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Swedish company implants microchips in its staff
It is hoped that eventually around 700 employees from the Epicenter hi tech office block in the centre of Stockholm may eventually have the chips, which are the size of a grain of rice, implanted in their hands.
Lifestyle | 19 hits | 9:22 AM on Sunday
It is hoped that eventually around 700 employees from the Epicenter hi tech office block in the centre of Stockholm may eventually have the chips, which are the size of a grain of rice, implanted in their hands.
WillowNet.ca: new resource aims to provide clear information about domestic abuseHealth | 41 hits | 4:35 AM on Sunday
New website aims to make information on domestic violence information more accessible. Uber offers free rides as council mulls ride-share bylawsBusiness | 42 hits | 4:32 AM on Sunday
Uber has taken surprising step in its continuing scuffle with the City of Edmonton over vehicle-for-hire laws; the company has simply stopped charging passengers. Claudia Trindade critically injured in Edmonton snow plow crashStrange | 61 hits | 4:31 AM on Sunday
Claudia Trindade's family is asking for privacy and seeking help after the mother of two children was seriously injured in a snow plow crash this week. Village of Andrew left without fire department after volunteers resignBusiness | 53 hits | 4:27 AM on Sunday
The people of Andrew are left without a local fire department after the village’s volunteer firefighters resigned en masse, two months after the fire chief lost his job. Mark Henick uses social media to find the person who saved his lifeMisc CDN | 42 hits | 4:21 AM on Sunday
A Toronto man originally from Cape Breton took to social media this week to find the person who saved him leaping off an overpass as a teenager in 2002. Facebook pic of grocery clerk walking senior customer home goes viralMisc CDN | 62 hits | 4:19 AM on Sunday
A photo of a Halifax grocery store clerk walking a 72-year-old customer home on icy sidewalks has gone viral, getting more than 12,000 likes on Facebook. Poseidon Princess sinks, four rescued off southwest Nova ScotiaMisc CDN | 36 hits | 4:17 AM on Sunday
Three of the four people whose ship capsized off the coast of southwest Nova Scotia early Saturday morning have been released from hospital, says the son of the ship's captain. Christianne Boudreau says Bill C-51 is reactive, not enoughMisc CDN | 33 hits | 4:16 AM on Sunday
On Friday, Stephen Harper announced new anti-terror legislation to combat domestic extremism and prevent potential terrorist attacks. The mother of a dead Canadian jihadi says the bill needs more proactive measures. B.C. orcas' rare beach-rubbing behaviour caught on videoMisc CDN | 47 hits | 1:34 AM on Sunday
An amateur videographer has captured rare footage of northern resident orcas at a rubbing beach on Dog Bay in B.C.'s Discovery Islands. Pat Quinn's family, childhood friends remember him at Hamilton memorialMisc CDN | 38 hits | 1:29 AM on Sunday
Pat Quinn, the legendary hockey coach who was born in Hamilton where he launched his career, was honoured Saturday with a special mass at St. Eugene's Parish. Fire claims lives of 2 young boys in Drummondville, Que.Misc CDN | 41 hits | 12:02 AM on Sunday
Two young boys are dead after an apartment fire in Drummondville, Que., on Friday.Canadian News
Saturday
Environment Canada issues weather warnings for Atlantic regionWeather | 43 hits | 11:59 PM on Saturday
Environment Canada has issued weather warnings for much of the Atlantic region this weekend. Mother dies, baby critical after being pulled from B.C. riverMisc CDN | 42 hits | 11:57 PM on Saturday
A 26-year-old mother has died after she and her seven-month-old son were pulled from a Vancouver Island river. Canadian file of 2,000 child abuse suspects ignored by British Police for TWO YEARSLaw & Order | 90 hits | 1:30 PM on Saturday
Extraordinary details have emerged of how some forces and a top UK anti-child abuse unit failed to act after being given a ‘customer list’ of perverts who used a child porn website.ISIS chemical weapons expert trained under Saddam killed in airstrike near Mosul
Abu Malik was killed on January 24 near Mosul, after apparently being 'specifically targeted' by the U.S.-led forces because of growing concern ISIS may be trying to secure chemical weapons.
Business | 71 hits | 1:29 PM on Saturday
Abu Malik was killed on January 24 near Mosul, after apparently being 'specifically targeted' by the U.S.-led forces because of growing concern ISIS may be trying to secure chemical weapons.Raul Castro demands return of Guantanamo before US and Cuba relations can normalize
The Cuban president had previously welcomed Obama's normalization efforts but now says Gitmo must go. 'The naval base is not something we're interested in closing,' the White House said today.
Misc World | 111 hits | 11:14 AM on Saturday
The Cuban president had previously welcomed Obama's normalization efforts but now says Gitmo must go. 'The naval base is not something we're interested in closing,' the White House said today.Angela Merkel rejects debt relief for Greece
German Chancellor's words add to tensions between the radical new Greek government and its international creditors
Business | 73 hits | 11:13 AM on Saturday
German Chancellor's words add to tensions between the radical new Greek government and its international creditorsHuge library containing historic texts and 14 million books goes up in flames Moscow
A library containing over 14 million books, historic texts and other important documents has gone up in flames in the Russian capital of Moscow.
