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Author: Kristy Kirkup
Publication Date: August 28, 2025 - 06:30
Morning Update: Families fight for better sepsis care
August 28, 2025
Good morning. I will be delving into sepsis today, a life-threatening medical condition, especially if not diagnosed promptly. We’ll have more about the families fighting for better treatment in Canada below. Plus, small businesses prepare for the end of de minimis, and throwing tomatoes, but in a good way. But first:
Today’s headlines- Russia’s overnight drone and missile attack on Kyiv has killed over a dozen people including three children and injured nearly 50, with the death toll expected to rise
- The FBI announced a domestic terrorism investigation into the Minneapolis school shooting that killed two and injured 17.
- Ottawa is encouraging Canada’s financial sector to lend to defence companies, according to Industry Minister Mélanie Joly
- In closing arguments, Jimmy Lai’s lawyers say the case against the Hong Kong publisher has no legal or logical basis
Unpublished Newswire
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