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Lawmakers poised to block imports of Russian energy, end other favorable tariffs - Roll Call

The U.S. could join Canada in raising tariff rates on imported Russian goods if Congress revokes Russia's most-favored-nation status.

Roll Call

New Zealand Joins the International Crackdown on COVID Mandate Protests

Disagreement over pandemic policy accelerates the slide toward authoritarianism in another country.

Reason

Queen welcomes Canadian PM at first in-person audience since catching Covid

The monarch met Justin Trudeau at Windsor Castle on Monday – two weeks after she tested positive for the virus.

The Independent UK

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Fitzpatrick and Simpson add two more Winter Paralympics medals for GB

Menna Fitzpatrick and Neil Simpson each win bronze in the super combined Alpine skiing events at the Winter Paralympics

The Guardian - UK

West Asks for Russia to Be Suspended from Interpol

Several Western countries, including the UK and the United States, have called on Interpol to suspend Russia from the international law enforcement organization, according to British Home Secretary Priti Patel. The UK, United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have requested "the immediate suspension of Russia's access to its systems",…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Poutine Is Legit Being Removed From Menus In France & Canada ‘Cos It Sounds Too Much Like Putin

People have literally threatened restaurants for putting poutine on the menu for its likeness to Putin and restaurants are renaming it.

Pedestrian.tv

'My friend held a naked party at my house - he doesn't get why I'm annoyed'

A woman asked her friend to housesit for her while she returned to her home country of Canada, but soon came to regret her decision after they threw a naked pool party in her garden

Daily Mirror

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Top 3 reasons to add plant-based proteins into your diet

Fostering sustainable food systems is an urgent global priority. Sustainable diets are a part of food systems with important implications for human and environmental health.

The Conversation

The 'freedom convoy' protests point to a bigger problem with Canada's democracy

The “freedom convoy” protests across the country revealed that many Canadians are angry at government and have a growing distrust of some democratic institutions. Even though the protesters’ actions may not represent how a majority of Canadians feel about vaccine mandates, there’s reason to believe their negative views about government…

The Conversation

Ukraine invasion: Why Canada should rethink its approach to economic sanctions

Western countries have imposed massive sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The West has increasingly relied on economic sanctions to punish or change the policies of foreign governments in the last several decades. The conventional wisdom is that economic sanctions are an effective and peaceful foreign policy tool.

The Conversation

Canada Urges Citizens to Leave Russia

Canada called Saturday on its nationals to avoid all travel to Russia because of its invasion of Ukraine and on Canadians in Russia to leave the country.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Canada tells citizens to leave Russia due to unpredictable security situation

Canada told its citizens on Saturday to leave Russia "while commercial means are still available," saying security conditions were unpredictable and could deteriorate without notice.

Reuters

Latest Ukraine updates: Russian strikes destroy Vinnytsia airport

Ukraine-Russia news from March 6: Missile strikes have destroyed the international airport in Vinnytsia.

Al Jazeera

Dunkeld man and loyal pooch mark one year since start of Canada trek which raised over £50,000 for charity

Michael Yellowlees and Alaskan Husky Luna set off on their 5000-mile journey from British Columbia on March 1, 2021

Daily Record

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The Guardian - AU

The International Monetary Fund announced it could approve $1.4b emergency funding – as it happened

Biden says US and allies have ‘raised the costs’ on Russia over its aggression, as credit card giants Visa and Mastercard halt Russian business operations

Reuters

Canada's CBC says it has temporarily suspended reporting from the ground in Russia

The Canadian Broadcasting Corp said on Friday it had temporarily suspended its reporting from the ground in Russia, citing a new law that could mean jail for those found to be intentionally spreading "fake" news.

Benzinga

BASF Acquires Land In Canada For Battery Materials, Recycling Expansion

BASF SE (OTC:BASFY) has secured land for its future cathode active materials and recycling site in Bécancour, Quebec, Canada. Financial terms were not disclosed. The company expects the investment to further enhance its CAM production footprint in North America by complementing its existing manufacturing sites. BASF targets project commissioning in 2025, subject to…

Daily Mirror

Man who bought hoarder's £7k home finds 'real Aladdin's cave' with gold inside

Alex Archbold, from Canada, bought the home for £7,331 and found thousands of pounds worth of vintage Tiffany jewellery, Chanel clothes and bags of gold inside

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Movie about Glasgow schoolboy imposter Brandon Lee premieres at Film Festival

In 1995 Brandon Lee managed to convince a school in Bearsden he was a 16-year-old student from Canada. Alan Cumming, who voices the imposter in the new film, spoke on the red carpet about the 'legendary' story.

The Guardian - US

US hunter fined after trophy photo proves he shot sheep in Canada

Donald Lee claimed he killed a Fannin bighorn sheep in Alaska but an online sleuth and Yukon conservation officers proved he didn’t

The Independent UK

Police investigating 2004 banker murder travel to Canada for interviews

Alistair Wilson, 30, was shot on the doorstop of his home in the Highlands.

Daily Record

Alistair Wilson murder cops travel to Canada in bid to catch Scots banker's doorstep killer

The 30-year-old was blasted with a pistol at his Nairn home in November 2004 sparking a 17 year hunt for the man who fatally shot him.

Al Jazeera

Latest Ukraine updates: US slams Russian nuclear plant attack

Ukraine-Russia news from March 4: At UNSC meeting, Ukrainian envoy accuses Russia of ‘nuclear terrorism’.

Reuters

Russia-owned SCF oil tankers rerouting from Canada, returning to Russia

Two oil tankers owned and managed by Sovcomflot, the Russian maritime and freight shipping company blacklisted by the United States last week, are rerouting from their Canadian destinations, while a third is returning to Russia after discharging, according to tracking data and marine sources.

Reuters

Ottawa police misjudged protesters who besieged Canada's capital - testimony

A three-week occupation of the center of Canada's capital last month resulted in part from police underestimating anti-government protesters by assuming they would leave within days, according to police sources and police leadership testimony.

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