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Coronavirus in China confirmed contagious by human-to-human transmission
Health officials in Beijing have confirmed two cases of the new coronavirus today. An additional case has been reported in Shenzhen by authorities.
Bow and arrow used to launch meth into jail
The bag of narcotics was attached to a carbon-fibre sporting arrow which was used to launch the package over prison walls.
Fraudster who made money off Humboldt Broncos tragedy found guilty
Andrij Olesiuk defrauded donors for thousands of dollars. People thought the money was going to the victims’ families of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
Doctor shares new evidence suggesting Jeffrey Epstein didn’t kill himself
Dr. Michael Baden, a forensic pathologist has claimed that Jeffrey Epstein didn’t kill himself.
Bell Let’s Talk partners up to end stigma around mental health
Bell Let’s Talk is teaming up with the Northwestel and government of the NWT on a $500,000 collaboration to support the Strongest Families Institute.
Founder of Peace by Chocolate becomes a Canadian citizen
A Syrian refugee has become a Canadian citizen today and a celebration was held at Halifax’s Pier 21. Tareq Hadhad is the founder of Peace by Chocolate.
Annual Vancouver snowball fight postponed because of snow
An annual snowball fight held at the University of British Columbia has been postponed due to a bombardment of snow.
Stephen Harper leaves Conservative Fund board in an attempt to stop Charest
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper has announced that he will resign from his position on the board of the Conservative Party of Canada’s fundraising arm.
Meghan Markle visits women’s centre in Vancouver
Meghan Markle made an appearance at the Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre to discuss women’s issues.
Trudeau government looking at compensation for Canadian victims of online fraud
The Trudeau government is looking at new legislation to compensate Canadians who have their privacy breached when hackers access their private information.
Tim Horton’s best card was their branding, but the jig is up
Tim Hortons can stop trying to pull on Canadian’s patriotic heartstrings for customer loyalty. Canadians aren’t buying it anymore.
First robot ever created using living cells
Never before has humanity managed to create “completely biological machines from the ground up”, wrote the research team in a recent paper.
PRESIDENT CRASHER: Vince Vaughn facing heat for talking to Trump
Social justice Twitter accounts tried to shame and cancel Vince Vaughn after video from Monday showed him talking to U.S. President Donald Trump.
Montreal: Iranian Islamic Centre to hold vigil for victims of plane shot down by Iran
The Iranian Islamic Centre took to Twitter to announce its plans for a public memorial to take place on Thursday, January 16, from 7:30-9 PM.
Edmonton has the highest unemployment rate of any Canadian city
The highest unemployment rate of any major city in Canada may surprise you—Edmonton. As a whole, Alberta’s full-time jobs decreased last month as well.