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World's 'WORST' McDonald's that saw 800 police call outs in one year finally closes

An infamous McDonald's in Ottawa, Canada, known for its full-scale fights and regular police visits will shut down after nearly 40 years of service, it has been announced

Daily Mirror

Canada to repatriate 19 women, children from Syria

Montreal (AFP) - Canada will repatriate six women and 13 infants who have been detained in northeast Syria in camps for family members of Islamic State Group fighters, Ottawa announced Friday.

AFP

Hundreds more Canada-made armoured vehicles to arrive in Ukraine by summer

A Canadian company supplying battle-ready armoured vehicles to Ukraine plans to deliver the 200 vehicles Ottawa promised to Kyiv before summer, the firm's Chief Executive Officer Roman Shimonov said on Thursday.

Reuters

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Canada summons Russian ambassador over attacks on civilians in Ukraine

Canada summoned Russia's ambassador on Wednesday over an attack in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro that killed at least 45 people, including several children, Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly said.

Reuters

Canada sanctions two Haitians over alleged corruption

Canada imposed additional Haiti-related sanctions on Friday in response to alleged corruption, targeting an associate of the island nation's former president and a former member of the Haitian parliament, Ottawa's foreign minister said.

Reuters

Japanese PM asks for Canada’s help on clean energy

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is looking to Canada to help his country wean itself off fossil fuels from places such as Russia

The Independent UK

Biden plans first Canada visit in March

U.S. President Joe Biden will be in Canada in March in his first visit to one of the United State's top trading partners since taking office almost two years ago.

Reuters

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Two years after the defund the police movement, police budgets increase across Canada

The worldwide protests against police racism and violence in the summer of 2020 brought greater public attention to police spending.

The Conversation

Kraken win for first time in Ottawa, bring win streak to four games

OTTAWA, Ontario — The Kraken these days are getting used to making a statement by responding to one.

Tribune News Service

Canada bans most foreigners from buying homes

Ottawa (AFP) - A ban on foreigners buying residential property in Canada took effect on Sunday, aiming to make more homes available to locals facing a housing crunch.

AFP

Red Wings flurry leads to 4-2 victory over Senators

DETROIT — The New Year remains to be seen, but the Red Wings certainly had an enjoyable New Year's Eve.

Tribune News Service

Patrice Bergeron late goal lifts Bruins over Devils, 3-1

The Bruins were not perfect in their two-game road excursion to Ottawa and New Jersey. In fact, they played some stretches of truly bad hockey.

Boston Herald

Canada-led group seeks arbitrator over jet downing by Iran

Ottawa (AFP) - A group of countries led by Canada on Wednesday called for an arbitrator to settle claims against Iran over its shooting down of a Ukrainian passenger plane in January 2020.

AFP

“We Are Fake America”: Why So Many Christmas Movies Are Filmed in Canada

Inside the annual avalanche of romantic holiday content

The Walrus

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Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | College Basketball’s Unbeatens

Only a handful remain.

Chicago Tribune

How a special guest of Blackhawks coach Luke Richardson serves as life lesson for his players: ‘One of the most selfless things someone could do’

CHICAGO — Coaches and players have friends and family attend games all the time, but Chicago Blackhawks coach Luke Richardson thought one of his old buddies from Ottawa, Ontario, Barrie Robillard, could set an example for his players.

AFP

'It's relentless': Canada media demand action over online abuse

Ottawa (AFP) - "I'm done," exasperated Canadian journalist Rachel Gilmore said in an online post imploring authorities to tackle a dramatic rise of hate, including death and rape threats, against her and her peers.

The Conversation

Even without strong powers, mayors find a way to get things done

Anyone following the debate around Ontario’s proposed Bill 39, which would permit the mayors of Toronto and Ottawa to exercise “strong mayor” powers, may be under the impression that the leaders of these large Canadian cities have difficulty getting things done.

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Daughters of murdered Indigenous woman push Canada for action

Morgan Harris is among the victims of an alleged serial killer accused of murdering Indigenous women in Winnipeg.

AFP

Canada to hasten permitting for critical minerals mines

Ottawa (AFP) - Canada will look to quickly ramp up production of critical minerals that are vital to its transition away from climate-harming fossil fuels, according to a new strategy unveiled Friday.

AFP

Celine Dion reveals rare neurological disorder, cancels shows

Ottawa (AFP) - Pop diva Celine Dion on Thursday tearfully revealed that she is suffering from Stiff-Person Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that is affecting her singing, and said she would have to cancel or postpone a series of European shows.

AFP

Canada police suspend contract with China-linked firm

Ottawa (AFP) - Canada's federal police on Thursday suspended a contract with a Beijing-linked firm to supply and maintain police radio equipment -- following a political backlash, the public safety minister's office said.

AFP

Canada central bank hikes key rate to 4.25%, hints at pause

Ottawa (AFP) - Canada's central bank on Wednesday hiked its key lending rate by 50 basis points to 4.25 percent, saying its aggressive moves to rein in inflation were working but that the economy was still too hot.

AFP

Canada central bank hikes key lending rate 50 basis points to 4.25%

The Conversation

English only? The Emergencies Act inquiry showed Canada's hostility towards francophones

The Public Order Emergency Commission, which examined the federal government’s decision to declare a state of emergency during the occupation of the so-called freedom convoy in Ottawa, is bringing into the light debates over how bilingual Canada really is.

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