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Your daily horoscope: November 17, 2025

  IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY The sun links with both Jupiter and Saturn on your birthday this year, which means that your decisions and actions will have far-reaching consequences. Always think before you act and always act for the greater good, because it’s good for you too. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): If someone you work or do business with has disappointed you in some way don’t make a big issue of it. Most likely they did their best and it’s not really their fault that they can’t reach your level of efficiency. That’s what makes you so special. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): Someone you meet either today or tomorrow is going to play an important role in your affairs in the near future, so be open to people who approach you out of the blue because one of them will change your life for the better. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): You seem to be in an impetuous mood at the moment, maybe because deep down you sense you must make the most of your opportunities before retrograde Mercury slips ...
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Ontario's Measles Crisis: A Community on High Alert

In the heart of Ontario, a measles outbreak has gripped the province, marking the largest surge since the disease was declared eliminated in Canada in 1998. With over 470 cases reported since October, the outbreak has spread across multiple regions, including Southwestern Ontario and Grand Erie, where the majority of cases are concentrated. 

The highly contagious nature of measles, coupled with low vaccination rates in certain areas, has fueled the rapid spread. Public health officials are urging residents to ensure their immunizations are up-to-date, as unvaccinated children account for most of the hospitalizations. 

Efforts to contain the outbreak include enhanced surveillance, public awareness campaigns, and the use of innovative tools like wastewater testing in cities like Ottawa. This method, though still in its early stages, offers a promising way to detect the virus and prevent further spread. 

As Ontario battles this public health challenge, the importance of vaccination and community vigilance has never been clearer. The fight against measles is a reminder of the collective responsibility to protect the most vulnerable among us.

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