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Black Lives Matter · QuebecQuebec will appeal a recent court decision banning random roadside stops by police. The ruling was hailed by some as a positive step against racial profiling, but the province says it harms police work and doesn't address the root problem.
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Quebec to appeal decision on racial profiling during random police stops
44% Center coverage: 16 sources
US & Canada · QuebecThere have been at least 22 cases of forced sterilization of First Nations and Inuit women in Quebec since 1980, a university study released Thursday concluded.
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Quebec study confirms practice of forced sterilizations of Indigenous women
53% Left coverage: 15 sources
US & Canada · OttawaCanada's spy agency is actively investigating what it calls multiple "credible" death threats from Iran aimed at individuals in Canada, CBC News has learned.See the Story
Spy agency investigating 'credible' death threats from Iran against individuals in Canada
55% Right coverage: 11 sources
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Business · BouchervilleHome improvement chain Lowe's announced Thursday that it is selling all of its Canadian operations, including the Rona and Reno-Depot chains, to New York-based private equity firm Sycamore Partners for $400 million in cash and deferred consideration based on future performance.See the Story
Lowe's to sell its Canadian operations, including Rona and Reno-Depot
Coverage: 11 sources
WorldThe Supreme Court of Canada ruled mandatory registration of all sex offenders is unconstitutional because not all of them pose a risk. The registry, created in 2004, requires its members to report regularly to police, update them on moves and inform them of travel longer than seven days. Failure to report can bring punishment of two years and a $10,000 fine.See the Story
Canada's top court has struck down parts of sex offender registry
Coverage: 5 sources
US & Canada · OttawaThe Supreme Court of Canada says mandatory registration of all sex offenders with more than one conviction goes too far. It concludes that keeping offenders on the registry for the rest of their lives violates the Constitution. The court is giving Parliament one year to rewrite its law on mandatory registration.See the Story
Supreme Court strikes down law requiring sex offenders to be automatically added to registry
42% Left coverage: 19 sources
Business · San FranciscoElon Musk on Thursday completed his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter, after months of dramatic attempts to renege. The deal gives Musk sole control of one of the most important global platforms for political speech and social discourse. His first move was to fire the social media company's top leadership which he accused of misleading him over the number of spam accounts on the platform.See the Story
Elon Musk completes Twitter takeover and fires top executives
50% Center coverage: 334 sources
US & Canada · OttawaThe latest release of 2021 census data shows immigrants make up nearly a quarter of all people in Canada, and are projected to represent a third of people in the country by 2041.See the Story
Immigrants make up nearly a quarter of Canadian population in 2021
47% Left coverage: 17 sources
Business · OttawaIndustry Minister François-Philippe Champagne says the federal government has officially denied a request to allow Rogers wholesale access to Shaw's wireless frequencies.
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Ottawa rejects Rogers's bid for access to Shaw's wireless frequencies
43% Left coverage: 21 sources
US & Canada · LavalAt least three people were shot and injured in a park near a junior college in Laval, Que., just north of Montreal. Laval police say they received word just before 5:30 p.m. Friday of a shooting in a park near College Montmorency, in that city’s Chomedey district.See the Story
At least three injured in shooting near junior college in Laval, Que.
60% Left coverage: 10 sources
Alex Jones · WaterburyAlex Jones must pay $965 million in damages to numerous families of victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook mass shooting for falsely claiming they were actors who faked the tragedy, a Connecticut jury said on Wednesday, marking the second multimillion-dollar verdict against the conspiracy theorist in just over two months.See the Story
Alex Jones must pay Sandy Hook families $965 million for hoax claims, jury says
56% Center coverage: 363 sources
