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LARSON: Toronto FC in massive Champions League hole following abysmal start, goalkeeping gaffe in loss to Chivas

An abysmal start; A blunder that was more like a dagger. Boiled down to its simplest form, Cup soccer is defined by good and bad moments. The difference, sometimes tragically, is the good moments are expected. The bad moments stick in our memories far longer when they occur in big fixtures. On Tuesday night, Alex […]

Toronto Sun
07d08h 08:39:24

»12:23 Wizards showed lack of pride in easy Raptors win
»12:15 Grab a hold of Toronto’s Sandwich Fest
»12:14 Blue Jays continue red-hot month with sweep of Royals
»12:10 Blue Jays backup catcher Maile learning to deliver in big moments

Edmonton weather: Is it warm outside? What kind of sorcery is this?

A look at today’s Edmonton weather by Environment Canada. Wednesday morning temperatures at the Edmonton Blatchford station measure -1.5 C with a 6 km/h wind coming from the southwest contributing to a -4 windchill. But things are finally starting to look up as temperatures are expected to hit double digits Thursday and Friday; a little […]

Edmonton Journal
07d08h 08:31:18

»05:19 Families of four Edmonton-area Humboldt Broncos share grief with thousands at Rogers Place
»03:06 Triple first-degree murder trial for rural Edson killings gets underway
»03:00 David Staples: The 20 worst things (and two great things) about winter in April
»01:37 Body discovered in northeast Edmonton identified as missing man

Japan`s Prime Minister Pins North Korea and Trade Hopes on Trump`s Whims

Japan`s Prime Minister Pins North Korea and Trade Hopes on Trump`s Whims New York Times What did Pompeo and North Korea`s Kim discuss during their meeting? Here are 3 core issues. Washington Post CIA Director Pompeo Met With Kim Jong Un: `Good Relationship` Formed, Trump Says NPR Trump`s North Korea denuclearization negotiations likely hinge on China. Kim Jong Un knows what he`s doing. NBCNews.com Full coverage

The Media`s War on the First Amendment

The media took a brief break from its campaign against the Sinclair Media Group to go after the National Enquirer. The two don’t have anything in common except the perception of being pro-Trump.

CanadaFreePress.Com
07d08h 22:33:00

»08:07 15.04 What is needed is a new Sykes-Picot Agreement
»00:48 15.04 Windsor police extend the "dark side" of Habibullah Ahmad`s vicious attack
»22:44 14.04 Progressivism is Neo-Communism
»22:42 14.04 Our Constitution Matters: The Case for Federal Troops in California

Anglican, Lutheran leaders ask for Earth Day prayers and action

With the approach of Earth Day this Sunday, April 22, Canadian Anglican and Lutheran leaders are asking for prayers and Earth-friendly action. The post Anglican, Lutheran leaders ask for Earth Day prayers and action appeared first on Anglican Journal .

Anglican Journal
08d08h 16:47:39

»02:15 13.04 Comment on Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island gives support to anti-fracking movement by Rod Gillis
»23:55 10.04 Comment on For those grieving in Humboldt, a ‘warm hug’ of God’s comfort by jane Buttery
»15:10 09.04 Time to bridge gender gap in education, says UN Status of Women meeting
»17:56 06.04 Anglican husband-and-wife music duo launches East Coast tour

The Handmaid`s Tale Steps Deeper Into Darkness

The second season of the show is looking less and less like fiction

The Walrus
08d08h 12:53:48

»15:00 12.04 Do You Speak Human?
»15:30 11.04 The Enemy Next Door
»16:16 10.04 When Did Geek Culture Get so Angry?
»16:25 09.04 The Darker Side of Leonard Cohen

Small earthquake felt near Mont Laurier

There was an earthquake north of Mont Laurier on Tuesday evening, and while some people reported feeling it, there was no damage. The earthquake happened about 15 kilometres north of the town at 6:59 p.m. Tuesday, said Earthquakes Canada. This region is part of what geophysicists call the West Quebec Seismic Zone, where the bedrock […]

Ottawa Citizen
07d08h 08:37:38

»11:00 Kassam: Facebook saga holds privacy lessons for health care
»03:42 City`s first permanent supervised injection site opens at Sandy Hill Community Health Centre
»01:28 Firefighter who fell through floor of burning house in `serious, but stable` condition
»01:25 Jonathan Pitre`s mother, Tina Boileau, talks about her son: `I don’t know how to live without him`

Sandy Hook families file suit against Infowars’ Alex Jones

HARTFORD, Conn. — The families of two children slain in the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre have filed lawsuits against right-wing radio host and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones for claiming the shooting in Connecticut did not happen. Neil Heslin, the father of Jesse Lewis, and Leonard Pozner and Veronique De La Rosa, the parents of […]

Canoe
07d08h 08:26:40

»10:47 The day outspoken Barbara Bush regretted speaking her mind: ‘I can’t say it, but it rhymes with rich’
»03:46 Barbara Bush dies at 92
»03:30 ‘Quiet Place’ actor Noah Jupe to play Shia LaBeouf in biopic
»03:08 ‘We just prayed and prayed and prayed’: Woman dies after nearly getting sucked out of Southwest jet

A letter to a grandmother: ‘I love you the way someone loves their home country’

Before You Go: Anna Maxymiw`s relationship with her Ukrainian baba hasn`t always been easy. But a hospital scare helped her see her anew The post A letter to a grandmother: ‘I love you the way someone loves their home country’ appeared first on Macleans.ca .

