Monthly Archive: April 2018

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The Latest: British cybersecurity expert’s US case delayed

MILWAUKEE — The Latest on the criminal case of a British cybersecurity expert once heralded as a hero for stopping the WannaCry worldwide computer virus (all times local): 3:25 p.m. Attorneys for a British cybersecurity expert credited with stopping a computer virus have been given more time to prepare for arguments on whether to suppress […]

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‘Fearless Girl’ to leave Wall Street’s ‘Charging Bull’

New York’s “Fearless Girl” statue that has become a global symbol of female business prowess will be moved from her spot staring down Wall Street’s bronze “Charging Bull” to a new home facing the New York Stock Exchange. Officials announced Thursday that the statue would be moved by the end of the year. Hours later, […]

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Governor General calls Southwest Airline pilot a hero for showing nerves of steel

MONTREAL — Gov. Gen. Julie Payette says a Southwest Airlines pilot who landed her plane safely after a mid-air engine mishap is rightfully being called a hero. Payette told aviation officials Thursday that Capt. Tammie Jo Shults showed nerves of steel as she deployed years of training as a U.S. Navy fighter pilot to avoid […]

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NOT REAL NEWS: Starbucks coupon for people of colour are fake

NEW YORK — Starbucks is not giving out free drinks to people of colour. The phoney coupons are being spread on social media through accounts that identify as white nationalists. It’s likely an attempt to stir more bad sentiments about the coffee chain as it deals with the arrest of two black men at a […]

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New auto rules will be the ‘core’ of future NAFTA deal, Freeland predicts

WASHINGTON — New automotive rules will be the centrepiece of a new NAFTA agreement, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said during a negotiating round Thursday that remained focused on cars. In an exchange with reporters between sessions at the U.S. trade representative’s office across from the White House, Freeland said she and her peers are […]

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Ottawa’s new privacy rules give businesses flexibility on reporting data breaches

OTTAWA — Federal data breach regulations set to take effect Nov. 1 will require mandatory reporting of security breaches that pose a “real risk of significant harm,” but give businesses flexibility about how that’s done. Ottawa has rolled out the long-awaited requirements in a notice in the Canada Gazette that indicates the government wanted to […]

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The Latest: Picnic shooting suspect found after plate check

LAS VEGAS — The Latest on the arrest of a former casino dealer accused of a deadly shooting at a company picnic (all times local): 12:50 p.m. A former Las Vegas Strip casino dealer accused of a deadly shooting at a company picnic was captured in Texas after a sheriff’s deputy ran a routine registration […]

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‘Dining of the future’: vegan restaurant boom fuelled by meat eaters

Foodies say Canada is in the midst of a renaissance in plant-based dining as vegan restaurants sprout up across the country and traditional establishments update their menus to make them more animal-friendly. But restaurateurs say the proliferation of options is being driven not by observant vegans, but by dabbling omnivores looking for appealing meat-free fare. […]

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Acacia Mining production drops 45 per cent as Tanzania troubles persist

TORONTO — A subsidiary of Toronto-based Barrick Gold Corp. says gold production at its Tanzanian operations plunged 45 per cent last quarter as it grappled with export restrictions from the country. London-based miner Acacia Mining, owned 64 per cent by Barrick, says the drop in production resulted from reduced operations at its Bulyanhulu mine and […]