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The Awan IT Scandal Put Congressional Data at Risk | cybersecurity | congress | The Epoch TimesMisc World | 17 hits | 12:25 PM on Saturday
Asylum-seekers will be fast-tracked to Ontario starting next weekPolitical | 26 hits | 9:58 AM on Saturday
In a bid to ease pressure on Quebec, the federal government will begin sending asylum-seekers directly to Ontario if that is their preferred destination.Gunmen Shoot Dead Palestinian Lecturer in Malaysia
Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister said the two bike-borne assailants, who fired 10 shots at the 35-year-old Fadi al-Batash, are believed to be linked to a foreign intelligence service.
Misc World | 27 hits | 9:27 AM on Saturday
Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister said the two bike-borne assailants, who fired 10 shots at the 35-year-old Fadi al-Batash, are believed to be linked to a foreign intelligence service. How Ontario’s new hydro accounting could cost taxpayers billionsProvincial Politics | 28 hits | 9:22 AM on Saturday
As Ontarians head to the polls in June, voters have to make sense of two competing versions of their province’s bottom line: The Auditor-General’s and the Kathleen Wynne government’s. Matthew McClearn investigates how creative accounting in hydro revenue Black parents ask Ottawa public schools to collect race dataMisc CDN | 32 hits | 2:07 AM on Saturday
A group of black parents says learning the racial breakdown of students facing disciplinary action would help address racism in the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board.King renames Swaziland as eSwatini, citing colonial past — and confusion with Switzerland
The king of the tiny African nation of Swaziland announced the kingdom's new name would be eSwatini. Unlike some other countries, Swaziland maintained its colonial name after independence.
Misc World | 32 hits | 2:02 AM on Saturday
The king of the tiny African nation of Swaziland announced the kingdom's new name would be eSwatini. Unlike some other countries, Swaziland maintained its colonial name after independence.American ISIS widow dreams of returning to the US
American Sam El Hassani, also known as Samantha Sally, is currently in a Kurdish prison in Syria with her children after being taken into custody following ISIS's collapse in Raqqa.
Misc World | 37 hits | 2:00 AM on Saturday
American Sam El Hassani, also known as Samantha Sally, is currently in a Kurdish prison in Syria with her children after being taken into custody following ISIS's collapse in Raqqa.Police arrest teen suspect in anti-Semitic attack in Berlin
Police have arrested a teen suspect in an anti-Semitic attack against two men who were wearing traditional Jewish skullcaps while walking through an upmarket area of central Berlin.
Misc World | 33 hits | 1:59 AM on Saturday
Police have arrested a teen suspect in an anti-Semitic attack against two men who were wearing traditional Jewish skullcaps while walking through an upmarket area of central Berlin.Democratic party files lawsuit against Russia and Trump, alleging conspiracy to influence 2016 election
'Rather than report these repeated messages and communications ... the Trump campaign ... gleefully welcomed Russia's help,' the party argues
Uncle Sam | 36 hits | 1:53 AM on Saturday
'Rather than report these repeated messages and communications ... the Trump campaign ... gleefully welcomed Russia's help,' the party arguesCanadian News
Friday
$1M fine doubled after sentence appealed by Winnipeg businessman convicted of fraud, tax evasionLaw & Order | 28 hits | 8:50 PM on Friday
$1M fine doubled after sentence appealed by Winnipeg businessman convicted of fraud, tax evasionLaw & Order | 27 hits | 8:50 PM on Friday
Giant plastic 'berg blocks Indonesian river
A crisis of plastic waste in Indonesia has become so acute that the army has been called in to help.
Environmental | 57 hits | 11:48 AM on Friday
A crisis of plastic waste in Indonesia has become so acute that the army has been called in to help. Canada’s economic engine is showing early symptoms of fatigueEconomics | 51 hits | 11:10 AM on Friday
American woman sentenced to life in prison for Valentine's Day shooting plot involving Halifax mallLaw & Order | 51 hits | 8:28 AM on Friday
An American woman who took part in a plotted Valentine's Day shooting rampage at a Halifax mall has been sentenced to life in prison.Loud Sound From Fire Alarm System Shuts Down Nasdaq's Scandinavian Data Center
A loud sound emitted by a fire alarm system has destroyed the hard drives of a Swedish data center, downing Nasdaq operations across Northern Europe.
Tech | 56 hits | 7:43 AM on Friday
A loud sound emitted by a fire alarm system has destroyed the hard drives of a Swedish data center, downing Nasdaq operations across Northern Europe.SpaceX launched NASA’s new exoplanet-hunting satellite
On Wednesday, SpaceX will send a refrigerator-sized satellite into orbit for NASA to hunt for distant worlds far outside our Solar System. Called TESS, it’s the first NASA spacecraft that SpaceX will launch that is designed to peer deep into the cosmos.
