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Haiti Is on the Brink of State Failure

From criminal gangs to elite corruption, cascading ills are almost entirely homegrown.

Foreign Policy

Canada wear purple shirts in protest against level of funding from Canada Soccer

Last week the Olympic champions issued a statement complaining about the level of funding from Canada Soccer.

The Independent UK

Weekly Must-Read: China’s Hunt for Strategic New Energy Minerals

Pursuit of key minerals intensifies as U.S., Canada and Australia restrict Chinese access to “strategic” materials

Caixin Global

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Canada and US support trans and gender rights before SheBelieves Cup game

The US and Canada women’s soccer teams spoke out on gender and trans rights before their SheBelieves Cup game on Thursday night in Florida

The Guardian - US

Experts unpack Canada’s ban on foreign real-estate purchases

Canada is the latest country to implement a ban on foreign buyers, joining Singapore and New Zealand, among others. But it’s a drop in the bucket, experts say.

Fortune

Two decades of stagnant funding have rendered Canada uncompetitive in biomedical research. Here’s why it matters, and how to fix it.

You may imagine that the hard part of being a Canadian scientist is having a bright idea. However, while curiosity, persistence and inventiveness are prerequisites for scientific success, the major obstacle to being a biomedical scientist in Canada is obtaining research funding.

The Conversation

"South Park" mocks "dumb" Harry & Meghan

"I'm sick of hearing about them! I can't get away from them! They're everywhere in my face!"

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Canada's Trudeau to deploy Navy vessels to Haiti for surveillance, presence

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday said he would deploy Royal Canadian Navy vessels in the coming weeks to conduct surveillance, gather intelligence and maintain a maritime presence off the coast of Haiti.

Reuters

Hiring more social scientists could be the solution to Canada’s innovation issue

Canada has been dealing with an innovation problem for decades. We are currently ranked 15th in the Global Innovation Index (GII) following Japan, France, Finland and Singapore. Switzerland is ranked first.

The Conversation

Canada to deploy Navy vessels to Haiti as violence worsens

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government will deploy Navy vessels to Haiti to conduct surveillance and gather intelligence in upcoming weeks

The Independent UK

South Park fans applaud episode which makes cheeky privacy dig at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

During the skit, the characters, who were known as 'the prince of Canada and his wife', continued to plead for privacy.

Daily Record

Blackhawks’ struggles in Canada continue in blowout loss to Maple Leafs

A 5-2 defeat Wednesday, in which the Hawks were unable to overcome an early Leafs blitz, marked their third straight loss by three or more goals on this road trip.

Chicago Sun-Times

Trudeau is urged to rethink border policy amid housing crunch

OTTAWA, Canada— Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing calls to strengthen Canada’s border controls as the country’s open approach to immigration worsens a housing shortage.

Tribune News Service

Haiti at fore as Caribbean leaders tackle regional issues

Top officials from Canada, the U.S. and Haiti are meeting behind closed doors to talk about the spiraling chaos in Haiti

The Independent UK

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First female chief of Canada's national police force, the Mounties, to retire

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Commissioner Brenda Lucki said on Wednesday she is stepping down as head of Canada's national police force.

WEKU

NORAD is back in the news. So what does it do, exactly?

The air defense center was created in the 1950s, as a counter to a rival superpower. Now NORAD is front and center again, prompting questions about what it does — and how it copes with modern threats.

The Conversation

Emergencies Act inquiry report should tackle the racist origins of national security

The Public Order Emergency Commission investigated the federal government’s use of the Emergencies Act in response to blockades by the so-called Freedom Convoy in Ottawa, Windsor and western Canada in February 2022.

Football London

How England clinched inaugural Arnold Clark Cup trophy as Lionesses look to retain title

The Lionesses clinched the trophy in the first edition of the Arnold Clark Cup in 2022 and now Sarina Wiegman's side will hope to retain their title this month

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RideApart

Watch This Adventure Rider Get Ready For A Two-Month Trek Into Canada

BDR co-founder and motorcycle adventure documentary filmmaker Sterling Noren is off on another adventure in 2023, and here's what he's bringing along.

WEKU

From tracking Santa to Chinese spy balloons, here's what we know about NORAD

The Guardian - UK

Bev Priestman considers future as Canada coach amid pay turmoil

The Olympic gold medal-winning head coach is understood to be considering a move into club football as players express anger over reported budget cuts

Irish Mirror

We don't want World Cup gain from Canada pain, says Ireland ace

Canadian football is in disarray, with Ireland's World Cup opponents and the reigning Olympic champions at loggerheads with their national association.

ABC News

Mysterious objects shot down over United States and Canada likely 'benign', as officials admit first missile missed its Lake Huron target

As alien theories abound and more "objects" are spotted over Europe, US officials say their main theory on the three balloons shot down over North America is that they could be harmless — here's what we know.

Reuters

Canada moves to restrict research funding to protect intellectual property

Canadian authorities on Tuesday announced new restrictions on research grants designed to block funding to projects that include researchers who are affiliated with institutions with ties to foreign governments posing a risk to national security.

The Walrus

The Walrus Talks at Home: Indigenous Health

What must change to promote greater health equity among Indigenous peoples in Canada?

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