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Australia fires were far worse than any predictionEnvironmental | 40 hits | 11:53 AM on Tuesday
The Australian bushfires were more catastrophic than any simulation of our changing climate predicted.
This is the conclusion of researchers who described the devastation as a "fiery wake-up call for climate science". ‘Disappointment, fear and anger': Indigenous communities blindsided by Teck's decision to pull Frontier projectBusiness | 56 hits | 11:08 AM on Tuesday
14 Indigenous communities lost out on potential jobs and benefits agreements with Teck for the project Court of Appeal sides with Alberta on federal carbon taxPolitical | 45 hits | 10:54 AM on Tuesday
In a 4-1 majority decision, the Alberta Court of Appeal has deemed the federal Liberals' carbon tax to be unconstitutional. U of O researchers closing in on better, cheaper carbon capture technologyEnvironmental | 40 hits | 10:12 AM on Tuesday
A team of researchers at the University of Ottawa is closing in on a new carbon capture technology capable of absorbing the industrial byproduct before it hits the atmosphere. $1 billion and counting: Inside Canada's troubled efforts to build new warshipsMilitary | 52 hits | 10:00 AM on Tuesday
The federal government has spent slightly more than $1.01 billion over the last seven years on design and preparatory contracts for the navy's new frigates and supply ships — and the projects still haven't bought anything that floats.Canadian News
Monday
No Access Reduction in Ocean Heat Transport at 26°N since 2008 Cools the Eastern Subpolar Gyre of the North Atlantic Ocean
Environmental | 97 hits | 8:46 AM on Monday
Dozens of People's Party riding associations deregisteredPolitical | 89 hits | 7:52 AM on Monday
Dozens of electoral district associations affiliated with the People's Party of Canada have been deregistered by Elections Canada for failing to meet their reporting requirements, just months after the party contested its first general election.Global Cooling May Be Our Bitter-Cold Reality | Climate Dispatch
Environmental | 147 hits | 7:33 AM on Monday
January was warmest on record for the globeEnvironmental | 118 hits | 7:24 AM on Monday
We’re off to a hot start in 2020, with January setting a new mark as the warmest instance of that month on record for the globe. And as NOAA pointed out in its monthly summary released Thursday, that occurred without the warming influence of an El Niño inCanadian News
Sunday
Teck withdraws application for Frontier oilsands mine, citing debate around climate policyEnvironmental | 120 hits | 7:46 PM on Sunday
Vancouver-based Teck Resources has withdrawn its application to build a massive oilsands project in northern Alberta.Canadian News
Saturday
A Very Important Point No One Is Making About the Blockades: They're Ontario's Fault.Law & Order | 199 hits | 4:53 PM on Saturday
A Very Important Point No One Is Making About the Blockades: They're Ontario's Fault.Law & Order | 265 hits | 4:53 PM on Saturday
Blockbuster film Sonic the Hedgehog provided $37.5M boost to B.C.Arts & Entertainment | 144 hits | 10:07 AM on Saturday
Production spent $22 million on local labour, creating 1,450 jobs for local cast and crew when it spent 53 days filming in B.C. two years ago. Wild, West Kootenay cat recovering after battle with West Kootenay wildcatHealth | 158 hits | 10:04 AM on Saturday
A Castlegar tomcat that took on a Castlegar bobcat is being saluted for his outsize bravery, as well as treated for his extensive injuries. Canadian privacy officials will investigate controversial facial recognition tool used by Toronto policeTech | 153 hits | 9:10 AM on Saturday
Privacy protection officials in Canada have announced an investigation into the facial recognition software at the centre of controversy among police services, including Toronto.From police fortress to anarchy HQ
Next Friday, dozens of men and women will again pour down the ramps of Paddington Green police station and take to the streets. But this time, they will be a mob of masked anarchists.
Misc World | 162 hits | 9:09 AM on Saturday
Next Friday, dozens of men and women will again pour down the ramps of Paddington Green police station and take to the streets. But this time, they will be a mob of masked anarchists.FBI arrests man linked to Katie Hill for allegedly hacking opponent's campaign
The FBI arrested a man linked to former Rep. Katie Hill’s campaign on Friday for allegedly hacking one of Hill’s 2018 primary opponents.
Political | 176 hits | 2:24 AM on Saturday
The FBI arrested a man linked to former Rep. Katie Hill’s campaign on Friday for allegedly hacking one of Hill’s 2018 primary opponents.Canadian News
Friday
Government asking for an extra $2.1 billion for Indigenous programsMisc CDN | 184 hits | 12:14 PM on Friday
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government is asking Parliament to spend an additional $2.1 billion on Indigenous programs and initiatives, above and beyond what MPs already have approved. A record-breaking 105 US children have died from flu so far this seasonHealth | 168 hits | 11:18 AM on Friday
So far this season,105 children have died from the flu, according to data released Friday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This is the highest number of child flu deaths at this point in the season since the CDC started keeping record Alberta family lawyers puzzled by suspension of unified family court projectProvincial Politics | 171 hits | 8:45 AM on Friday
The launch of a new unified family court, an initiative to streamline the duplication and complexity of family law cases, has been put on hold indefinitely by the Alberta government.
