27 November - Pale Moon START Page - MSM Canada

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• Where China's Belt and Road Initiative goes — and what it aims to accomplish 2 days ago  –  beltandroadmap
• Get informed on the top stories of the day in one quick scan

• Hong Kong police face renewed pressure to end campus siege 20 hours ago  –  Hong Kong's embattled government faced renewed pressure Wednesday to end a 10-day police siege of a university, as search teams found no evidence of any protesters still holding out and a major tunnel near the campus reopened.
• Toronto police arrest man who allegedly threw feces at 5 people
• 'We should be protected,' says employee after violent Winnipeg liquor store robbery
• Durham police chief disgusted by 'repulsive' Facebook post shared by ex-officers

  Durham police chief disgusted by 'repulsive' Facebook post shared by ex-officers a day ago  –  Durham's police chief fought back tears on Tuesday as he condemned what he calls a "repulsive" image that was shared on a closed Facebook group of retired officers.
• 'A child falling through the cracks': Teen failed by B.C. and Alberta child protection systems, report finds
• Recordings reveal details of campaign to attack Maxime Bernier, PPC as racists before election
• Linda O'Leary had alcohol on breath on night of fatal boat crash, warrant documents say
• 'When is it going to stop?' asks Sask. mother who lost 10-year-old girl to suicide
• Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe 'hopeful' following meeting with Chrystia Freeland
• CN Rail and union reach tentative deal, work set to resume
• Flames' Bill Peters won't coach next game after allegedly using racial slurs

• An Alberta Pension Plan has merit — but not as a source of fresh capital for the energy sector 11 hours ago  –  If the Alberta government genuinely wants to create its own provincial pension plan, Max Fawcett says it needs to allay concerns that the funds are being looked at as a potential source of corporate welfare for the oilpatch.
• China is on a mission to re-make the world. CBC News examines the stakes for Canada
• 'I was slowly dying. Now I'm going to live': Fitness guru, 73, has 119,000 Instagram followers
• How solid is Andrew Scheer's Conservative caucus support?
• Would social media be better if we paid for it?
• The man, the myth: How Xi Jinping's rise from village life explains China's ambitions
• Lynn Beyak is back on the Senate payroll after suspension over letters condemned as 'racist'
• Metro Vancouver bus service shutdown averted, tentative deal reached
• Vancouver-raised actor and model Godfrey Gao dead at 35
• Carbon tax must hit $210 per tonne by 2030 to meet Paris targets, report concludes
• Ontario MPP calls for retirement homes investigation following Marketplace s

• Warren Kinsella's Daisy Group settles with former employee accused of Project Cactus leak an hour ago  –  Daisy Group, the consulting firm run by political strategist Warren Kinsella, has reached a settlement with a former employee it was suing for $1 million.
• Hamilton man found not guilty of 2nd-degree murder in 'Good Samaritan' shooting death
• Major shakeup in regulation of health professionals proposed in B.C.
• Freeland back in Washington for pre-Thanksgiving push to resolve NAFTA differences
• Ontario education minister announces new measures to fight bullying in schools
• Accused feces thrower's bail hearing in Toronto adjourned until next month
• CN Rail resumes regular operations after deal reached with union
• If hockey is for everyone, those in power need to listen — even if the message is difficult to hear
• Catalyst Capital Group makes rival takeover offer for Hudson's Bay Co
• Trump says he wants to designate Mexican drug cartels as terrorist groups
• 2 powerful storms stymie U.S. travel ahead of Thanksgiving