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CBC

The latest on the coronavirus pandemic for Feb. 26

CBC

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 16:02

CBC

Mass COVID-19 testing clinics in Summerside, P.E.I., this weekend for all aged 14 to 29

CBC

Everyone from age 14 to 29 in the city of Summerside, P.E.I., is being urged to get tested immediately for COVID-19, whether or not they have any symptoms. The news came Friday afternoon in a rare second briefing in one day from Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Heather Morrison.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 15:02

CBC

Black Lives Matter activists say now is the time to act on promises from 2020

CBC

Activists say it is now time to put pressure on politicians and businesses that made promises at the height of the last year's renewed BLM movement to take measurable action toward permanently changing Canada’s policies, systems, and spaces that maintain anti-Black racism.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 04:02

CBC

Why the Golden Globes shady reputation persists

CBC

On Sunday, Hollywood will celebrate the 78th annual Golden Globe Awards. The event is considered influential, even as it is dogged by persistent jokes that it's out of touch, and even corrupt. When this year's nominations were announced, many were puzzled that the fluffy Netflix series Emily in Pari

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 00:02

CBC

Political fallout after Canada s top soldier steps aside | At Issue

CBC

The At Issue panel discusses the political consequences of Admiral Art McDonald stepping aside as chief of the defence staff in light of an investigation into allegations of...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 21:02

CBC

Small P.E.I. city says anyone with COVID-19 symptoms must self-isolate...

CBC

The P.E.I. city of Summerside has been placed on COVID-19 alert after the Island's Chief Public Health Officer, Dr. Heather Morrison, confirmed a cluster of three new...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 17:02

CBC

B.C. mayor refuses to step down after comparing gun owners to Holocaust...

CBC

Lorraine Michetti, the mayor of Pouce Coupe, B.C., insists she is sorry for making the posts and says she will seek cultural sensitivity training, but she also says calls for...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 07:02

CBC

Pandemic spending derails Alberta government s plan for balanced budget

CBC

Fixated on bolstering the health-care system during the COVID-19 pandemic, Alberta’s United Conservative Party government has postponed its promise of a fiscal reckoning to a...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 04:02

CBC

Some travellers at Toronto airport fined for violating Ontario rules

CBC

Several international travellers arriving at Toronto's Pearson airport have refused to comply with Ontario's rules aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19, local police said...

mercredi 24 Fevrier 2021 18:02

CBC

Being Black on campus: Why students, staff and faculty say universities...

CBC

Students, staff and faculty at some of Canada’s largest universities say they have experienced anti-Black racism on campus, and that they were targeted if they spoke out about...

mercredi 24 Fevrier 2021 13:02

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International

Global News

WE Charity held 2 fundraised openings for same Kenya school, former...

Global News

Reed Cowan testified on Friday that he started raising money for Free The Children, as WE Charity was known at the time, after his son Wesley died in an accident at age four.

samedi 27 Fevrier 2021 02:02

Global News

‘Cowardly’: Syria condemns U.S airstrikes on Iran-backed targets

Global News

A U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the decision to carry out the strikes was meant to signal that, while the United States wanted to punish the militias.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 23:02

Global News

Elephant kills zookeeper with ‘tremendous’ blow from its trunk in Spain

Global News

The zookeeper was cleaning out the elephant's stables when it struck him with a heavy blow from its trunk, officials say.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 19:02

Global News

Boeing 777 makes emergency landing in Moscow after engine problem: reports

Global News

The plane landed safely and no one was injured, the report said.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 15:02

CBC

Saudi crown prince approved murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi: U.S....

CBC

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved "and likely ordered" the 2018 murder of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to a U.S. intelligence report released on Friday....

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 13:02

Global News

Single dose of Pfizer vaccine may reduce transmission, early U.K. study...

Global News

The study and its results have yet to be independently peer-reviewed by other scientists, but could bring the world closer to understanding how vaccines impact transmission.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 13:02

Global News

Vaccine passports gain traction, but experts warn of ‘huge moral...