Tech | 60 hits | 7:40 AM on Friday
On Wednesday, SpaceX will send a refrigerator-sized satellite into orbit for NASA to hunt for distant worlds far outside our Solar System. Called TESS, it’s the first NASA spacecraft that SpaceX will launch that is designed to peer deep into the cosmos.Canadian News
Thursday
Ottawa and Quebec reach agreements over asylum seekersMisc CDN | 75 hits | 9:26 AM on Thursday
A working group has been struck to reach an agreement on how Quebec will be reimbursed for $146 million in unanticipated costs it says it has shouldered as a result of the influx of border crossers last year. Britain will ban sale of plastic strawsEnvironmental | 105 hits | 7:00 AM on Thursday
Britain plans to ban the sale of plastic straws and other single-use plastic products and is pressing Commonwealth allies to also take action to tackle marine waste. Province lifts ban on rehabbing orphaned black bear cubsEnvironmental | 82 hits | 6:46 AM on Thursday
The Alberta Government has introduced policy that will allow wildlife rehabilitation facilities to accept orphaned black bear cubs. Supreme Court decision on 'free-the-beer' case lands todayLaw & Order | 99 hits | 6:29 AM on Thursday
The Supreme Court of Canada will release its ruling Thursday on the 'free-the-beer' case. The decision will establish whether Canadians are able to freely buy and transport alcohol from one province to another. But the case also could have implications foMassive bleaching event may be permanently changing the Great Barrier Reef
The intense El Niño event that started in 2015 drove global air temperatures to new records, helped by the long trend of human-driven warming. But the air wasn't the only thing affected. El Niño is fundamentally about Pacific Ocean temperatures, and those
Environmental | 124 hits | 6:27 AM on Thursday
The intense El Niño event that started in 2015 drove global air temperatures to new records, helped by the long trend of human-driven warming. But the air wasn't the only thing affected. El Niño is fundamentally about Pacific Ocean temperatures, and those Amazon warehouse workers were peeing in bottles tells us the culture was like a 'prison'Business | 78 hits | 6:25 AM on Thursday
The author James Bloodworth, who worked undercover at an Amazon warehouse in 2016, says Amazon penalized him for taking a sick day. A Florida Man Has been Accused of Making 97 Million RobocallsLaw & Order | 93 hits | 5:45 AM on Thursday
Moody’s just downgraded Ontario’s financial outlook to ‘negative’Arts & Entertainment | 121 hits | 12:57 AM on Thursday
Ratings agency warns plan to run six consecutive multibillion-dollar deficits will challenge financesCanadian News
Wednesday
CPS confirms Nadia El-Dib was stabbed approximately 40 times by former boyfriend before being shotLaw & Order | 181 hits | 4:35 PM on Wednesday
Officials with the Calgary Police Service have released details regarding the investigation into the March 25 death of a Calgary woman in a northeast neighbourhood and confirm the search for her killer ended with Adam Bettahar’s death west of Edmonton.‘Poop Train’ full of NYC sewage raises stink in Alabama town
PARRISH, Ala. (AP) — A stinking trainload of human waste from New York City is stranded in a tiny Alabama town, spreading a stench like a giant backed-up toilet — and the “poop train” is just the latest example of the South being used as a dumping ground
Uncle Sam | 74 hits | 4:14 PM on Wednesday
PARRISH, Ala. (AP) — A stinking trainload of human waste from New York City is stranded in a tiny Alabama town, spreading a stench like a giant backed-up toilet — and the “poop train” is just the latest example of the South being used as a dumping ground Starbucks to close stores on May 29 for racial-bias training
Starbucks says it will close its more than 8,000 U.S. stores for several hours next month to conduct racial-bias training to its nearly 175,000 workers.
Lifestyle | 79 hits | 2:07 PM on Wednesday
Starbucks says it will close its more than 8,000 U.S. stores for several hours next month to conduct racial-bias training to its nearly 175,000 workers. ‘Cocaine Babe’ weeps as she’s sentenced to 8 years in prisonLaw & Order | 177 hits | 1:38 PM on Wednesday
Glamorous cruise ship cocaine importer Melina Roberge has been sentenced to eight years in prison by a female judge in Australia who delivered a blistering... Trudeau government boosts funding for environment, immigrationPolitical | 121 hits | 1:37 PM on Wednesday
Environment, immigration, trains and those who fight gender-based violence will be getting a lot more money in the year to come, according the detailed spending plans tabled by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government Monday. Centennial College to offer free menstrual products in restroomsLifestyle | 154 hits | 1:17 PM on Wednesday
The college says its next step will be to install complimentary dispensers in every restroom, regardless of gender. Administrator says new policy will “make things a little more equitable on campus.” Why Canada is suing Australia over a magic possumMisc CDN | 449 hits | 11:41 AM on Wednesday
The Royal Canadian Mint claims an Australian Possum Magic-themed coin infringes on their patent. Data firm leaks 48 million user profiles it scraped from Facebook, LinkedIn, othersTech | 672 hits | 10:19 AM on Wednesday
Exclusive: Profile data was scraped without user consent or knowledge to "build a three-dimensional picture" on millions of people.Puerto Rico could be without power for more than a day in new blackout
An island-wide blackout has hit Puerto Rico, which is struggling with an increasingly unstable power grid nearly seven months after Hurricane Maria hit the U.S. territory.
Uncle Sam | 663 hits | 9:36 AM on Wednesday
An island-wide blackout has hit Puerto Rico, which is struggling with an increasingly unstable power grid nearly seven months after Hurricane Maria hit the U.S. territory. Speedy test drive of customer's vehicle earns pink slips for Winnipeg mechanicsMisc CDN | 170 hits | 9:33 AM on Wednesday
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