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Montreal teen missing in Vermont woods found!

UPDATE: The boy has been found safe after finding a passerby and using their phone to call for help. A…

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 25, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Rich friends, tech friends or green friends: Federal parties in their pre-election hustle

Parties are gearing up to prepare for the 2019 federal election.

Jason Unrau / Jul 25, 2019

News, Politics & Policy

Secure the border, halve immigration intake, outlaw birth tourism: Maxime Bernier

“There is a taboo around this topic. As soon as you raise a concern about the level of immigration, someone will accuse you of harbouring anti-immigrant views and being racist or xenophobic.”

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Jul 25, 2019

American News

Student discovers Triceratops skull that’s over 65-million-years-old

A fifth-year biology student from California, travelling to North Dakota for a paleontology dig, probably thought he wouldn’t be discovering a 65-million-year-old Triceratops skull.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 25, 2019

International News

Swiss town denies woman’s Swiss passport for being an annoying vegan

A Dutch woman, who despite being fluent in Swiss-German and having children with Swiss citizenship, has been denied citizenship herself for her “annoying” campaigning.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 25, 2019

International News

North Korea fires two short-range missiles over the Sea of Japan

In a show of force, North Korea tested 2 new types of short-range ballistic missiles by firing them eastwards over the Sea of Japan, officials have said.

Dylan Gibbons / Jul 25, 2019

Canadian News

Fetus found on Ottawa sidewalk

A fetus was found on a Little Italy sidewalk early on Thursday morning, according to Ottawa Police.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 25, 2019

Canadian News

EXCLUSIVE: Jessica Yaniv accused of trying to share child porn, sexual harassment of minors

Yaniv admits to opening child pornography and tells the young girl, asking her “wanna see?”

Anna Slatz / Jul 25, 2019

American News

Three dogs dead after American owner leaves them in blistering hot car

A Rhode Island woman has been charged with three counts of unnecessary cruelty to an animal and confinement of an…

Dylan Gibbons / Jul 25, 2019

Canadian News

B.C. teen murder suspects at large now charged with second degree murder

The RCMP now believes that the two suspects for a double homicide and separate murder case are travelling through Manitoba, specifically in the areas surrounding Gillam and Fox Lake Cree Nation, reports Global News.

Dylan Gibbons / Jul 24, 2019

Canadian News, News, Technology, International News, Politics & Policy

Huawei Canada not taking orders from Beijing, says Canadian vice-president

Huawei Canada’s vice president of corporate affairs Alykhan Velshi denied the company is a front for the Communist Party of China amidst cyber and economic espionage threats the country poses to Canada and her allies.

Jason Unrau / Jul 24, 2019

Canadian News, Technology

High-profile Amazon meeting targets Canadian unions

In October 2017, Amazon quietly held a meeting with its Toronto-based delivery companies. The members of the meeting signed a non-disclosure agreement and were told to keep all talk in the gathering on the hush-hush.

The Post Millennial / Jul 24, 2019

Canadian News

Poll: Gas prices keeping Ontarians off the roads this summer

According to the latest Ipsos poll conducted for Toyota Canada, just under half of Ontarians surveyed state that they’re less likely to take a summer road trip, thanks to the rising costs of gas province-wide.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 24, 2019

Canadian News, Opinion, Politics & Policy

Media freedom under Trudeau’s Liberals is worse than ever

It is likely that media censorship will only increase this election season, with tech giants playing a more active role in what is and is not seen online.

Dylan Gibbons / Jul 24, 2019

American News, Culture

Arkansas bans the term “burger” from veggie products because it “confuses customers”

Arkansas recently passed a “truth in labelling” law, which prohibits food-makers from being able to advertise their plant-based products as “meat, milk, or any other term that has been used or defined historically in reference to a specific agricultural product.”

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 24, 2019

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