Global News

Some governments say getting vaccinated and having proper documentation will smooth the way to travel, entertainment and other social gatherings in a post-pandemic world.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 12:02

CBC

Coronavirus: What s happening in Canada and around the world on Friday

CBC

Canada's top doctor said nationally there are 964 reported cases of the variant first detected in the U.K., up from 429 reported two weeks ago. There were also 44 cases of the variant first...

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 08:02

Global News

Tiger Woods moved to another L.A. hospital as he recovers from car crash...

Global News

Harbour-UCLA Medical Center said Woods was transferred to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for "continuing orthopedic care and recovery."

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 05:02

Global News

McConnell says he would ‘absolutely’ support Trump if he wins 2024...

Global News

'There's no incumbent. Should be a wide-open race,' Mitch McConnell said.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 04:02

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Sports

Ottawa Sun

GARRIOCH: The patience has paid off for the Ottawa Senators as they try to extend streak to four

Ottawa Sun

It turns out patience is a virtue....

samedi 27 Fevrier 2021 02:02

Ottawa Sun

Gone far too soon, a courageous Brian Fraser left a lasting legacy during his short time here

Ottawa Sun

It was a poignant moment to pay tribute to Brian Fraser, a young man who touched the hearts of his community and this country, who passed away...

samedi 27 Fevrier 2021 01:02

Ottawa Sun

SNAPSHOTS: Drake Batherson is rolling with four goals in four games ... The Senators bid farewell...

Ottawa Sun

The Drake is on a roll....

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 23:02

CBC

PWHPA Dream Gap Tour set for puck drop at Madison Square Garden

CBC

The Professional Women's Hockey Players' Association kicks off the second season of their Dream Gap Tour at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sunday.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 19:02

CBC

The bubble that burst: A look into the NWHL s arduous Lake Placid experience

CBC

The abbreviated 2021 National Women's Hockey League season in its Lake Placid bubble had many highs and lows, from the audience it gained to its suspension due to COVID-19....

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 19:02

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Insolite

Ottawa Sun

Man, 71, suffers head injury falling from tree

Ottawa Sun

A 71-year-old Ottawa man was treated in hospital for a head injury after he was hit by a branch while up in a tree in Crystal Beach Tuesday afternoon. An Ottawa paramedics spokesperson said the man fell and lost consciousness for several minutes, but had regained consc

mardi 26 Septembre 2017 21:09

Ottawa Sun

Kingston s free-spirited wandering #ygkgoat meets tragic end on Highway 401

Ottawa Sun

Kingston’s wandering goat will wander no more. The wayward goat had been spotted off and on around the Limestone City’s north end near Gardiners and Sydenham roads since late August, even spawning its own Twitter hashtag: #ygkgoat. Tuesday night, the anima

mercredi 20 Septembre 2017 16:09

Ottawa Sun

After viral tweet, Ottawa maker of tiny origami cranes shows us how it s done

Ottawa Sun

David Kawai likes to make origami cranes. Small ones. Really small ones. Some three days and 32,000 retweets after his wife tweeted out a photo of his latest (and smallest) creation, Kawai, an Ottawa resident and photo freelancer

mercredi 07 Juin 2017 19:06

Ottawa Sun

Kids rejoice as 45,000 Easter eggs drop from the sky

Ottawa Sun

In bunny ears, with painted faces, holding baskets, they watched. First as a black helicopter flew into view against a big blue sky, and then, as tens of thousands of multi-coloured plastic eggs dropped from the heavens. “Wow,” gasped a little girl wearin

samedi 15 Avril 2017 19:04

Ottawa Sun

Blame it on the whiskey: Pontiac man waves his way to drunk driving charges

Ottawa Sun

Wave bye bye — to your license. That’s what happened to a 62-year-old Pontiac man after witnesses called police to report that he was...

jeudi 13 Avril 2017 14:04

Ottawa Sun

Smiths Falls man takes drive-thru to new level

Ottawa Sun

A Smiths Falls man was charged this week after crashing through his own garage and into a neighbour’s home. Police were called on reports...

vendredi 24 Fevrier 2017 15:02

Ottawa Sun

Ottawa search-and-rescue volunteers get crash course in bones

Ottawa Sun

The small bones in your fingers look a lot like bones in a black bear’s paw — an arcane bit of knowledge that suddenly becomes...

jeudi 16 Fevrier 2017 17:02

Ottawa Sun

Could roses ever get their scent back?

