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Thursday, December 27, 2018

27 December - Pale Moon START Page - MSM Canada

  • U.K. couple cleared in Gatwick drone investigation feel 'completely violated'
  • This family was taken in by 'angel' flight attendant — 35 years later, they want to thank her
  • Pakistan's former PM Nawaz Sharif sentenced to 7 years for corruption
  • Aid agencies under threat in Afghanistan as Taliban attempts to tax them
  • 'I can talk about my troubles': Why chats with barbers can promote health for
  • Canada Post stamp prices to increase on Jan. 14
  • Kevin Spacey charged with indecent assault in U.S.
  • U.S. court orders North Korea to pay $500M for death of college student
  • Romaine lettuce now safe to eat, Public Health Agency says
  • China accuses Canada of having 'different' human rights standards when it comes to Meng Wanzhou arrest
  • BC Hydro expects outages to continue into Christmas as thousands still without power
  • Christmas is about 'bringing light to the people around us,' Trudeau says in annual message
  • PM's Christmas message
  • Stock markets fall into bear market territory after Mnuchin and Trump stoke worries
  • Turkey-backed Syrian fighters prepare to replace U.S. forces
  • BC Hydro crews rebuilding parts of electrical grid in race to restore power a day ago  –  Last week’s windstorm caused so much damage on some of B.C.’s Southern Gulf Islands that crews must rebuild parts of the electrical distribution system, according to BC Hydro.
  • U.S. conducts medical checks on detained migrant children after 2 deaths
  • Mount Etna eruption in Sicily sparks small quake and panic
  • Japan to resume commercial whale hunting, but end controversial Antarctic hunt
  • Podcast: The terrible, no good year for Quebec sovereignty
    Podcast: The terrible, no good year for Quebec sovereignty a day ago  –  Long-time Quebec journalist Martin Patriquin sheds light on why Quebec’s separatist movement is struggling, but why it will endure.
  • Impacts of U.S. government shutdown to rise following holidays
  • Indonesian rescuers struggle against heavy rain to reach tsunami-hit villages
  • Power of the pooch: Dogs ease kids' anxiety before medical scans
  • The top 5 films of 2018 — and some hidden gems you may have missed
  • Power & Politics' top five political moves and misses of 2018
  • Head-on highway collision near Melville, Sask., kills 3 on Christmas Day
  • Canadian set for drug-smuggling trial in China 2 hours ago  –  A court in China says a Canadian citizen will stand trial on drug-smuggling charges this weekend, a case announced amid already strained relations between the two countries.
  • Indonesia raises alert level for volcano days after it triggered deadly tsunami
  • Author Ann-Marie MacDonald, Olympian Beckie Scott joining Order of Canada
    Author Ann-Marie MacDonald, Olympian Beckie Scott joining Order of Canada 3 hours ago  –  Gov. Gen. Julie Payette has made 103 appointments to the Order of Canada, a list that includes business leaders, authors, theatre directors, athletes and Indigenous leaders.
  • Ontario solar industry wants red tape cut for rooftop projects
  • Hidden Mayan city, Tesla in space and other top science stories of 2018
  • How business schools are adapting to the changing world of work
  • Canadian fights to see son in Japan, where legal system leaves many parents behind
  • Fatal shooting by Edmonton police under investigation by Alberta police watchdog
  • Trump visits troops in Iraq amid political turmoil over Syria withdrawal
  • Quebec tourist convicted in Cuba for 2nd time after fatal boating accident
  • U.S. stock markets set records as they roar back from brink of bear territory
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