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Teenage tyrannosaurs gorged on dino 'drumsticks,' 1st-of-their-kind fossils show

Paleontologists have found two pairs of hind legs from a small, bird-like dinosaur in the stomach of a juvenile Gorgosaurus unearthed in Canada. It is the first time that any food remains have been discovered within a tyrannosaur.

LiveScience

US, UK, Canada Sanction Dozens On Human Rights Anniversary

Dozens of alleged human rights abusers around the world face new sanctions Friday under a coordinated action by the United States, Britain and Canada to mark the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

International Business Times

3 Gold Mining Stocks to Buy for More Upside

As gold futures solidify their footing above $2,000 an ounce, here's a look at three gold mining stocks that Wall Street expects to rally from current levels.

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U.S., Mexico Make Joint Bid to Host 2027 Women’s World Cup

The two countries will already jointly host the Men’s World Cup in 2026, along with Canada.

Sports Illustrated

4 Travel Stocks Building Momentum for December Gains

The travel industry has witnessed a significant rebound in the post-pandemic era and is projected to surge further due to sustained demand for leisure travel. To that end, it could be wise to add fundamentally strong travel stocks Air Canada (ACDVF), Cathay Pacific Airways (CPCAY), International Consolidated Airlines (ICAGY), and…

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First Thing: Hunter Biden indicted on tax charges in new criminal case

Second set of charges against president’s son alleges he spent millions on ‘an extravagant lifestyle’ rather than paying his tax bills. Plus, the Golden Gate Bridge is finally getting a safety net

The Guardian - UK

Canada to double cost-of-living financial requirement for international students from Jan 1: Immigration minister

Ottawa to double cost-of-living req. for int'l students Jan 1. India top origin country for study permit holders in 2022. Miller: financial req. not kept up w/cost of living, students arrive w/inadequate funds. Changes incl. 20,635$ req., yearly LICO adjustment, 30hr/wk work limit. Miller: gov't to limit visas to ensure…

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‘I’m concerned about my personal safety’: Hong Kong activist Agnes Chow speaks about life in exile

After announcing that she would not return to Hong Kong from Canada, the pro-democracy activist says she fears China’s global reach

The Guardian - AU

Deaths from tainted cantaloupe increase to 3 in U.S. and 5 in Canada

A salmonella outbreak tied to tainted cantaloupe has now killed eight people _ three in the U.S. and five in Canada

The Independent UK

When 'rights' divide: Trans kids need supportive families

Protests in support of “parental rights” have taken place across Canada in recent months. Many taking part in these demonstrations have railed against “gender ideology” in school curricula and mixed bathrooms.

The Conversation

Canada’s fossil fuel firms will need to cut emissions by at least 35% by 2030

Justin Trudeau’s government plans to limit emissions through a national cap-and-trade system, a policy first proposed in 2021

The Guardian - US

A Canadian Art Gallery Refuses to Reckon with Former Director’s Nazi Ties

More evidence against Ferdinand Eckhardt is revealed since last month’s bombshell story in The Walrus

The Walrus

'A Place Of Fear': Hong Kong Activist Recalls Years Of Repression

Agnes Chow was trapped in Hong Kong, had her passport seized and was branded a "foreign agent" after years as one of the city's most prominent democracy activists.

International Business Times

Democracy activist Agnes Chow says she still feels under the Hong Kong police's watch in Canada

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow says she feels she's still under the watch of the Chinese territory’s police even after moving to Toronto

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The Conversation

The Sunnylands Statement sets a positive signal: World leaders gathered for COP28 must build off of it

In a politically turbulent world, it is rare to witness major global actors set aside their disagreements to address the existential threats posed by climate change. On Nov. 14, the United States and China did just this by issuing the Sunnylands Statement on Enhancing Cooperation to Address the Climate Crisis.

Salon

"Magic" mushrooms vs. Canada's cops

Vancouver mushroom entrepreneur Dana Larsen discusses being raided by police and the future of psychedelics

International Business Times

Canada Maintains Key Interest Rate At 5%

Canada's central bank on Wednesday held its key lending rate at five percent, citing the global economic slowdown and easing inflation.

The Guardian - US

Canada’s ‘haves-and-have-nots’ health system lags behind Europe, study finds

Research says funding cuts and poor organisation stop Canadians from accessing healthcare – and 20% have no doctor at all

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Christine Sinclair closes international chapter as Canada’s storied pioneer

The 40-year-old has amazed with her goals, inspired with her voice, and bows out as her country’s most iconic sporting figure

AAP

Matildas slump to Canada loss in Sinclair's farewell

The Matildas have lost 1-0 to Canada in their final game of 2023 as the Olympic champions sent off retiring great Christine Sinclair on a high note.

The Guardian - AU

Canada 1-0 Australia: Matildas fail to break through in friendly – as it happened

The Matildas have ended their incredible World Cup year with a loss to Canada in their second friendly

The Conversation

Seizing Russian state assets to rebuild Ukraine: Will it prolong the war, or end it?

International momentum is growing to seize Russian state assets, including central bank reserves, to pay for rebuilding a post-war Ukraine instead of expecting western taxpayers to foot the bill.

Space

Canada's 'Space Force' soars with new astronaut assignments

Two Canadian Space Agency astronauts from the military will fly to the moon and the ISS by 2025. The commander of 3 Canadian Space Division says their assignments symbolize fast-growing activity in Canada's military space domain.

TV Tech

CBC/Radio-Canada to Cut Programming Costs and Eliminate 800 Jobs

CBC and Radio-Canada will each be cutting in the range of 250 jobs, with the balance coming from Technology & Infrastructure, other corporate divisions and vacant positions

The Conversation

Low PISA math scores post-pandemic: Policies need to consider both academic excellence and equity

There will be a collective gasp as governments and policymakers reckon with drops in 15 year olds’ math skills in the wake of the pandemic, as captured by the OECD’s release of the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2022 results.

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