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Middle East · RiyadhKing Salman bin Abdulaziz named his son and heir Prince Mohammed bin Salman as the kingdom's prime minister. The crown prince, known as MbS, had been the defense minister and has been the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia. King Salman will still preside the cabinet meetings that he attends, the decree said.See the Story
Saudi king names Mohammed bin Salman as prime minister
41% Left coverage: 44 sources
Justin Trudeau · Nova ScotiaJustin Trudeau is scheduled to travel today to P.E.I. and Nova Scotia, where he will meet with residents and inspect the extensive damage caused by post-tropical storm Fiona. The prime minister is expected to make stops in Stanley Bridge, P.I., and two communities in Cape Breton: Glace Bay and Sydney.See the Story
Trudeau scheduled to visit communities hit by Fiona in Nova Scotia and P.E.I.
38% Left coverage: 8 sources
US & Canada · New YorkA federal appeals court in New York on Tuesday handed former President Trump a partial victory in a defamation lawsuit brought by a woman who accused Trump of raping her in the 1990s, with the court ruling that presidents are covered by a federal law that gives broad legal immunity to government employees.See the Story
Court hands partial win to Trump in rape accuser’s defamation suit
46% Center coverage: 26 sources
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Business · TorontoThe forecast comes as organizations try to balance inflationary pressures, surging interest rates, recession risks and a tight labour market. British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec are projecting the highest average salary increases. Yukon, Nunavut and Prince Edward Island are projected to have the lowest.See the Story
Canadian employers projecting 4.2% salary increase in 2023: new survey
50% Left coverage: 10 sources
Europe · LondonBank of England chief economist Huw Pill said the government's latest economic announcement will require "a significant monetary policy response" Mr Pill said there will be "challenging times" to bring inflation back to the regulator's 2% target. The pound rose 0.85% in response to the announcement.See the Story
'Significant' interest rate rise to come, Bank of England chief economist suggests
41% Left coverage: 17 sources
WorldThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency says Canada currently has no active cases of dog rabies. The agency says that while rabies is nearly 100 per cent preventable with proper vaccination, the disease is more than 99 per cent fatal for humans and dogs once they start to show symptoms. Animal Justice Canada says the agency should have opted for less stringent measures.See the Story
Canada to close borders to dogs from more than 100 countries over rabies concerns
Coverage: 7 sources
WorldVice-Admiral Angus Topshee said about 17 per cent of navy positions are vacant. That equals about 1,400 sailors that the navy needs to reach its full complement. The shortfall comes amid a recruiting crisis across the Canadian Armed Forces. Officials recently admitted that the number of applicants coming forward each month is about half what the military needs.See the Story
Canadian navy struggling with personnel 'crisis': commander
66% Center coverage: 6 sources
Toronto Maple LeafsMatthews threw out the ceremonial first pitch before Aaron Judge attempted to hit his 61st homer of the season when the New York Yankees took on the Toronto Blue Jays. Judge is only the third player in American League history to hit 60 or more home runs in a season. Babe Ruth had 60 in 1927, while Roger Maris hit 61 in 1961.See the Story
Northern Ont. residential school survivor to throw first pitch at Blue Jays game Friday
75% Center coverage: 4 sources
BusinessCanopy Growth Corp. is getting out of the cannabis retail business with two deals to divest its Tweed and Tokyo Smoke stores. The Smiths Falls, Ont. cannabis company WEED-T announced Tuesday that it sold all of its stores outside Alberta, as well as the intellectual property for Tokyo Smoke, to OEG Retail Cannabis (OEGRC) The new deals will see OEGRC take control of 23 Tokyo Smoke and Tweed stores across Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland and Labrador.See the Story
Canopy Growth to sell Tweed, Tokyo Smoke stores to OEGRC and Four20 owner
34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Vladimir PutinRussian President Vladimir Putin has authorized a conscription of reservists to fight in Ukraine. Amy Knight says the Kremlin is in a panic over its military losses there. A former Russian prime minister even says Mr. Putin's decision could eventually cost him his presidency. Knight: Putin is clearly facing the greatest challenge of his leadership tenure.See the Story
With Russia in crisis, could Putin be forced out?
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
