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. founder and CEO set an immovable ground rule while sourcing funding: She was visibly pregnant with twins, and any investor who raised that as a concern would be immediately disqualified from bidding🤰
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U.S. senators push for vote on Hong Kong rights bill as violence rises dlvr.it/RJ8r7l
Trudeau criticized in European Parliament over response to Ottawa convoy protests: ‘You are a disgrace for any democracy’
Federal government facing lawsuits over Emergencies Act
Swedish teen climate activist Greta Thunberg nominated for Nobel Peace Prize dlvr.it/R0lqZg
Toronto restaurant ordered to pay $10,000 after asking black customers to prepay for their meal trib.al/XScZzAh
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What do top numerologists think about the significance of 02/02/2022? shares some insight.
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Trudeau event at brewery cancelled as apparent convoy protesters set up outside
It’s time to end the ‘freedom convoy’ in Ottawa by enforcing the law and following the money
Unvaccinated people in Quebec will be denied access to non-essential public spaces such as bars, restaurants and gyms as of Sept. 1, Health Minister Christian Dubé announced.
Wente: Not everyone in Canada is a fan of Justin Trudeau. But he’s our guy. And when the biggest bully on the block tries to push our guy around, we know whose side we’re on. tgam.ca/2sRvOMP
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says COVID-19 vaccines will not be mandated
Canadian actor Jahmil French of ‘Degrassi: The Next Generation’ has died, says agent
Trudeau tops Poilievre for preferred prime minister, Nanos poll shows
In 1970, a Trudeau government went too far. In 2022, so did another Trudeau government
The power of Paul Bissonnette: How a former tough guy became the most influential person in hockey dlvr.it/RQ3c6s
Freeland accused of being evasive during committee appearance on Ottawa’s use of Emergencies Act
Majority of Canadians favour Emergencies Act invocation, poll shows
In photos: Hong Kong students arm themselves for showdown dlvr.it/RJH32R
A mid-40s dad losing his eyebrows from stress. A sales director needing a leave of absence to cope. An exec passing on a dream promotion because she couldn’t bear to take on any more work.
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Trudeau mobbed by admirers at Stampede pancake breakfast
To lose body fat and maintain muscle at the same time – and to stay strong – you need to do the right kind of exercise and follow the right kind of diet.
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Former staffer at British Consulate in Hong Kong claims Chinese police tortured him dlvr.it/RJh7ty
RIP Gordon Lightfoot, a musician who, more than any other singer-songwriter, personified Canada, writes biographer .
Mr. Lightfoot's robust songs about winter nights, morning rain, being bound for Alberta and sailing on Ontario’s Georgian Bay came closest to… Show more
Border-city mayors and tourism industry leaders urge Ottawa to ditch ArriveCan app
Morning Update: Emergencies Act wasn’t needed to quell convoy protests, Ontario police force says
From 72 hour book quarantines to constant sanitation measures, experts are saying it’s time to move past “hygiene theatre” – cleaning behaviours that give people a sense of security, but are actually unlikely to reduce COVID-19 transmission.
Protests against remaining COVID-19 restrictions are planned in Ottawa all summer
Several pro-democracy lawmakers ejected after scuffles break out at Hong Kong’s legislature dlvr.it/RWFnw0
The PMO wields too much power in Ottawa
Coronavirus Update: Poll finds 81% of Canadians think Canada-U.S. border should stay closed dlvr.it/Rb56Lg
Lessie Brown, Ohio woman believed to be oldest person in the U.S., dies at 114 dlvr.it/QwFjlx
Hong Kong police fire tear gas as thousands protest security law dlvr.it/RXG8Pq
Justin Trudeau’s reality: Much of the country dislikes him
#BREAKING: A health-care worker from a Toronto nursing home has become the first person in Canada to receive the #COVID19 vaccine.
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If restrictions and mandates are being lifted, thank the silent majority that got vaccinated
Hong Kong police use pepper spray to clear May Day protest dlvr.it/RVs35R
China racing to impose new law criminalizing Hong Kong protests as demonstrations erupt dlvr.it/RXGcp2
Four of Canada’s Big Five banks move away from mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy
Canada starts accepting Hong Kong activists as refugees
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Knix began with a crowdfunding campaign in 2013, to launch a line of leak-proof underwear. Knix built customer loyalty by talking openly about the reality of women’s bodies – in contrast to industry giants such Victoria’s Secret.
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Is it time to end Canada’s last remaining COVID travel restrictions?
