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CNN thinks people are racist against robots of colour

Robot celebrities like Sophia, who has appeared on a variety of talk shows and given millions of people the heeby-jeebies, depict white faces. According to the New Zealand-based study, this is a problem, as robots should be as diverse as humanity.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Aug 1, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Conservatives break records in campaign fundraising

Conservatives have broken their 2011 second-quarter fundraising record by bringing in $8.5 million this second quarter from approximately 53,000 donors, reports CBC News.

Dylan Gibbons / Aug 1, 2019

Canadian News, Culture

B.C. woman fends off deadly cougar by blasting “Don’t Tread on Me” by Metallica

Vancouver Island resident Dee Gallant has avoided a potentially deadly encounter with a cougar by blasting Metallica’s “Don’t Tread on Me” from their infamous 1991 Black Album.

Dylan Gibbons / Aug 1, 2019

Canadian News, News

B.C. teacher suspended for showing kids “inappropriate short films”

A British Columbia substitute school teacher has been given a two-day suspension from the B.C. Regulation Board after showing “creepy” videos to students, according to Global News.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Aug 1, 2019

Canadian News, News

Alberta Health Services warns of new street drug that’s resistant to common overdose antidote

Alberta Health Services (AHS) have released a public notice which explains that healthcare personnel are beginning to see more cases of opioid users mixing their opioids with a powerful anti-depressant called Etizolam.

Dylan Gibbons / Aug 1, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Let’s abolish Human Rights Tribunals!

Charging nothing for complaints should have led to people reporting discrimination, but there arose an unintended consequence! HRTs were used to make money. As one article points out, you just have to complain that someone hurt your feelings to win a big check.

Eugene Fernandes / Aug 1, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Calgary passes flawed arena deal to the dismay of taxpayers

It may look nice and provide a better arena experience than the Scotiabank Saddledome, but we should all remember the sacrifices regular Calgarians had to make to fund the project and how many councillors don’t seem to care.

Wyatt Claypool / Aug 1, 2019

Canadian News

The case of a serial-killer nurse leads to major investigation in Canadian healthcare practices

In 2017, Nurse Elizabeth Wettlaufer pleaded guilty to eight counts of first-degree murder, four counts of attempted murder, and two counts of aggravated assault after quitting her job in 2016.

Dylan Gibbons / Aug 1, 2019

Canadian News, News

WATCH: Jewish man allegedly assaulted by taxi driver in Montreal

According to Aaron, the driver then shouted, “I won’t move for any f*cking Jews!” demanding that Aaron move his car.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Aug 1, 2019

Canadian News, News, American News, Politics & Policy, Business & Finance

Trump to approve U.S. import of Canadian pharmaceuticals

U.S. President Donald Trump has just announced his lifting of longstanding bans on foreign-produced pharmaceuticals from Canada and other countries.

Dylan Gibbons / Aug 1, 2019

Opinion, Culture, Politics & Policy

Big tech can’t take down Tulsi Gabbard

Tulsi is for real. We’re sure big tech will keep trying to suppress her voice, and in the end, they might even succeed. But for now, despite their best efforts, the American people hear Tulsi loud and clear.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Aug 1, 2019

Canadian News

Romance fraud: Online scam artist manipulates Edmonton woman into parting with $250,000

Wichmann complied to the best of her ability, sending a total of $250,000 she acquired by pawning her possessions, taking out loans, and maxing out credit cards. After the transfer, he then shockingly disappeared.

Dylan Gibbons / Aug 1, 2019

Canadian News, News, Business & Finance

Trudeau Liberals run $1.4 billion deficit in first two months of 2019-20

According to the report, “The Finance Department’s numbers show the combined shortfall for April and May 2019 came after government spending and public debt charges expanded at a pace about three times higher than revenues.

Dylan Gibbons / Aug 1, 2019

Canadian News, Opinion, News

Blue Jays fans react to getting totally fleeced by the Astros

What exactly is general manager Ross Atkins thinking? His popularity, along with Blue Jays president and CEO Mark Shapiro, has hit rock bottom recently.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 31, 2019

Opinion

Gerald Butts returns, and so does the SNC-Lavalin playbook

Trudeau is now saying that the PMO didn’t “direct” anyone in the government to try and silence the diplomats. Note that careful use of the word “direct.” It’s the exact same word Trudeau used to try and evade responsibility in the SNC-Lavalin Scandal.

Spencer Fernando / Jul 31, 2019

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