Russia launches barrage of 99 drones and missiles on Ukraine’s energy system

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Easter is March 31 this year. Here’s why many Christians will wake up before sunrise to celebrate

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Procurement chief at National Defence to step down

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Edmonton Oilers leaving no doubt about playoff readiness

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Flames drop fifth-straight with loss to Blues

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Two days of anti-Israel protests at the end of March shut down buildings and classes at McGill University

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Russia launches barrage of 99 drones and missiles on Ukraine’s energy system

KYIV, Ukraine — Moscow launched a large-scale attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure Friday, with a mass barrage of 99 drones and missiles hitting regions across the country, Ukraine’s armed forces said. Air raid warnings rang out across the country, with 10 Ukrainian regions coming under fire, the country’s Interior Minister, Ihor Klymenko, said. Russia has […]

Easter is March 31 this year. Here’s why many Christians will wake up before sunrise to celebrate

On Easter morning, many Christians wake before dawn to celebrate their belief in the resurrection of Jesus, the son of God — as the sun rises. They gather outside on beaches and church lawns, in local cemeteries and national parks, marking the holy day at the very core of Christianity. For the majority of the […]

Procurement chief at National Defence to step down

Troy Crosby, Assistant Deputy Minister for Materiel, retires after launching Canadian Surface Combatant and F-35 jet programs

Edmonton Oilers leaving no doubt about playoff readiness

There are times when the Edmonton Oilers make you wonder, maybe even worry. They’ll get roasted by the Toronto Maple Leafs. They’ll lose to the Ottawa Senators. They’ll look disinterested against the Montreal Canadiens.  But when it’s time to buckle down and prove their mettle against a Western Conference playoff team, like they did Tuesday […]

Flames drop fifth-straight with loss to Blues

The Calgary Flames hit posts, they had two goals called back and they threw everything they had at the St. Louis Blues net. There have been losses recently where it hasn’t felt like the Flames (33-34-5) gave their best effort, but Thursday night wasn’t one of them. They wound up with a 5-3 loss just […]

Two days of anti-Israel protests at the end of March shut down buildings and classes at McGill University

Montreal police made at least one arrest as anti-Israel demonstrators mobilized at McGill University on March 28 and 29, impacting classes and occupying common areas. Crowds blocked access to three buildings targeting professors and programs perceived to be connected to Israel. The action on March 28 targeted large classes in the faculties of engineering, education […] The post Two days of anti-Israel protests at the end of March shut down buildings and classes at McGill University appeared first on The Canadian Jewish News .

Will Rome Issue a Document on the “New Theology?”

For years the Vatican has floated the idea of extra-terrestrial aliens and Pope Francis himself went on record as saying that he would be the first to baptize a Martian if it requested this of him, so while the following on a forthcoming Rome document on ‘ET theology’ cannot be verified as fact, neither should it be dismissed altogether.

Climate change, water and ice are inextricably linked

As less snow accumulates in mountains, less water flows into streams and rivers, while reduced precipitation contributes to drought. As drought afflicts some areas, flooding is also increasing. The post Climate change, water and ice are inextricably linked appeared first on rabble.ca .

How Flygreen’s JETPRO Sets a New Standard for Private Jetting

Flygreen is leveraging JETPRO, a powerful internal sourcing engine, for maximum efficiency—and seamless flight experiences. The post How Flygreen’s JETPRO Sets a New Standard for Private Jetting appeared first on Canadian Business – How to Do Business Better .

Tour operator pulls plug on ‘harmful’ animal attractions

One of Europe’s biggest budget airlines will cease offering trips to marine parks and zoos over animal welfare concerns. Easyjet said it will no longer promote “harmful” animal-based attractions through its vacation packages. This includes sites where animals are held in captivity, such as zoos and animal parks, along with performances, rides and sporting events […]