‘Reaper of death’: Fearsome new tyrannosaur species discovered in Alberta dlvr.it/RPm1Bv
Riot police storm Hong Kong malls to thwart more protests dlvr.it/RHWymj
Ottawa under pressure to cancel ArriveCan app, increase airport staffing as travel chaos continues
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“People use the term pandemic fatigue, but that underestimates what we’re going through,” says Paula Allen, head of research and well-being at . “People are at the point of emotional exhaustion.”
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The most important source of Canada’s inflation: The government borrowed more than $700-billion
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says the significance of today is a chance to open yourself up to new possibilities and opportunities.
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Ottawa urged to sanction Chinese and Hong Kong officials implicated in human rights abuses dlvr.it/RKwt6L
Canada warming twice as fast as rest of the world, climate change report shows dlvr.it/R1zSss
When BTS announced they were taking a temporary break as a group and pursuing individual projects, the ripple effects were immediate.
On today's episode of The Decibel, speaks about the economic and cultural force of the K-pop supergroup.
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Afghan refugee girl made famous by National Geographic photo arrested trib.al/wWwC3S7
Quebec calls for resignation of federal government’s anti-Islamophobia representative
#Breaking: Soldier killed at war memorial identified as Cpl. Nathan Cirillo #ottawashooting trib.al/LztzGDO
CEO of Canada’s largest trucking company says COVID-19 vaccine mandate ‘not an issue at all’
Indonesian journalist blinded in one eye seeks answers from Hong Kong police dlvr.it/RKm0pR
The RCMP destroyed records of police communications from the night Colten Boushie died, according to a report.
If Marco Mendicino misled Parliament, he has to go
Today’s date is 02/02/2022, which holds special meaning in numerology.
The Globe asked two numerologists to unpack the significance of all those twos. ⬇️
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Sacheen Littlefeather was 26 in 1973 when she made history by taking the stage at the Oscars on behalf of Marlon Brando because of “the treatment of American Indians today by the film industry… and also happenings at Wounded Knee.”
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Hong Kong media tycoon and pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai arrested under national security law: top aide
Hong Kong police arrest more than 200 protesters: reports dlvr.it/RWPPNm
Majority of Canadians comfortable or somewhat comfortable with Liberal-NDP power-sharing deal: poll
Canada-U.S. border to remain closed to non-essential travel until at least Aug. 21, sources say
Nearly half of Canadians say their impressions of Trudeau have worsened over convoy protest response: poll
Masai Ujiri: To overcome racism, we need to be more than merely good. We must raise our voices dlvr.it/RXjmpq
It’s time for Canada to take its foot off the immigration gas pedal
Canadians pay so much more in taxes than Americans – and for what?
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Worldwide, there have been at least 1,446,557 cases confirmed.
◽There have also been 307,985 recoveries and 83,149 deaths reported.
Our guide with updated numbers ⤵️
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Conservatives more trusted than Liberals to manage federal finances, Nanos survey says
All eyes are on Ukraine, but the world’s attention must also have space for Navalny
Hong Kong sees biggest protests since democrats’ election boost dlvr.it/RKtgHW
A Canadian tech CEO listed on $1.2-million ArriveCan contract says his company never worked on the app
Hong Kong to end year with multiple protests, kick off 2020 with big march
‘Hong Kongers will never stop’: More than 1,000 gather for rain-soaked rally
Uh, Mr. Poilievre? Canada Pension Plan premiums are not a tax
Thousands-strong Hong Kong protest cut short by clashes dlvr.it/RNL5xT
Liberal interference on the shooting probe is part of a familiar pattern
CSIS found no foreign actors funding the convoy protests, according to public inquiry evidence
Pompeo warns China over interference with U.S. journalists in Hong Kong dlvr.it/RWrd34
Canada will allow assisted dying for mental illness starting in March. Has there been enough time to get it right?
Conservatives call on Canada to organize international coalition to protect Hong Kong dlvr.it/RXLXrM
‘All Canadians should give the individual who is leaking CSIS documents a huge round of applause.’ Blowing the whistle, plus other letters to the editor for March 20
The country has rejected its first offering of modern right-wing populism at the federal level.
#CanadianElection #CanadaVotes
“I blew the whistle on Chinese interference in Canada’s elections.
My decision to reveal secret and top-secret intelligence documents to The Globe and Mail did not come easily. Here is why I did so, all the same.”
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Top Hong Kong university cuts ties with student union over national security concerns
Libido under lockdown: Amid the strain, uncertainty and unending sameness of pandemic life, many couples are finding the bandwidth for intimacy is gone.
Protesters in Ontario, British Columbia and Quebec have taken to busy streets and hospital entrances in the past week to voice their discontent with #COVID19 vaccine passports, which all three provinces have recently moved to implement passports.
