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Hamas · JerusalemIsraeli aircraft struck several military sites in the Gaza Strip early Sunday, hours after Palestinian militants fired a missile into southern Israel in a move apparently linked to rising tension in the occupied West Bank, Israel said.See the Story
Israel carries out strikes on Gaza after rocket attack
39% Left coverage: 41 sources
US & Canada · AlbertaDanielle Smith says her sovereignty bill was never supposed to give cabinet such sweeping authority. Smith says government wants to make it clear in law that this is not the case. Bill gives cabinet unfettered power to rewrite laws behind closed doors without legislature approval. Critics say such power exercised in secret without legislature oversight is a threat to democracy.See the Story
Alberta premier says changes coming to sovereignty bill
Coverage: 15 sources
US & Canada · Vancouver China’s zero-COVID lockdowns have been linked to a rare wave of protests across the country in recent weeks, and immigration industry experts say the strict pandemic rules are also fuelling a surge in requests to live in Canada.See the Story
Chinese immigration to Canada record high from 2015, as some flee zero-COVID strategy
50% Center coverage: 14 sources
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Transgender · QuebecHema-Quebec launches gender-neutral questionnaire for blood donations. New policy follows Health Canada's March 25 decision to eliminate three-month donor deferral period for gay and bisexual men. The new questionnaire will ask about sexual behaviour and pregnancy history. The UK started a similar approach in 2021.See the Story
Hema-Quebec ends dissimilatory policy against gay men wanting to donate blood
Coverage: 4 sources
Lac-Etchemin · Lac-EtcheminTORONTO — Les Guides du Canada demandent à leurs membres de choisir entre deux noms pour remplacer celui des «Brownies». Les deux noms proposés sont «Comets» et «Embers». Les Guides du Canada ne donnent pas l’équivalent en français sur leur site internet. Jusqu’au mois dernier, la division des Guides du Canada pour les fillettes de 7 et 8 ans portait le nom de «Brownies». L’organisation a décidé de changer ce nom parce qu’il pouvait offenser les…See the Story
Les Guides du Canada proposent deux noms pour remplacer les «Brownies» - La voix du sud
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Chicago, IL · ChicagoCHICAGO — Les White Sox de Chicago et le lanceur Mike Clevinger ont mis la touche finale à un contrat d’un an qui assurera à l’artilleur droitier de recevoir une somme minimale de 12 M$ US. Les White Sox ont annoncé l’entente dimanche. Clevinger touchera un salaire de 8 M$ en 2023, mais le contrat inclut aussi une clause à la discrétion de l’une ou l’autre des deux parties, qui rapportera 12 M$ à Clevinger en 2024. Le pacte englobe aussi une cla…See the Story
Les White Sox de Chicago accordent un contrat d'un an au lanceur Mike Clevinger - Beauce Média
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Richelieu · RichelieuMontréal accueillera dans les prochains jours plus de 20 000 personnes provenant de 196 pays, dont des membres de gouvernements du monde entier, pour tenter de freiner la détérioration de la biodiversité. Des organisations de la société civile souhaitent que la Conférence des parties (COP15) sur la biodiversité à Montréal soit l’occasion de réfléchir au rôle de l’économie de marché dans le déclin du vivant. Les COP sur le climat et la biodiversi…See the Story
The concepts of “degrowth” and “sober lifestyle” are invited to COP15 - Le Canada Français
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
OlympicsLES DEUX ALPES, France — Le Québécois Éliot Grondin a terminé au troisième rang de la première épreuve de la saison de snowboard cross comptant au classement de la Coupe du monde, dimanche à Les Deux Alpes, en France. Lors d’une épreuve présentée 24 heures plus tard que prévu, à cause des forts vents qui ont sévi sur la région samedi, Grondin a d’abord terminé premier de ses vagues en huitièmes de finale et en quarts de finale. Lors de sa vague …See the Story
Coupe du monde: Éliot Grondin amorce son année avec une 3e place en snowboard cross
Coverage: 2 sources
Quebec · QuebecQUEBEC — In 2022, women elected to the National Assembly of Quebec are still not entitled to parental leave, the day they become mothers. However, parliamentarians have just corrected this anomaly, by recently amending the regulations of the National Assembly, to state that a deputy will not be penalized if she is absent from Parliament for an indefinite period of time because she has just given birth to a child. An elected official who decided …See the Story
Parental leave: one more step for elected members of the National Assembly
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Ottawa, Ontario · OttawaClaude Giroux scores twice as Ottawa Senators beat San Jose Sharks 5-2. It was Ottawa's second straight victory and fourth in its last five games. Brady Tkachuk, Tim Stutzle and Thomas Chabot also scored for the Senators. Anton Forsberg made 35 saves for Ottawa.See the Story
Giroux has three points and the Senators beat the Sharks 5-2 - Le Canada Français
67% Left coverage: 3 sources
Toronto Raptors · TorontoO.G. Anunoby tied his season high with 32 points and the Toronto Raptors bounced back from a pair of ugly losses with a 121-108 rout of the Orlando Magic on Saturday. Pascal Siakam had 26 points and 10 assists as the Raptors (12-11) sent the Magic - the league's worst team at 5-19 - to their eighth consecutive loss.See the Story
Anunoby matches season high 32, Raptors rout Magic 121-108
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