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Philippines keeps telling Canada to pick up its trash — why is it still there?
On Tuesday, President Rodrigo Duterte said he will “declare war” against Canada if the situation isn’t dealt with in the coming week. Continue reading
Social media bans, fines and penalties — how countries attempt to combat hate after tragedy
While the Sri Lankan government has argued that a social media ban helps, others say it also creates confusion among those searching for information or even lost loved ones. Continue reading
One year after Toronto van attack, experts say outrage over incel movement ‘forgotten’
The man accused of a deadly van attack on a busy Toronto sidewalk one year ago identified as an incel — launching a nation-wide conversation about internet culture in Canada. Continue reading
Full text: Trump’s answers to Mueller investigation questions
In the answers, Trump frequently states the he does not “recall,” or doesn’t have an “independent recollection” of events. Continue reading
‘I’m having a good day,’ Trump says following release of redacted Mueller report
“We do have to get to the bottom of these things,” Trump said following the release of the report. “This should never happen to another president again, this hoax.” Continue reading
At least 29 dead after tourist bus crashes in Portugal: reports
The bus crashed on the island of Madeira, Lusa news agency reported. Continue reading
Here’s what the Notre Dame looks like after the fire
Emmanuel Macron pledged on Tuesday that France would rebuild the historic building within five years. Continue reading
Alberta election: Here’s what the rest of Canada should know
History will be made no matter what — here’s why. Continue reading
Who is Pete Buttigieg? A look at the progressive, openly gay U.S. presidential candidate
Buttigieg’s rise in popularity started in January when he unofficially began campaigning and teasing at his presidential bid. Continue reading
Notre Dame cathedral fire is under control, Paris firefighters say
The flames began just before 7 p.m. local time Monday and spread rapidly throughout the cathedral, which is one of Europe’s most well-known structures. Continue reading
Feds, lawyers slam Ontario’s ‘discriminatory’ legal aid cuts for refugee claimants
Legal Aid Ontario budget cuts by the Doug Ford government eliminate funding for refugee and immigration law services. Continue reading
How one woman became the symbol of Sudanese protests
The 22-year-old was leading a chant at a protest in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum. Continue reading
Alexa, are you alone? Amazon staff may be listening to your recordings
The company acknowledged that the conversations aren’t totally private in a statement to Global News. Continue reading
Facebook banned white nationalist accounts, but it’s hard to actually keep them offline
One expert compared removing white nationalist content from Facebook to a game of whack-a-mole. Continue reading
‘You just want to be prepared’: Why some Muslim Canadian women are taking up self-defence
Noticing a rise in Islamophobic attacks and related incidents, some Muslim women are turning to self-defence classes. Continue reading