding deadline for nurse practitioners
Ontario's health minister shut down one avenue of publicly funding all nurse practitioners Wednesday as the province missed a federal deadline for ensuring their medically necessary services are covered.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-misses-federal-funding-deadline-nurse-practitioners-9.7150540?cmp=rss
CBC Ottawa4h ago
Ontario misses federal funding deadline for nurse practitioners
Ontario's health minister shut down one avenue of publicly funding all nurse practitioners Wednesday as the province missed a federal deadline for ensuring their medically necessary services are covered.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-misses-federal-funding-deadline-nurse-practitioners-9.7150540?cmp=rss
CBC Toronto4h ago
Ontario misses federal funding deadline for nurse practitioners
Ontario's health minister shut down one avenue of publicly funding all nurse practitioners Wednesday as the province missed a federal deadline for ensuring their medically necessary services are covered.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-misses-federal-funding-deadline-nurse-practitioners-9.7150540?cmp=rss
CBC New Brunswick4h ago
$172M of federal money for Base Gagetown is for new air defence system
Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc expanded Wednesday on the $1 billion announced for Base Gagetown, breaking down what the money will be used to build.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/gagetown-military-base-funding-dominic-leblanc-9.7150025?cmp=rss
Global News Peterborough6h ago
Ontario won’t give nurse practitioners billing codes, but will bring them into public system
The federal health minister wrote to Ontario more than a year ago, telling the province to come up with a policy to fund and regulate nurse practitioners by April 1.
#Health #Politics #Fordgovernment #nursepractitioners
https://globalnews.ca/news/11755330/ontario-nurse-practitioner-billing-code/
CBC Nova Scotia8h ago
Nova Scotia food programs get $5M boost from U.S. alcohol sales
Hundreds of Nova Scotia non-profits and charities that deliver food programs are set to receive a $5.3-million boost from proceeds tied to the province’s sell-off of U.S. alcohol.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/nova-scotia-food-programs-get-5m-boost-from-u-s-alcohol-sales-9.7149988?cmp=rss
CBC Newfoundland & Labrador12h ago
MUN students' union says it's considering opening door to CHMR independence
While the future of a campus radio station is set to be voted on in the coming hours, Memorial University Students' Union is considering allowing it to carry on collecting some funding.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/chmr-notice-amendment-9.7149668?cmp=rss
CBC British Columbia13h ago
City of Fort St. John looking for millions to address funding gap for new pool
The City of Fort St. John is looking to address a $4.1-million operational funding gap on a proposed aquatics centre estimated to cost $185 million.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/city-of-fort-st-john-seeking-to-address-new-pool-funding-gap-9.7139357?cmp=rss
MoveTheNeedle.news Official13h ago

OpenFX’s $94M raise is a signal of where fintech value is moving.

Stablecoins are increasingly becoming invisible settlement rails for enterprise FX, payroll and remittances. But faster throughput is not the same as durable economics.

Can infrastructure players preserve liquidity quality, compliance discipline and trust as they scale into fragmented corridors?

https://www.movetheneedle.news/brands/openfx-s--94-million-raise-shows-how-stablecoin-infrastructure-is-reshaping-cross-border-payments/

#fintech #USA #technology #funding #business #finance #stablecoins

OpenFX’s $94 million raise shows how stablecoin infrastructure is reshaping cross-border payments

OpenFX’s $94M raise highlights how stablecoin infrastructure is turning cross-border FX settlement into faster, software-defined enterprise payments.

CBC Edmonton14h ago
Grande Prairie social service agency looking to delay ‘abrupt’ provincial funding cut
The Wapiti Community Support Association asked Grande Prairie city council for support Monday night, following the loss of over $1 million in provincial funding. Council directed the mayor to request a 60-day extension on the funding cut from the province.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/grande-prairie-shelter-foundations-funding-9.7149048?cmp=rss