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‘Incredibly intelligent, highly elusive’: US faces new threat from Canadian ‘super pig’

Northern states on alert for invasion of cross-bred pig that threatens flora and fauna – and is difficult to stop

The Guardian - US

Canada: World’s largest skating rink to remain closed due to lack of ice!

For the first time in five decades, the renowned Rideau Canal Skateway in Ottawa, Canada, which is also the world’s largest outdoor rink, will not open due to a lack of ice. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the skateway stretches as far as 7.8km long, and is immensely popular among…

The Times of India

Tesla Cut Price Of CCS Combo 1 Adapter By 30% To $175

Tesla has significantly reduced the price of the CCS Combo 1 (CCS1) charging adapter in the United States and Canada.

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USWNT Star Trinity Rodman Brings Young Soccer Fan to Tears

The Spirit star made sure to help out the girl after the USWNT’s 2–0 win over Canada in the SheBelieves Cup.

Sports Illustrated

Starstruck's Shania Twain's stalker, the disease which took her voice and the famous husband who left her

The country music star is appearing as a judge on the popular music programme Starstruck, whose second series begins on Saturday, February 18 and she has had a remarkable life

Wales Online

U.S. and Canada call off search for unidentified airborne objects that were shot down

Both the U.S. and Canada have called off searches for three unidentified airborne objects shot down over North America. No debris has been found.

WEKU

Canada women's national team stage protest before loss to USA in SheBelieves Cup

The Canadian women's national team called off strike action scheduled for Thursday night's match amid legal threats from the Canada Soccer Association.

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Trudeau justified in using emergency powers to end convoy: Panel

Canadian government met legal threshold to invoke Emergencies Act to disperse 2022 ‘Freedom Convoy’, commission finds.

Al Jazeera

Judge: Canada right to invoke emergency act in truck protest

A public commission says Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government met the “very high threshold” for invoking the Emergencies Act to quell the paralyzing protests by truckers and others angry over Canada’s COVID-19 restrictions last winter

The Independent UK

Brenda Lucki's retirement will not fix the RCMP’s structural problems

RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki announced her retirement on Feb. 15. It is easy to make Lucki the scapegoat for almost five years of RCMP crises, debacles, collapsing public support and allegations of systemic racism and employee harassment. After all, the buck stopped at her desk. But there’s no point replacing…

The Conversation

Canada's use of emergency powers during 'Freedom Convoy' met threshold, commissioner says

Canada's government met the threshold for invoking emergency powers when it did so in early 2022 to deal with paralyzing protests against vaccine mandates and border blockades, the commissioner of an independent inquiry said Friday.

Reuters

2 Marijuana Stocks to Sell Short, Liquidate or Avoid in 2023

The marijuana industry took a hit facing economic challenges. With no immediate hope of federal legalization, it may be a while until the U.S. government looks favorably toward pot stocks. Hence, fundamentally weak marijuana stocks Tilray Brands (TLRY) and Canopy Growth (CGC) might be best avoided this year. Continue reading….

StockNews.com

Mallory Swanson Shines in the USWNT’s SheBelieves Cup Opener

After uniting with Canada in its fight for pay equity, the U.S. squad downed its rival thanks to a brace from the Red Stars forward.

Sports Illustrated

Man playing lottery scratchcards every day since 1980s finally WINS on birthday

John Harris, from Dresden, Ontario, Canada, purchased a winning $5 Instant Bingo Doubler ticket from a mini-mart. He waited until he arrived home to scratch off his winnings

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The Walrus

What UFO Fears Tell Us about Trust in Government

The horrors of the world wars shook public confidence in technical expertise and the state’s ability to ensure the safety of its citizens

Foreign Policy

Haiti Is on the Brink of State Failure

From criminal gangs to elite corruption, cascading ills are almost entirely homegrown.

The Independent UK

Canada wear purple shirts in protest against level of funding from Canada Soccer

Last week the Olympic champions issued a statement complaining about the level of funding from Canada Soccer.

Caixin Global

Weekly Must-Read: China’s Hunt for Strategic New Energy Minerals

Pursuit of key minerals intensifies as U.S., Canada and Australia restrict Chinese access to “strategic” materials

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Canada and US support trans and gender rights before SheBelieves Cup game

The US and Canada women’s soccer teams spoke out on gender and trans rights before their SheBelieves Cup game on Thursday night in Florida

Fortune

Experts unpack Canada’s ban on foreign real-estate purchases

Canada is the latest country to implement a ban on foreign buyers, joining Singapore and New Zealand, among others. But it’s a drop in the bucket, experts say.

The Conversation

Two decades of stagnant funding have rendered Canada uncompetitive in biomedical research. Here’s why it matters, and how to fix it.

You may imagine that the hard part of being a Canadian scientist is having a bright idea. However, while curiosity, persistence and inventiveness are prerequisites for scientific success, the major obstacle to being a biomedical scientist in Canada is obtaining research funding.

Salon

"South Park" mocks "dumb" Harry & Meghan

"I'm sick of hearing about them! I can't get away from them! They're everywhere in my face!"

Reuters

Canada's Trudeau to deploy Navy vessels to Haiti for surveillance, presence

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday said he would deploy Royal Canadian Navy vessels in the coming weeks to conduct surveillance, gather intelligence and maintain a maritime presence off the coast of Haiti.

The Conversation

Hiring more social scientists could be the solution to Canada’s innovation issue

Canada has been dealing with an innovation problem for decades. We are currently ranked 15th in the Global Innovation Index (GII) following Japan, France, Finland and Singapore. Switzerland is ranked first.

The Independent UK

Canada to deploy Navy vessels to Haiti as violence worsens

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government will deploy Navy vessels to Haiti to conduct surveillance and gather intelligence in upcoming weeks

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