Misc World | 71 hits | 11:11 AM on Saturday
A library containing over 14 million books, historic texts and other important documents has gone up in flames in the Russian capital of Moscow. Credit card proves extravagant spending at now-broke Aboriginal-owned investment companyMisc CDN | 116 hits | 11:08 AM on Saturday
An Aboriginal-owned investment group that was supposed to help end poverty on Manitoba First Nations instead blew its money on strippers, booze, fancy food and exotic trips, APTN Investigates has learned.15,000 young Gazans complete Hamas terror training camps
Recruits aged 15 and up taught how to kidnap soldiers, use weapons, and infiltrate into Israel through tunnels
Misc World | 61 hits | 11:07 AM on Saturday
Recruits aged 15 and up taught how to kidnap soldiers, use weapons, and infiltrate into Israel through tunnelsCanadian News
Friday
Canucks' Miller downs former team as Vancouver tops SabresSports | 80 hits | 11:23 PM on Friday
Ryan Miller made 22 saves in his first game against his former team Friday as the Vancouver Canucks defeated the Buffalo Sabres 5-2. Chris Higgins, with a goal and an assist, Bo Horvat, Yannick Weber, Nick Bonino and Radim Vrbata scored for Vancouver (27- Serial bank robber suspect arrested in Grande Prairie, Alta.Law & Order | 76 hits | 11:20 PM on Friday
The suspect in a series of bank robberies stretching from B.C. through Alberta to Saskatchewan has been arrested in Grande Prairie, Alta. Firefighter blasts 'stupidity' of man who ventured onto Edmonton river iceMisc CDN | 92 hits | 8:38 PM on Friday
A man who went for a stroll on the thin ice of the North Saskatchewan river found himself in hot water when he returned to shore -- a frustrated firefighter blasted the young man for putting himself and others in danger. Fracking linked to 4.4 magnitude quake in Fox CreekMisc CDN | 93 hits | 8:36 PM on Friday
Alberta's energy regulator says a significant earthquake in the province last week was likely caused by hydraulic fracturing. Scientists say that if that's true, it will have been the largest earthquake ever to happen as a result of an industrial operatio Body of 26-year-old B.C. man finally identified after four decadesLaw & Order | 81 hits | 6:58 PM on Friday
The body of an unknown man found in Vancouver almost four decades ago has finally been identified. 'Broadband' as defined by U.S. now 5 times faster than in CanadaTech | 80 hits | 5:30 PM on Friday
Internet speed now has to be a lot faster in order to qualify as advanced broadband in the U.S. — five times faster than high-speed broadband in Canada. NATO to deploy units to 6 Eastern European nationsMisc World | 117 hits | 4:12 PM on Friday
NATO will deploy small units in six Eastern European nations to help co-ordinate a spearhead force set up in response to Russia's actions in Ukraine, the alliance's secretary-general said Friday.Cold-stunned sea turtles rehabilitated and released
Nearly two dozen turtles that were stranded by cold weather last year in Massachusetts have successfully undergone rehab and have been returned to waters off Louisiana's coast.
Environmental | 72 hits | 4:11 PM on Friday
Nearly two dozen turtles that were stranded by cold weather last year in Massachusetts have successfully undergone rehab and have been returned to waters off Louisiana's coast.Scientists expose submarine hull 100 years after it sank
A century and a half after it sank and a decade and a half after it was raised, scientists are finally getting a look at the hull of the Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley, the first sub in history to sink an enemy warship.
History | 118 hits | 4:09 PM on Friday
A century and a half after it sank and a decade and a half after it was raised, scientists are finally getting a look at the hull of the Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley, the first sub in history to sink an enemy warship. Calgary police investigate homicide of four-year-old girlLaw & Order | 95 hits | 4:07 PM on Friday
Calgary police say the death of a four-year-old girl last month has been ruled a homicide. Emergency crews responded to a call about a child in medical distress at an east-end home on Dec. 19. Police say Olive Rebekah Oluwafemi wasn't breathing and was in Sentence delay for ex-soldier who planned attack on Veterans Affairs officeLaw & Order | 89 hits | 4:06 PM on Friday
The lawyer for a former soldier who planned an attack on a Veterans Affairs office is concerned that a sentencing delay will further harm her client's failing health. Canadian first person to climb frozen Niagara FallsMisc CDN | 78 hits | 4:02 PM on Friday
A Canadian climber has become the first person to scale up an ice-covered Niagara Falls. Stephen Harper takes aim at terror, opposition gets dingedPolitical | 94 hits | 3:59 PM on Friday
The rollout of the new terror legislation went well, mostly. The prime minister's speech was clear and well staged. A friendly crowd applauded on cue. But it wasn't all statesman, all the time. It's an election year, after all, writes Terry Milewski. NHL great Stan Mikita suffering from dementiaSports | 57 hits | 3:57 PM on Friday
Chicago Blackhawks legend Stan Mikita is facing serious health issues after being diagnosed with a form of dementia.Top Canada News Stories
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