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Former DeepMind Officials Get Together To Develop AI For Stock and Crypto Picking

Martin Schmid, Rudolf Kadlec, and Matej Moravcik left Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL)-owned DeepMind in January to set up EquiLibre Technologies, CNBC reports. The trio seek to develop artificial intelligence for stock and crypto picking. They look to use reinforcement learning to train an AI system to buy and sell shares and make a…

Benzinga

The world is on fire. Why is Canada considering massive new oil drilling?

A Norwegian oil company wants to drill 73m barrels a year off the coast of Newfoundland – the equivalent of adding 7m gas cars to the road

The Guardian - US

Razor's edge: Canada's Liberals eye more spending as inflation burns

Canada's Liberals find themselves in a bind ahead of this week's budget: the economy has recovered from the pandemic, yet Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pledged billions in new stimulus, a political poker chip that could further torch runaway inflation.

Reuters

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GM to build more trucks in Canada, transition another plant for EV production

General Motors Co. is adding a third shift to its Oshawa, Ontario, plant to increase truck production and will soon begin transforming another Canada plant for electric vehicles, the automaker said Monday.

Tribune News Service

Sports Betting Goes Live In Ontario: Why It's Important And 8 Stocks To Watch

Residents of Ontario, Canada ages 19 and up could officially bet on sports online and participate in online gaming beginning Monday. Here’s a look at how the market sizes up and some of the largest players in the territory.

Benzinga

Preselection and parachuting candidates: 3 reasons parties override their local branch members, despite the costs

Allegations emerged over the weekend that Prime Minister Scott Morrison used a racist slur in a preselection battle in 2007.

The Conversation

After Pope's apology, Canada's indigenous survivors want compensation, records

Pope Francis's long-awaited apology to Canada's indigenous community for more than a century of abusive residential schools, many of them run by the Catholic Church, should be followed by millions of dollars in compensation and the release of residential school records, survivors and indigenous leaders said.

Reuters

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Canada to impose sanctions on nine Russian, nine Belarusian individuals

Canada said on Monday it will impose sanctions on nine Russian and nine Belarusian individuals for having "facilitated and enabled" Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Cancer treatment and diagnosis backlogs during COVID-19 may affect cancer survival

Unlike the COVID-19 pandemic, the cancer pandemic has raged on for centuries, though it similarly afflicts people in all corners of the world. In 2020 alone, over 19 million people were diagnosed with cancer globally, and almost 10 million people die from cancer every year.

The Conversation

Conservatives in Canadian province of Ontario propose gas, fuel tax cuts

The government of Ontario introduced legislation on Monday to reduce taxes on gas and fuel that, if passed, would come into effect after a June 2 election in Canada's most populous province.

Reuters

Penn National Launches theScore Bet Mobile Sportsbook, Casino In Ontario

Penn National Gaming Inc (NASDAQ:PENN) subsidiary, Score Digital Sports Ventures Inc, has officially launched theScore Bet mobile Sportsbook and Casino in Ontario. theScore Bet delivers a range of pregame and in-play bet types across all major sports leagues and events. The BET MODE feature allows fans to utilize theScore's deep data, stats, and…

Benzinga

World Cup fixtures: Groups, dates, kick-off times and full schedule for Qatar 2022

Every match at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

The Independent UK

Close to home: The Canadian far right, COVID-19 and social media

Weeks after the so-called “freedom convoy” protests ended, a familiar quietness has returned to the streets of downtown Ottawa. No more sounds of blaring horns and people partying into the wee hours. The only remaining visible traces are abandoned trucks in impound yards and barriers on streets.

The Conversation

Creative sentencing improves workplace safety: Why don't we use it more?

Hundreds die each year from workplace-related incidents in Canada. Alberta, in particular, has seen its fair share of recent deaths, like the man who was killed at a construction site in Cochrane last September, and the oilsands worker who was killed in northern Alberta last June.

The Conversation

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Canada: An invader, warrior, peacekeeper and arms supplier in conflicts near and far

Bob Rae, Canada’s ambassador to the United Nations, has compared the Russian invasion of Ukraine to Benito Mussolini’s Italian invasion of Ethiopia in the 1930s.

Caixin Global

Huawei Appoints CFO Meng Wanzhou as Rotating Chairman

Appointment comes just six months after returning from almost three years of house arrest in Canada as the U.S. sought her extradition on fraud charges

The Independent UK

World Cup fixtures: Groups, dates, kick-off times and full schedule for Qatar 2022

Every match at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

Daily Mirror

World Cup fixtures in full: When England will take on the US and Iran in Qatar

The dates for all 64 fixtures for this year's World Cup in Qatar have been announced, with the tournament starting in Al Khor on November 21 and ending in Lusail on December 18

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Public Gaming Companies Are Big Winners In Ontario's Single Game Sports Betting Rollout

A bold new chapter in sports betting is coming to Ontario—Canada’s most populous province. On April 4. sports fans will be able to wager on single-game sporting events for the first time.

The Guardian - US

Canada’s ‘maple syrup heist’ thief must repay millions for sweet stolen goods

Perpetrators siphoned syrup from barrels stored in Quebec’s strategic maple syrup reserves and replaced it with water

Bangkok Post

Pope apologises for Canadian schools scandal

ROME: Pope Francis apologised on Friday for abuse committed at church-run residential schools in Canada, telling Indigenous delegations at the Vatican it caused him “pain and shame”.

Reuters

Canada agency finds Russia-backed disinformation campaigns to support Ukraine invasion

Canada's signals intelligence agency said on Friday it has observed numerous Russia-backed disinformation campaigns online designed to support their actions since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

The Independent UK

America’s first missing person hotline for Indigenous women is a ‘moment in history’, families say

In parts of the US, Native women are 10 times more likely to disappear, writes Andrew Buncombe

Al Jazeera

Pope Francis apologises for ‘deplorable’ residential school abuse

Indigenous leaders welcome papal apology as ‘long overdue’, but say it is only a first step on the path to justice.

Axios

Pope Francis apologizes to Indigenous peoples for abuse at schools in Canada

“For the deplorable conduct of those members of the Catholic Church, I ask forgiveness of the Lord,” he said.

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