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Politics 15 days ago

Canadians Fight Antisemitism

Retired judge Mary Lou Benotto, the primary author of a review on antisemitism, found that October 7, 2023, events in Israel had a significant impact on campus life at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU). The review stated that Jewish…

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Entertainment 15 days ago

Fox News Quiz Results

The Wisconsin Democratic governor's primary was featured in last week's Fox News Digital News Quiz, which also included President Donald Trump's reported departure to Turkey. This week, a new quiz is available that tests knowledge of…

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Sports 15 days ago

WTA Tennis Tournament

Iga Swiatek moved into the semifinals of the ATP-WTA Cincinnati Masters, while her opponent Elena Rybakina, the world number two Kazakh player, was forced to retire due to a heel injury after just 29 minutes of play. The injury occurred in…

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Crime & Law 15 days ago

Iran's Protest Crackdown Continues

Iran's judiciary has executed a foreign national named Qaim Hosseini, also known as Arian, for allegedly participating in anti-government protests in Isfahan on January 8. This is the fifth execution related to the 2026 Isfahan unrest…

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Crime & Law 15 days ago

Cocaine Trafficking Ring Busted

The US Treasury has sanctioned 15 people who were allegedly involved in a network shipping cocaine from Ecuador through Mexico to the US. The network used fishing vessels based in Manta, Ecuador, to secretly transfer thousands of kilograms…

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Crime & Law 15 days ago

Man Charged with Fraud

Larry Joe Woosup, a traditional owner of the Ankumuthi Indigenous community, is standing trial in the Cairns District Court for allegedly defrauding his community out of over $60,000. Prosecutors claim that Woosup used trust accounts set…

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Environment 15 days ago

Swans Overrun Chesapeake Bay

In 1962, five mute swans escaped from an estate in Talbot County, Maryland, and over the next 40 years, their descendants grew to nearly 4,000 in the Chesapeake Bay region. The Maryland Invasive Species Council estimated that these mute…

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Environment 15 days ago

European Drought Crisis

Germany is experiencing drought conditions, which are causing transportation costs to rise. The RWI – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research has found that if ships on the Rhine can only carry a fraction of their usual cargo, transport…

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Crime & Law 15 days ago

Flock Surveillance Camera Vandalism

In response to criticism and backlash, people are vandalizing Flock surveillance cameras, which are used by police to track vehicles. In Crystal, Minnesota, resident Brady O'Rourke is leading this movement, using a metal pole with a sign…

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Sports 15 days ago

Canadian Football News

The Ottawa Redblacks suffered their 10th consecutive loss, falling to 0-10 on the season after a 46-16 defeat to the Montreal Alouettes. The game, played at Molson Stadium in front of 22,482 fans, was part of the Canadian Football League…

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Technology 15 days ago

Tech Talent Exodus to USA

Lucy Hargreaves, co-founder of Build Canada, is warning that Canada's tech industry is losing its best entrepreneurs to the U.S., with at least 517 US-based tech firms founded by Canadians or educated in Canada raising over $400 billion…

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