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Concerned about foreign interference in Canada? An 'enemy agent' registry is not the answer

Editor’s note: This story is part of a series that includes live interviews with Canada’s top social sciences and humanities academics. Click here to register for In Conversation With Jordan Stanger-Ross and Audrey Kobayashi, April 18 at 2 p.m. ET. This is a virtual event co-hosted by The Conversation Canada…

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It's not the end of privacy yet in Canada, but the threat remains

Despite early predictions that the internet would spell the end of privacy, it continues to be vital to who we are. Without privacy, we couldn’t sustain relationships or maintain our dignity or sense of self.

The Conversation

Get Rid of These 3 Silver Stocks Before They Cost You Your Weight in Gold

Despite the recent strength in silver prices and sustained demand for the metal, aided by industrial and manufacturing processes, some industry players find it challenging to stay afloat as the silver market grapples with various economic headwinds. Hence, it could be wise to avoid underperforming silver stocks Pan American Silver…

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Canada public broadcaster's Twitter account labeled '69% Government-funded Media'

Public broadcaster Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) Twitter account was on Monday labeled as "69% Government-funded Media" by the social media website.

Reuters

Tackling Chinese interference: What lessons can Canada learn from Australia?

In the 2023 federal budget, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his government plans to earmark $13.5 million over five years for Public Safety Canada to establish a National Counter-Foreign Interference Office aimed at cracking down on foreign interference, threats and covert activities.

The Conversation

Canada to pay $800m to settle land dispute with five First Nations

Payment represents acknowledgment government and British Columbia have failed to honour treaty signed in 1899

The Guardian - US

U.S. beats Canada 6-3 to win women’s world hockey championships gold medal

Hilary Knight scored three times, including the go-ahead goal with 3:10 left in regulation.

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The ‘otherness’ of Jacinda Ardern – by doing politics differently she changed the game and saved her party

This week marks the beginning of Jacinda Ardern’s life outside parliament, since she officially ceased to be an electorate MP at midnight last Saturday. Her legacy as prime minister will be discussed and disputed, but there’s no doubt her influence will continue to be felt, both in Aotearoa New Zealand…

The Conversation

Metallica launch official videos for three more songs from 72 Seasons

Metallica celebrate the release of 72 Seasons with videos for Shadows Follow, Room Of Mirrors and Sleepwalk My Life Away

Metal Hammer

USA defeat Canada in women’s ice hockey world championship final – as it happened

Rolling report: The United States stunned Canada with a late flurry of goals to capture the world ice hockey championship in a thrilling 6-3 final

The Guardian - US

Jeremy Hansen: Artemis 2 Canadian astronaut will fly around the moon

Jeremy Hansen will be the first non-American to leave low Earth orbit on a moon mission.

Space

An emergency in the making: Ending pandemic prenatal health coverage for uninsured people is both costly and dangerous

On March 31, 2023 the Ford government in Ontario ended the expanded health-care funding it put in place when the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020.

The Conversation

To change for the better, Canadian sport needs leadership from the bottom up

Canadian sport has been rocked by a series of scandals in recent years. National sporting bodies that govern bobsleigh and skeleton, alpine skiing, water polo, boxing, gymnastics, artistic swimming, soccer, hockey, rugby and rowing have all faced major criticism for abuse, neglect and discrimination.

The Conversation

Man, 26, has to be rescued after getting trapped INSIDE famous sculpture in Canada

Firefighters had to use special heavy cutting equipment to free the chap from the Edmonton artistic structure after he fell into the controversial piece while trying to climb it

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Chelsea vs Brighton live stream and how to watch the 2023 Premier League online and on TV today, team news

How to watch a Chelsea vs Brighton live stream from anywhere today, plus team news and where you can watch Premier League soccer on TV and without cable.

The Independent UK

Justin Trudeau gracefully shuts down abortion critic in viral video: ‘Do a little more thinking’

Canada’s Prime Minister urged critic “to do a little more thinking … and a little more praying” over abortion rights

Reuters

Trudeau's top aide tight-lipped on Chinese election meddling in Canada, citing security

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's top aide on Friday refused to say when Trudeau first learned about allegations that China tampered with recent elections, citing security concerns.

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Alpha Flight returns to Canada for new X-Men spin-off title

Fall of X brings Alpha Flight back to Canada

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Chelsea suffer another defensive blow ahead of FA Cup semi-final against Aston Villa

The Blues face Aston Villa in the FA Women's Cup semi-final on Sunday with Canada international Kadeisha Buchanan set to miss out

Reuters

Canada's top court upholds Quebec's ban on homegrown cannabis

The Canadian Supreme Court ruled on Friday that Quebec's provincial ban on cannabis grown in private homes is constitutional, in a blow to cannabis advocates who said it was at odds with a federal law allowing a small number of plants to be grown for personal use.

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Metallica's Lars Ulrich has moments where he feels as insecure as the rest of us: "I have days where I feel like a ****ing idiot"

Even metal legends have their moments of self-doubt

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Watch Metallica try to actually master puppets in this ridiculous Jimmy Kimmel skit

Metallica try their luck at puppeteering and put on a puppet show for an audience of children. No, really

The Week

Canada’s troubled relationship with its indigenous population

The discovery of a body in Canada has brought renewed focus to the disproportionately high rate of disappearances and murders of First Nations women, and to the country’s troubled relationship with its indigenous population.

Daily Mirror

Woman diagnosed with genital herpes says she is having her 'best sex life yet'

Suzanna Elzbieta, from Canada, was driving home from visiting her boyfriend when she felt uncomfortable with a "blister bump" which was later diagnosed as genital herpes

Glasgow Live

Alistair Johnston Celtic 'revelation' as Hoops hero hails Ange Postecoglou winter transfer

The Hoops swooped to snap up the Canada World Cup star as speculation over Josip Juranovic rumbled on. He was pitched in for a quick-fire Hoops debut and has not looked back since

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