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Facebook will end their use of facial recognition technology
Facial recognition technology has been criticized for eroding privacy and for permitting a new level of mass surveillance.
China bans online scrutiny of national heroes and communist figures
Chinese officials have said that these laws exist to combat "historical nihilism."
66 percent of Canadians say Trudeau's inflation is causing stress: Poll
Inflation in Canada has soared to an 18-year high at 4.2 percent. Recently, the Bank of Canada stated that they expect inflation to soon rise to 5 percent.
Trudeau to BAN coal exports by 2030 in climate offensive
Speaking at COP26 in Glasgow, UK, Trudeau said that "Climate action can’t wait." Trudeau went on to say that Canada "will continue to do our part."
Toronto teacher caught in blackface on Halloween now under investigation by school
The letter also stated that the high school ordered the teacher to wash his face so to avoid further offence.
UK government to lock up internet trolls for causing 'psychological harm'
These laws have been introduced following allegations of racist posts directed towards England footballers who missed penalties during the 2020 Euro final in Wembley.
WATCH: Brian Stelter absolutely melts down over the prospect of Trump running in 2024
"During the election and all of this in 2022 helps the GOP regain control of the House. Members of the January 6 'sedition caucus' are now in control of the body that completes the Electoral College process."
Canada's Senate will require full vaccination for sitting members
The Speaker of Canada's Senate has ruled that all Senators must be fully vaccinated if they wish to return to in-person sittings.
President Biden says Pope called him a 'good Catholic' who should take communion
This was in response to questions within the American Catholic Church, where officials have asked whether Biden should be allowed to receive communion due to his stance on abortion.
Liberal MPs endorse new internet censorship bill where 'hurtful' content is investigated
Their most recent plan will aim to make internet companies responsible for "hurtful content." Canadians will be able to complain anonymously so that this content is taken down.
Trudeau warns of disinformation and extremism, criticizes China in speech to Dutch politicians
Trudeau spoke to the Dutch Parliament on Thursday where he warned that disinformation and extremism were serious threats to the health of democracy.
Professor Kathleen Stock resigns from Sussex Uni after harassment from trans bullying campaign
"This has been an absolutely horrible time for me and my family. I’m putting it behind me now. On to brighter things soon, I hope," she added
England set to remove every country from their COVID travel red list
Passengers arriving from Colombia, Peru, Panama, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Venezuela and Ecuador will no longer have to quarantine.
Top Trudeau ministers go on climate offensive, causing concern in oil patch
All in all, the oil and gas industry may be concerned with the aggressiveness of Trudeau's environmental policies.
WATCH: Steven Guilbeault refuses to say how activist past will influence environment mandate
"I don't have a secret agenda as a climate minister. It's a government effort to tackle one of humanity's greatest challenges," said Guilbeault.