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Yale researchers partially revive bodiless pig brains
Scientists at Yale University have managed to restore some functionality to the brains of decapitated pigs for at least 10 hours after death.
Penticton B.C. RCMP confirm four deaths, motive still unknown
Superintendent Ted Dejager provided a brief update on what occurred during the Penticton, B.C. shooting.
Ford warns teachers not to strike, says they’re paid enough already
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is telling teachers to slow their roll and think about the great deal they already have with three months of holidays as well as “the benefits and pensions in the country.”
For Alberta, the only real choice is Jason Kenney’s UCP
The policies of the Notley government have simply not been working for Alberta and do not bode well for the future of its economy.
UCP will pursue legal action against US-funded campaign against Alberta energy
United Conservative leader Jason Kenney announced on Saturday that a UCP government would” obtain legal advice and pursue all possible legal remedies against the foreign-funded Tar Sands Campaign whose explicit goal has been to landlock Alberta oil and gas”.
Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp all down globally
Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are all currently down for many users in Canada, Europe, parts of Asia, and the US.
Are the Liberals now alt-right racists?
As the 2019 election nears and the Liberal party looks at a possible defeat, they have made an interesting u-turn.
Canadians facing food cost crisis
According to a recently released poll by Angus Reid, “nearly half of all Canadians say it has grown more difficult to afford to put food on the table over the last 12 months.”
Uber IPO expected price drops
Less than a few weeks after ride-sharing service Lyft went public at a valuation of more than $24 billion, its far larger competitor Uber is set to do the same today.
The Liberal Party and Trudeau should part ways
His image as a feminist, a progressive, and an authentic liberal has been damaged.
Andrew Scheer doubles down on SNC-Lavalin criticism, welcomes lawsuit
I welcome the opportunity to have a proceeding to hear these details so that Canadians can finally have an inquiry so that Justin Trudeau does not control the proceedings.
IMF slashes Canada’s economic growth outlook
According to an International Monetary Fund report, Canada’s economy will grow by roughly 1.5 per cent this year.
Canadian terrorists involved in hundreds of deaths outside of the country since 2012
According to an investigative report by Stewart Bell for Global News, Canadian-bred terrorists have been responsible for the deaths and injuries of over 300 people in other countries since 2012.
Philpott says Trudeau broke the law
Jane Philpott publicly stated in parliament that she believed the Prime Minister had violated the law when he expelled her and Jody Wilson-Raybould from the Liberal caucus after they each resigned from cabinet over the handling of the SNC-Lavalin case.
Walmart adds more robots to control labour costs
The company will use robots to help keep track of stock including checking shelves, unload trucks, and clean floors. Interestingly the expansion will not be evenly spread out.