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AI weed-killing drones are coming for the mega farms

For the past three years, Terry Aberhart has watched the spindly, fixed-wing drones zip across the big skies over his farm in Canada’s Saskatchewan province, testing a technology that could be the future of weeding.

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‘They have to win’: Canadian women footballers fight for equality

The national team’s push for equal opportunity and support ahead of the World Cup is long overdue, ex-players say.

Al Jazeera

The Netflix sharing crackdown is closing in this spring

If this were a horror movie, this is the bit just before the baddie comes through the door with a chainsaw

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Urgent warning over deadly virus that's spreading across species in UK

The news comes just a day after the restrictions to prevent the spread of bird flu across the country were lifted to allow free-range eggs to return to supermarket shelves

Daily Mirror

Why are Americans being shot for knocking on the wrong door?

It’s hard to imagine someone being shot for knocking on a stranger’s door in Finland, Spain or Canada

The Guardian - US

Netflix has a new leading source of subscriber growth

Netflix has added at least a million new Asia-Pacific subscribers in each of the past five quarters, even as subscriber numbers drop in other regions.

Fortune

Canada-led Group Denounces ‘Sham Trials’ of Iranian Troops in Ukraine Jet Downing

Iran's sentencing of 10 alleged perpetrators in the downing of a Ukrainian airliner was criticized Tuesday by Canada and other countries whose citizens were aboard the flight, saying the "sham trials" lacked impartiality and transparency. The Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) shot down Ukraine International Airlines flight PS752 shortly after…

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More than 155,000 Canadian federal workers strike to demand higher wages

Some 155,000 federal workers, including 35,000 from Canada’s tax agency, went on strike after midnight on Wednesday in what their union is calling one of the largest strikes in the country’s history.

France 24

Netflix is finally getting the picture quality boost we've been waiting for

The two new Netflix with Ads features have already gone live in Spain and Canada, with the other 10 ads markets (which include the UK, US and Australia) due to follow shortly.

What Hi-Fi?

The 2023 World Ice Hockey Championship is a breakthrough moment for women’s hockey

The 2023 Women’s World Ice Hockey Championship concluded in Brampton, Ont., on April 16 with the U.S. securing a 6-3 win over Canada. The atmosphere at the championship was special. Almost 60,000 fans attended the tournament, with 4,635 attending the championship match. While the gold medal game generated the excitement…

The Conversation

Time to abolish the Canadian law that allows adults to spank and hit children

Corporal punishment (e.g., spanking) is allowed in Canada according to Section 43 of the Criminal Code of Canada. Some Canadians are not aware of this and are surprised to learn that such a law exists, whereas others want to hold onto this archaic act.

The Conversation

Concacaf Releases 2023 Gold Cup Schedule, Venues

The USMNT will play group stage games in Chicago, St. Louis and Charlotte with the Gold Cup final set for SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.

Sports Illustrated

Data shows that police-involved deaths in Canada are on the rise

Fatal encounters with police are on the rise in Canada. The number of civilians dying in incidents with police when force is used has steadily increased since 2000. This is leaving families and communities with little support or recourse for accountability.

The Conversation

'We'll be left behind' - former Canada women's footballer sends stark warning in wake of disputes

Canada's women's national team was rocked earlier this year with disputes over equal treatment and pay levied against its governing body

Football London

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The Guardian - US

Canada shuts baby eel fishery after string of attacks on harvesters

Officials announce 45-day ban on harvesting elvers in provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

The Walrus

Letters to the Editor: May 2023

On the Bay, Ottawa’s transit fiasco, and remembered cowboys

Reuters

Russia summons Western diplomats over 'meddling' in dissident's case

Russia's Foreign Ministry summoned the U.S., British and Canadian ambassadors for a dressing down on Tuesday after they condemned the conviction of an opposition politician on treason charges.

The Independent UK

Air Canada passenger furious that flight attendant didn’t speak French: ‘It made my blood boil’

Traveller says he was warned to either leave plane or be served by English-speaking crew member

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The Conversation

Concerned about foreign interference in Canada? An 'enemy agent' registry is not the answer

Editor’s note: This story is part of a series that includes live interviews with Canada’s top social sciences and humanities academics. Click here to register for In Conversation With Jordan Stanger-Ross and Audrey Kobayashi, April 18 at 2 p.m. ET. This is a virtual event co-hosted by The Conversation Canada…

The Conversation

It's not the end of privacy yet in Canada, but the threat remains

Despite early predictions that the internet would spell the end of privacy, it continues to be vital to who we are. Without privacy, we couldn’t sustain relationships or maintain our dignity or sense of self.

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Get Rid of These 3 Silver Stocks Before They Cost You Your Weight in Gold

Despite the recent strength in silver prices and sustained demand for the metal, aided by industrial and manufacturing processes, some industry players find it challenging to stay afloat as the silver market grapples with various economic headwinds. Hence, it could be wise to avoid underperforming silver stocks Pan American Silver…

Reuters

Canada public broadcaster's Twitter account labeled '69% Government-funded Media'

Public broadcaster Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) Twitter account was on Monday labeled as "69% Government-funded Media" by the social media website.

The Conversation

Tackling Chinese interference: What lessons can Canada learn from Australia?

In the 2023 federal budget, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his government plans to earmark $13.5 million over five years for Public Safety Canada to establish a National Counter-Foreign Interference Office aimed at cracking down on foreign interference, threats and covert activities.

The Guardian - US

Canada to pay $800m to settle land dispute with five First Nations

Payment represents acknowledgment government and British Columbia have failed to honour treaty signed in 1899

Chicago Sun-Times

U.S. beats Canada 6-3 to win women’s world hockey championships gold medal

Hilary Knight scored three times, including the go-ahead goal with 3:10 left in regulation.

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