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Climate change could trigger next global recession, 415 investment funds warn
Global institutions managing $32 trillion in assets gave a stark warning to governments Monday: cut emissions and phase out coal mines or face a financial crisis worse than 2008. Continue reading
Canada’s pet food industry is not regulated — and experts warn about the dangers
If there is a pet food recall in Canada, it is up to the manufacturer, not the government, to warn consumers. Continue reading
George W. Bush slips Michelle Obama candy during father’s funeral
George W. Bush greeted former presidents with handshakes and smiles at his father’s state funeral Wednesday — and had a sweet exchange with former first lady Michelle Obama. Continue reading
Dog food sold in Canada recalled over potential toxic vitamin D levels
Eight dog food brands, including one that is sold in Canada, are being recalled after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned about their potentially deadly levels of vitamin D. Continue reading
Chinese scientist who said he gene-edited babies is reportedly missing
He Jiankui, who shocked the scientific community by claiming he had created the world’s first gene-edited babies, has gone missing, according to Chinese media. Continue reading
Overnight delivery: A convenient option for shoppers, but a killer for the environment
It’s a convenient and tempting option, but the same-day or overnight delivery you choose when shopping online may be harming the environment more than you think. Continue reading
USMCA deal signed by Trudeau, Trump and Pena Nieto — finalizing months of negotiations
It’s been more than a year in the making, but the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) was finally signed Friday in Buenos Aires, on the sidelines of the high-profile G20 summit. Continue reading
Michael Cohen pleads guilty for lying about Trump real estate project in Russia
U.S. President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty on Thursday to lying to Congress about work he did on a Trump real estate deal in Russia. Continue reading
Can U.S. border agents legally throw tear gas at migrants in Mexico?
Images of migrant children crying as they ran from a cloud of tear gas have prompted outrage. Continue reading
Trump says U.S. did not tear gas children at border, despite images showing it
Images taken near the border crossing separating Tijuana from San Diego, Calif., showed a cloud of tear gas that sent people running and screaming, including families with young children in diapers. Continue reading
GM’s Oshawa closure raises questions on Canada’s future in green auto sector: experts
After more than 60 years, General Motors announced Monday it’s closing its Oshawa, Ont., plant, saying the company is focusing on electric and autonomous cars. But can Canada compete in this market? Continue reading
Time to scrap romaine lettuce? Food experts say the E.coli-ridden green can be replaced
One food expert predicts the E. coli contamination in romaine lettuce will persist for years to come. Continue reading
Canada Post workers occupy offices of Morneau, other MPs to protest back-to-work legislation
Canada Post employees are occupying the offices of a number of politicians in Ottawa and Toronto on Friday, including Finance Minister Bill Morneau, to protest the Liberal government’s threatened back-to-work legislation. Continue reading
A bitter, lengthy divorce and a homemade bomb. How Guido Amsel cost a Winnipeg lawyer her hand
It’s been nearly three-and-half years since Guido Amsel was arrested after sending packages to his ex-wife and two Winnipeg law firms tied to an ongoing divorce battle. Continue reading
Girl who wrote essay on gun violence killed by stray bullet in Milwaukee home: ‘Mama, I’m shot’
A 13-year-old girl from Milwaukee, who previously wrote an award-winning essay about gun violence in her city, was shot to death while watching television in her own home Monday. Continue reading