Ottawa Sun

A world-famous plant geneticist says commercial roses that have no more aroma than a head of lettuce could regain their powerful, natural rose...

dimanche 12 Fevrier 2017 23:02

Ottawa Sun

Angels fill snow-covered Parliament Hill lawn in attempt to break...

Ottawa Sun

Jack Woodbridge’s ambitions were far more intense than his elementary school age would suggest. He wanted a Guinness World Record. Early...

dimanche 05 Fevrier 2017 02:02

Ottawa Sun

Science of Winter: The man who grows icicles for a living

Ottawa Sun

This winter, the Sun's Tom Spears looks at snow and ice and wildlife to find out what makes our coldest season tick. It's a series we call The...

lundi 26 Decembre 2016 17:12

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Technologie

Global News

Broadcasters, Netflix push politicians on separate visions for sweeping...

Global News

Proposed changes to the Broadcasting Act would empower the CRTC lay down the law for online broadcasters, in addition to those traditionally included under the Act.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 22:02

Global News

Internet sleuths crack secret message hidden on Mars Perseverance’s...

Global News

Upon closer inspection, the parachute design was not symmetrical. Yet neither was the pattern random.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 22:02

CBC

Denmark s climate goal too reliant on unproven tech, government council...

CBC

In 2020, Denmark set one of the most ambitious climate targets in the world but its government has yet to come up with a plan to achieve it.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 15:02

CBC

Countries new carbon-cutting pledges are nowhere near enough, UN says

CBC

The newest pledges by countries to cut greenhouse gas emissions are falling far short of what's needed to limit global warming to what the Paris climate accord seeks, a new United Nations report...

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 08:02

CBC

Black scientists around the world are calling for action, equality and...

CBC

After a woman walking in Central Park falsely accused a Black man of assaulting her, social media erupted in support of the scientist who was simply birdwatching causing anger, outrage — and...

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 04:02

Ottawa Citizen

Auditor general: $6.6B for large IT projects, but government employees...

Ottawa Citizen

Following multiple procurement disasters in the realm of information technology...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 21:02

CBC

Bison roam in Waterton Park once again with small herd

CBC

Parks Canada is welcoming six plains bison to Waterton Lakes National Park, a move that is ecologically significant for the park and culturally significant for Indigenous communities in southern...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 20:02

CBC

Delay in logging old-growth area helps endangered spotted owls in...

CBC

An agreement to delay logging of an old-growth stand of British Columbia forest is giving a one-year reprieve to one of Canada's most endangered species.

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 18:02

CBC

Australia s standoff with Facebook has lessons for Canada, publisher says

CBC

Newly passed legislation in Australia forces Google and Facebook to pay for news, and Canada can learn from it, according to a Canadian publisher and an Australian media professor.

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 15:02

CBC

Ottawa backs $27M open-net salmon farm, ocean sensor project in Atlantic...

CBC

A Norwegian company's proposal to open a salmon farm and hatchery in Placentia Bay, N.L., got a major boost Thursday from Canada's OceanSupercluster, a federal innovation funding organization....

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 15:02

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Economie

CBC

WestJet to lay off undisclosed number of pilots amid labour negotiations

WestJet Airlines Ltd. says it is laying off an undisclosed number of pilots amid negotiations with the union that represents them.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 13:02

CBC

Canada Pension Plan chief resigns after getting vaccinated against...

CBC

The chief executive of the fund that manages Canada Pension Plan investments has resigned after it was revealed that he decided to travel to the...

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 09:02

CBC

Science will lead the way on border reopening, U.S. secretary of state says

CBC

The United States will not be putting an arbitrary timeline on when the Canada-U.S. border should reopen because the Biden administration is going...

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 06:02

CBC

Alberta s debt soars past $100B, stoking angst in government ranks

CBC

Shooting up like a rocket, Alberta's sky-high debt is soaring past the $100-billion mark with the glaring admission there is no plan to restore...

