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A diving prince, sunken treasure and snared by the Titanic: Joe MacInnis on his ‘rip-roaring’ life as an ocean adventurer

At 88, the Canadian reflects on a golden era of underwater discovery and how shipwrecks and the cruel sea are the ‘greatest of all teachers’

The Guardian - UK

Power Players: Meet the women reshaping 10 key European industries

This year, Fortune curated a list of female leaders at the helm of European companies across the continent’s biggest industries.

Fortune

How mega-polluters take advantage of billions in green loans

Some of the world’s biggest polluters are reaping billions of dollars through a lax form of green finance, a new investigation by The Examination has found

The Independent UK

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‘I’m not littering – the Nanofiche is very small!’: meet the man who sends art to the moon

Physicist Samuel Peralta’s Lunar Codex project has seen the work of 30,000 artists from 158 countries carried on into space – and the effect on them has been profound

The Guardian - UK

Olivia Chow is elected Toronto's mayor — marking a shift in the city's politics

Progressive mayor-elect Olivia Chow is the first Chinese Canadian to win the office, ending more than a decade of conservative leadership.

WEKU

Listen: Trans scholar and activist explains why trans rights are under attack

This year we’ve seen an aggressive push to implement anti-trans legislation across the United States. There are currently more than 400 active anti-trans bills across the country.

The Conversation

Man sued 24 colleagues who cut him out of $50million lottery win as he was on holiday

Christopher Bates, 54, from Ontario, Canada, was furious after learning his co-workers at Bombardier had won $50million in a lottery draw while he was away on holiday

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Police violations of Charter rights highlight the need for accountability and transparency

In 2021 and 2022, the Hidden Racial Profiling Project (HRPP) at Western University’s Faculty of Law helped the Toronto Star identify more than 600 court decisions from the past decade that found Canadian police violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms when dealing with the public.

The Conversation

Report: Nick Nurse a potential head coaching candidate for Rockets

The Toronto Star’s Doug Smith reports that Raptors coach Nick Nurse could potentially be in play for the #Rockets after this season.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The making of Jenna Lyons: How an election turned the J. Crew creative director into a household name

The former J. Crew president will soon star on the Real Housewives of New York.

Fortune

Zellers Is Back. Is Nostalgia to Blame?

Companies have tapped into a longing for the past as a powerful marketing tool. Are Canadians buying in?

The Walrus

Who killed Barry and Honey Sherman? The billionaire couple's son is offering $35 million to catch the killer

Barry and Honey Sherman were discovered by the swimming pool at their luxury Toronto estate, and their murders have confounded detectives for over five years. Could a multi-million-dollar reward now unlock the case? WARNING: Readers might find some details in this story distressing.

ABC News

Universities and colleges want to enrol more students. But where are they supposed to live?

The Toronto Star reported recently that American real estate giant Blackstone Inc., with a global real estate portfolio worth about US$514 billion, plans to expand its Canadian operations, including via student housing.

The Conversation

Family of billionaire couple found strangled by pool offer $35m reward for information

A realtor doing a tour of the Toronto house discovered Barry and Honey Sherman sitting side by side strangled by belts which were attached to a poolside railing

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Education workers ending walkout as Ontario pledges to repeal law

Under pressure, Premier Ford says he will repeal law forcing 55,000 workers to accept contract in Canadian province.

The Conversation

The complex legacy of Lou Marsh and his trophy

Recently, the Toronto Star announced it is retiring the name of its famed sport reporter and editor, Lou Marsh, from its trophy honouring Canada’s top athlete. When Marsh passed away suddenly in 1936, the Star brought leading Canadian sports journalists together to commemorate his contributions to their industry by establishing…

The Conversation

The Toronto Star is making the right move by renaming the Lou Marsh trophy

The Toronto Star recently announced it will be changing the name of the Lou Marsh Award, effective this year.

WEKU

As gun violence rises in Canada, weapons from the U.S. complicate gun control efforts

A bill before Canada's Parliament aims to stop the spread of handguns — but one of the most difficult challenges for Canada is the guns being smuggled over the border from the U.S.

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Seaworld killer whale dies during horror live show as blood spouts from blowhole

Kandu V became the second killer whale to die at the San Diego theme park within a year, after male whale Orky died just three days after Kandu gave birth to her calf.

Daily Mirror

Horror death of SeaWorld killer whale Kandu V left spouting blood from blowhole

Kandu was fatally injured during a show at SeaWorld, and refused to leave her 11-month-old baby's side as she died of a haemorrhage

The Independent UK

Mega dance company bred culture of sex, silence, dancers say

One of the world’s leading dance competition companies sells the dream of Hollywood fame to hundreds of thousands of ambitious young dancers hoping to launch careers on television, in movies and on stage

Al Jazeera

Latest Canada updates: Police clear protesters occupying bridge

Canada news from February 12: Police clear protesters blocking bridge to the US after a court order to end the blockade.

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