Macleans.ca
07d08h 07:15:09

»23:14 13.04 ‘If it’s in the pantry, it’s free game’: Photos from a billet home in Humboldt
»22:47 13.04 ‘It was the last time we saw him’: an oral history of the Humboldt tragedy
»21:54 13.04 How rocker Lou Reed inspired Michael Imperioli’s debut novel
»21:47 13.04 Justin Trudeau is going to have to buy himself a pipeline

DT Smith among 3 signed by Falcons

The Atlanta Falcons signed three defensive players, including former Seattle Seahawks tackle Garrison Smith, the team announced Tuesday. Defensive back Tyson Graham and defensive tackles Justin Zimme

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08d08h 17:30:08

»21:30 16.04 Redskins re-sign OT Nsekhe, pick up G Scherff option
»15:39 16.04 German kidnapped in northern Nigeria: police
»15:03 16.04 Redskins re-sign OT Nsekhe
»02:30 16.04 White Sox move on to Oakland after weekend weather wipeout

Comment on Canada’s GHGs dropping in most sectors except for Alberta oilpatch, says report by Pest Control Services Windsor Ontario - Critters Gone

[…] Canada’s GHGs dropping in most sectors except for Alberta oilpatch, says report – In Canada, the impact of climate change may be felt in extreme weather events, the reduction of fresh water resources, increased risk and severity of forest fires and pest infestations. including Ontario’s efforts to phase out coal fired. […]

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08d08h 14:21:47

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This Group Slaughtered 225 Christians in March Alone but World Is Silent

A shocking 225 Christians were massacred in Nigeria in March by the radical Fulani herdsmen, according to a watchdog group. Yet the Nigerian government and Western media are failing to take adequate notice of the severity of the escalating crisis,... Read More→ The post This Group Slaughtered 225 Christians in March Alone but World Is Silent appeared first on ChristianWeek .

ChristianWeek
16d16h 10:17:45

Iraqi women accused of ISIL ties are subjected to sexual abuse and isolation at camps, Amnesty International says

A new report adds to warnings that Iraq`s government is creating a pariah class out of some of most vulnerable people in the country`s society

National Post
07d08h 08:37:28

»11:25 Zimbabwe marks Independence Day – from Mugabe, too
»11:21 Buffy Sainte-Maries urges patience, empathy on road to reconciliation
»11:14 Abu Dhabi’s Warner Bros. indoor amusement park opens in July
»11:10 ‘It’s just really strange’: Who is beheading the parking meters of St. John’s?

Corbella: In Bizarro Alberta attempted murderers get sympathy and the public gets silence

Any crime in the realm of a homicide should never be private in a free and democratic society, as too many opportunities for abuse can occur. It’s one of the things that sets us apart from despotic regimes where the killings of citizens — by authorities or not — are often kept secret. Ironically, in […]

Calgary Herald
07d08h 08:10:45

»02:23 Five key numbers from the city`s 2017 annual report
»02:08 More judges needed to alleviate court backlogs, says Conservative MP
»01:27 Calls mount for naming suspects in police shootings
»01:12 About 300 kilometres of roads affected in Siksika Nation as state of local emergency continues

Douglas Todd: Canadian boys suffer from lack of male teachers

B.C. public schools have one of the lowest ratios of male teachers in North America — and the trend is becoming more extreme. As evidence mounts that boys suffer when there are few positive male role models in society and schools, only one of every 10 people entering B.C.’s teaching profession is a man. The […]

Vancouver Sun
07d08h 06:00:25

»02:47 Police working on long-term fix for youth "crimes of boredom" on Commercial Drive
»02:20 REAL SCOOP: Forfeiture case to continue despite death of HA defendant
»02:00 Hells Angel facing B.C. civil forfeiture suit dies of suspected overdose
»01:00 High wire and high culture mix in Circa: Opus

Oil and technology stocks drive Toronto, New York markets higher

TORONTO – Resource and technology stocks helped boost Canada’s main stock index Tuesday, while U.S. markets were solidly higher. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up 52.92 points at 15,353.30. In… The post Oil and technology stocks drive Toronto, New York markets higher appeared first on Canadian Business - Your Source For Business News .