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In the news today: Microsoft outage, plane loses wheel, Carney heads to Manila
Microsoft says it is working to restore Outlook and Teams as governments and businesses worldwide report disruptions.
- Canadians woke up Friday to a widespread Microsoft outage disrupting Outlook and Teams, affecting governments and businesses nationwide. Microsoft says the cause remains unclear with no signs of malicious activity.
- Following a wheel loss on Thursday, PAL Airlines pulled a Dash 8-400 plane from service after departing Goose Bay, Labrador. The Newfoundland-based airline is now inspecting its fleet after the second incident in less than two weeks.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney travels to the ASEAN summit in Manila, where the Rohingya refugee crisis is a major topic of debate. Nearly one million Rohingya remain in crowded camps in Bangladesh after fleeing Myanmar.
- Journalist Ben Macintyre's book, Redwood, reveals Soviet defector Vladimir Kuzichkin helped Canadian authorities identify a mole within the RCMP during the early 1980s. The defector pinpointed former Mountie Gilles Brunet as the Russian intelligence source.
- Toys Canada abandoned its opposition to Club Rendezvous using the phrase "Club R," after the new owner Next Century failed to meet the filing deadline. The trademark opposition board closed the case one month later.
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The "freezing" of Microsoft programs on Friday was a reminder of the world we live in.
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Total News Sources29
Leaning Left20Leaning Right0Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution74% Left
Bias Distribution
- 74% of the sources lean Left
74% Left
L 74%
C 26%
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