India`s defense Minister has stated that he will do whatever it takes to protect the people from the small Chinese invasion.
According to the Hindu a large group from China`s People`s Liberation Army set up a tented post in eastern Ladakh.
Government sources believe that the Chinese army consists of fifty soldiers and that they arrived on April 15.
Government sources have also stated that India and China have been in touch in order to solve the issue.
The Alberta Medical Association has stated that they have come up with a potential seven year deal between doctors and the provincial government.
According to CBC News the deal aims to have doctors participate more in making decisions on the health care system.
Unfortunately doctors will not see a pay increase until the fourth and fifth year of the seven year deal.
The AMA President stated that doctors will be thrilled to hear about the several benefits the deal offers despite the late pay increase.
The deal must come to a conclusion by Monday before doctors participate in an approval vote.
The Quebec government`s decision to cut millions of dollars from Montreal health care has become a growing concern for health care officials.
According to CBC News the Quebec government has decided to cut the health care budget by $100 million for 2013 and 2014.
the President of the Coalition of Physicians has stated that this decision is a complete outrage.
He is deeply concerned that this multi million dollar cut will have a negative impact on patient services.
He also stated that the government is not making enough of an effort to find other cost saving solutions.
The long journey from Whapmagoostui James Bay Quebec to Parliament Hill in Ottawa from the Idle No More Movement has ended.
According to CBC News the journey which was meant to bring attention to aboriginal issues started out as a snowshoe walk in January.
What started out as a small group of seven aboriginal people of Cree descent expanded to nearly 400 people within the movement.
One of the original seven within the group stated that the journey was therapeutic because it helped him and others deal with personal issues.
This aboriginal group which struggles to protect their land continues to inspire others and currently has a facebook group of over 32,700 members.
The Grand Chief of the Innu people said that his tribe will continue hunting caribou regardless of the recent ban.
According to CBC News, the Newfoundland and Labrador government prohibited animal hunting from George River for the next five years.
The Newfoundland and Labrador government feel that the ban will prevent the caribou heard from dying off altogether.
The Grand Chief replied by stating that his tribe always make careful decisions on how much caribou will be killed each year.
He also stated that they make a great effort to make sure that the supply of caribou meat is equally distributed within the tribe.
