World Report April 14: Monday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Apr 14, 2025 New pediatric obesity guidelines in Canada mark a significant shift in treatment approaches. Highlights from a political talk show tackle energy projects and the housing crisis in Nunavut. Meanwhile, global markets react positively to a tariff exemption on electronics from the U.S. and Ecuador's presidential election results are a test for drug policy. Experts raise concerns about the controversial admissions test used in Canadian medical schools, questioning its fairness and effectiveness.
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New Canadian Obesity Guidelines
- Consider behavioral and psychological interventions for childhood obesity.
- Explore medications or surgery based on severity and after a health assessment.
Canadian Election Campaign Focuses on Quebec
- Liberal and Conservative leaders campaigned in Quebec before a French language debate.
- They appeared on "Tout le monde en parle" and discussed topics like Donald Trump and energy projects.
Housing Crisis in Nunavut
- Housing shortages are a significant issue in Nunavut, impacting families like Violet Inukshuk's.
- Nineteen people share her four-bedroom public housing unit, highlighting the need for more housing.