Family lawyers were told about the suspension at Court of Queen's Be Superior court judge rules parts of Canada's prostitution laws are unconstitutionalLaw & Order | 185 hits | 8:32 AM on Friday
A judge in Ontario's Superior Court has ruled that three parts of Canada's prostitution laws violate the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Justice Thomas McKay ruled that the laws, which prohibit procuring, advertising and materially benefiting from somEU leaders argue into the early hours in bruising budget talks
The UK's departure has left the bloc with a €75billion (£63billion) hole in its finances and the budget battle has exposed bitter divisions between EU members.
Misc World | 188 hits | 4:18 AM on Friday
The UK's departure has left the bloc with a €75billion (£63billion) hole in its finances and the budget battle has exposed bitter divisions between EU members.Canadian News
Thursday
Human brain seized in mail truck on US-Canada borderStrange | 207 hits | 10:20 AM on Thursday
US customs officers made an unusual discovery when they carried out a spot check on a Canadian mail truck - a human brain inside a jar. Alberta doctors raise alarm about long waits for MRI and CT scansHealth | 207 hits | 10:08 AM on Thursday
Doctors from around Alberta say ballooning wait times for publicly funded MRI and CT scans are putting patients at risk. They're calling on the province and Alberta Health Services to address the backlog.Personal flying machines of the future set to compete in
A Boeing-backed competition to design 'the personal flying machine of the future is set to kick off at a NASA research base in Mountain View, California at the end of the month.
Tech | 218 hits | 9:27 AM on Thursday
A Boeing-backed competition to design 'the personal flying machine of the future is set to kick off at a NASA research base in Mountain View, California at the end of the month. Alberta public pensions being used to prop up struggling carbon industry, union saysProvincial Politics | 176 hits | 7:48 AM on Thursday
Alberta's largest labour organization says public-service pensions are being used to prop up the province's struggling fossil fuels industry at a time when many large investment funds are moving away from the sector. Communities pleading for action to prevent further damage from Lake Ontario floodingWeather | 169 hits | 7:47 AM on Thursday
Public safety minister says B.C. RCMP agrees to move off Wet'suwet'en territory | CTV NewsLaw & Order | 163 hits | 7:24 AM on Thursday
Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair says that the RCMP in British Columbia have agreed to move from their position on Wet’suwet’en territory and to a nearby town.Saudi minister: 'We don't have a history of murdering our citizens'
The brutal murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of Saudi state agents sparked international outrage, tarnishing Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's global charm offensive and deterring, for a short time at least, foreign investors.
While Ri
Funny | 164 hits | 6:11 AM on Thursday
The brutal murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of Saudi state agents sparked international outrage, tarnishing Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's global charm offensive and deterring, for a short time at least, foreign investors.
While Ri'Coal workers are orphans': the children and slaves mining Pakistan's coal
Injuries and fatalities are common among thousands of debt-bonded men and children toiling in one of the world’s harshest work environments
Misc World | 263 hits | 12:55 AM on Thursday
Injuries and fatalities are common among thousands of debt-bonded men and children toiling in one of the world’s harshest work environmentsCanadian News
Wednesday
Via Rail to temporarily lay off 'close to' 1,000 employees | CTV NewsPolitical | 139 hits | 2:10 PM on Wednesday
Via Rail says despite plans to resume partial services along certain parts of its rail line, it has 'no choice' but to issue temporary layoffs for 'close to' 1,000 employees amid the ongoing pipeline blockades.Fallouh: Syria fights terrorism on its land until liberating every span of it
New York, SANA-Acting Charge de ’Affairs of Syria’s permanent mission to the UN, Louay Fallouh, said on Wednesday that some states at UN Security council exploit it to market for baseless allegations and hinder the Syrian state’s measures in protecting it
Business | 280 hits | 1:36 PM on Wednesday
New York, SANA-Acting Charge de ’Affairs of Syria’s permanent mission to the UN, Louay Fallouh, said on Wednesday that some states at UN Security council exploit it to market for baseless allegations and hinder the Syrian state’s measures in protecting itFears of Monkey Attack on Donald Trump Loom as Delhi Officials Prepare for Taj Mahal Visit
New Delhi (Sputnik): Large scale preparations are on in India to make US President Donald Trump’s maiden visit on 24- 25 February a success. From building a wall in Modi’s home state to beautifying cities that he will be visiting, every measure is being t
Law & Order | 285 hits | 12:32 PM on Wednesday
New Delhi (Sputnik): Large scale preparations are on in India to make US President Donald Trump’s maiden visit on 24- 25 February a success. From building a wall in Modi’s home state to beautifying cities that he will be visiting, every measure is being tTop Canada News Stories
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