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Ex-teacher's sentencing delayed in 'celebgate' hacking case
RICHMOND, Va. - Sentencing has been delayed for a former Virginia teacher who pleaded guilty in the 2014 “celebgate” scandal in which hackers obtained nude photographs and other private in...
Dec 19, 2018
Health Canada moves to restrict alcohol in single-serve sugary drinks
MONTREAL - Health Canada is moving to restrict sugary high-alcohol drinks like the one reportedly consumed by a Quebec teen who died last winter. The federal agency said the single-serve products are ...
Dec 19, 2018
Canadian tennis player Wozniak retires following injury-plagued 2018 season
MONTREAL - Following a 2018 season that saw her participate in just three events and a crowdfunding campaign for financial support fall short, Canadian tennis star Aleksandra Wozniak spent some time w...
Dec 19, 2018
Toronto FC to open CONCACAF Champions League on Feb. 19 in La Chorrera, Panama
Toronto FC will open its 2019 Scotiabank CONCACAF Champions League on Feb. 19 in La Chorrera, Panama, against Club Atletico Independiente. The return leg of the round-of-16 series will be Feb. 26 at B...
Dec 19, 2018
Raptors injury troubles continue; Lowry, Ibaka to sit out against Pacers
TORONTO - The Toronto Raptors’ injury troubles show no signs of letting up. All-star point guard Kyle Lowry and big man Serge Ibaka won’t play tonight against the visiting Indiana Pacers, ...
Dec 19, 2018
Liberals say they are looking at ways to provide minimum income to all Canadians
OTTAWA - The Trudeau Liberals appear to be warming to the idea of a guaranteed national minimum income as they search for ways to help Canadian workers adapt to an unsteady labour market. A guaranteed...
Dec 19, 2018
Thunder Bay police board accepts anti-Indigenous racism findings; plans apology
Faced with withering criticism from two separate reviews, the police oversight board in Thunder Bay, Ont., has now accepted findings of racism within both the board and police service itself and said ...
Dec 19, 2018
Uber loses UK case on worker rights, expected to appeal
LONDON - Uber pledged Wednesday to challenge a U.K. Court of Appeal decision that drivers should be classed as workers rather than self-employed employees, a verdict that has potentially wide-ranging ...
Dec 19, 2018
Advocates say Accessible Canada Act is too weak to be effective
The cautious optimism that prevailed in Canada’s disabled community when the federal government tabled historic accessibility legislation earlier this year has given way to widespread concern th...
Dec 19, 2018
List of concerns disability advocates have about Accessible Canada Act
A list of concerns disability advocates have expressed about the federal government’s Accessible Canada Act: - Bill C 81 does not include timelines, which advocates say are essential to ensure t...
Dec 19, 2018