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As gun violence rises in Canada, weapons from the U.S. complicate gun control efforts

A bill before Canada's Parliament aims to stop the spread of handguns — but one of the most difficult challenges for Canada is the guns being smuggled over the border from the U.S.

WEKU

Canada Police, Banks and Consumers Hit by Major Network Outage

A major outage affecting mobile and internet networks at Canada's top telecoms provider was improving late Friday, the company said, after disrupting banking, calling, cashless payments and even policing.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Chinese minister hopes ties with Canada can get back on track

China hopes relations with Canada can get back on track, China's foreign ministry said on Saturday, citing its minister telling his Canadian counterpart, after several years of strained relations between them.

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Scientists Uncover Oldest Groundwaters in South Africa

An international team led by the University of Toronto researchers have discovered 1.2-billion-year-old groundwater in South Africa, shedding more light on how life is sustained below the Earth’s surface and how it may thrive on other planets. The same team previously discovered one-billion-year-old groundwaters in a mine, in Ontario, Canada,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine latest: US gives additional $400m in military aid

The United States announced a new military aid package of about US$400 million that includes high-precision artillery to improving targeting of Russian forces and equipment.

Bangkok Post

Rogers network outage hits homes, banks, businesses across Canada

One of the country’s telecom giants is hit by enormous internet and mobile outage, disrupting service for hours.

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Rogers says it has restored internet services to most of its Canadian customers

The large telecom provider suffered an outage Friday, creating disruptions to internet and other services throughout Canada. It said it was working to finish restoring services as soon as possible.

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Canada slaps additional sanctions on Russian disinformation and propaganda agents

Canada announced additional sanctions related to Russia's invasion of Ukraine on Friday, adding 29 state-sponsored disinformation and propaganda agents and 15 entities controlled or owned by the Russian government, the foreign ministry said.

Reuters

Canada to send 39 armoured vehicles to Ukraine ‘this summer’

The 39 vehicles will be shipped to Kyiv ‘this summer’, Canadian defence minister Anita Anand says

The Independent UK

Theo Bair: Early days, potential and just what he can bring to St Johnstone this season

Alexandre Gangue-Ruzic, Web Editor for One Soccer and who also covers Vancouver Whitecaps extensively, provided insight as the striker looks to make his mark

Daily Record

‘Asleep at the wheel’: Canada police’s spyware admission raises alarm

Experts warn that RCMP document detailing covert surveillance of Canadians’ mobile devices highlights lax government oversight

The Guardian - US

Exclusive: Ukraine urges Canada not to hand over gas turbine to Russia

Ukraine opposes Canada handing over a turbine to Russia's state-controlled Gazprom for natural gas supplies to Germany as the move would contravene sanctions on Russia, a Ukrainian energy ministry source told Reuters on Thursday.

Reuters

$150M is not enough: Canada’s proposed Purdue Pharma settlement for opioid damages is paltry and won’t prevent future crises

On June 29, Canadian federal and provincial governments reached a proposed $150-million settlement with Purdue Pharma Canada, makers of OxyContin, an opioid-based pain medication. The settlement is intended to recover the health-care costs related to the damaging effects from the sale and marketing of OxyContin.

The Conversation

Canada to send 39 armored vehicles to Ukraine this summer

Canada will send 39 General Dynamics-made armored vehicles to Ukraine later this summer to help Kyiv in its defense against the Russian invasion, Canadian Defense Minister Anita Anand said on Thursday.

Reuters

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Mental health’s ‘hell of a ride’ for rodeo lover

A young rural Southlander with rodeo in his blood recounts a moving comeback tale from family loss and mental breakdown.

Reuters

Canada's Ukrainians urge Trudeau to refuse Russian demand to return gas turbine

Canada's Ukrainian community is urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to refuse to compromise the country's sanctions against Russia in order to return a turbine that Moscow says is critical for supplying natural gas to Germany.

Irish Mirror

Woman, 20s, dies after being set on fire on packed bus in ‘hate crime’ attack

Police have launched a murder investigation after another passenger attacked the woman while travelling to work in Toronto, Canada

AAP

Jackson headlines New York-bound Opals

Basketball legend Lauren Jackson is among an Opals squad that will head to New York to play matches against Canada later this month.

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Alta Equipment Acquires Yale Industrial Trucks

Alta Equipment Group Inc (NYSE:ALTG) has agreed to acquire Yale Industrial Trucks, Inc. (YIT), a privately held Yale lift truck dealer with five locations in southeastern Canada. The implied enterprise value of the acquisition is estimated to be ~$33.5 million. Woodbridge, Ontario-based YIT provides sales, service, and rental of material handling equipment…

Reuters

Canadian conservative slams party for exclusion from leadership race

One of the top contenders in Canada's Conservative Party leadership contest, Patrick Brown, on Wednesday slammed a decision to disqualify him from the race as "undemocratic" and said he was consulting his legal team about what to do next.

The Conversation

In defence of the notwithstanding clause: Why Canada should hold onto it

In response to a streak of lamentable applications of the notwithstanding clause in Ontario and Québec over the past few years, consensus seems to be forming that Canada would be better off to get rid of the clause altogether.

Reuters

Calgary Stampede back on with oil prices high, COVID rules low

With crude prices around $100 a barrel and COVID-19 restrictions largely gone, the Calgary Stampede looks to reclaim its place this year as Canada's biggest oil industry party.

Wales Online

Couple get matching tattoos of the exact location they first met

Lee Kingham-Italia and his husband Aerjay first met on New Year’s Day 2020 with the help of the what3words app

The Guardian - AU

Canada to throw out 13.6m AstraZeneca Covid vaccine doses amid lack of demand

Government pledged to donate millions of doses to other countries but they were ‘not accepted’ despite fresh rise in coronavirus cases around the world

Wales Online

Canada throwing away 13.6m doses of AstraZeneca Covid vaccine that nobody wants

Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine fell out of favour amid concerns about rare but potentially fatal blood clots

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