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 04:02

CBC

Biden s trade pick says she s focused on helping U.S. workers, holding...

CBC

Some cabinet confirmations turn into partisan wrestling matches. By the end of her appearance at the Senate Finance committee Thursday, the...

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 04:02

CBC

Site C dam budget nearly doubles to $16B, but B.C. NDP forging on with...

CBC

The B.C. NDP government is forging ahead with the Site C dam project after receiving technical reports concluding the project is safe and...

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 01:02

CBC

Imperial Oil reports one-billion-barrel drop in bitumen reserves at end...

CBC

Imperial Oil Ltd. is cutting one billion barrels from its inventory of oilsands bitumen following a year marked by low oil prices and budget...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 15:02

CBC

Welcome, Potato Head! Beloved toy goes gender neutral — sort of

CBC

Hasbro created confusion on Thursday when it removed the gender from its Mr. Potato Head brand, but not from the actual toy.

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 14:02

CBC

Canada s big banks all beat expectations in quarterly results

CBC

Toronto-Dominion Bank and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce closed out quarterly results reporting on Thursday, joining major rivals in beating...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 10:02

CBC

Former Canadian TV executive convicted of fraud filed false tax returns,...

CBC

A disgraced Montreal TV executive convicted of fraud is facing allegations from the Canada Revenue Agency that he filed false tax returns and hid...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 04:02

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Politique

Global News

Long-running Mile End bookstore says it will be forced to close after landlord demands rent hike

Global News

S.W. Welch Books has been operating for nearly 40 years. But because its landlord is imposing a huge rent increase, the owner says the store will likely be forced to close.

samedi 27 Fevrier 2021 00:02

Global News

Sajjan not aware of allegations against McDonald prior to appointment: spokesperson

Global News

The spokesperson said that Sajjan had become aware of the allegations 'a number of weeks after Change of Command,' but did not specify any exact dates.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 23:02

CBC

Canada shouldn t take vaccine doses from COVAX partnership, says Canada s former UN envoy

CBC

Canada's former ambassador to the UN is questioning Canada's decision to accept COVID-19 vaccines from the global vaccine sharing initiative known as COVAX.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 20:02

Global News

Saudi crown prince approved killing of Jamal Khashoggi: U.S. intel report

Global News

Khashoggi, a journalist critical of the crown prince's policies, was killed and dismembered by a team of operatives linked to the crown prince.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 18:02

Global News

Conservatives urge salary freeze, independent probe over military misconduct claims

Global News

Adm. Art McDonald and Gen. Jonathan Vance are facing military police investigations amid what experts call a 'crisis' for the Canadian Forces.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 17:02

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Cinema

La Presse

Cinéma de répertoire: les Palmes d or d il y a 10, 20 et 30 ans...

Pendant la pandémie, notre critique vous propose chaque semaine trois longs métrages de répertoire à (re) découvrir. Au programme, trois lauréats de la Palme d'or du Festival de Cannes, au tournant des trois dernières décennies.

mardi 12 Mai 2020 17:05

La Presse

Le Festival du film de Toronto reçoit une subvention de l Académie des...

La Presse

Le Festival international du film de Toronto (TIFF) est parmi les 96 récipiendaires des subventions attribuées par l'Académie des arts et des sciences du cinéma, organisatrice des Oscars.

mardi 12 Mai 2020 15:05

La Presse

Des cinéastes créent des films sur l isolement

La Presse

Un groupe de cinéastes canadiens crée une série de vidéos sur l'expérience de l'isolement en cette période de COVID-19.

mardi 12 Mai 2020 11:05

La Presse

Festival de Cannes : une sélection dévoilée en juin

La Presse

Dans un entretien accordé au journal spécialisé britannique Screen, le délégué général du Festival de Cannes, dont la 73e édition aurait dû commencer le 12 mai, a déclaré qu'une...

lundi 11 Mai 2020 12:05

La Presse

Le Festival de Cannes espère toujours Spike Lee pour 2021

La Presse

Le Festival de Cannes, qui devait débuter mardi, espère garder le réalisateur américain Spike Lee, président de l'édition annulée cette année pour cause de coronavirus, comme président du...

dimanche 10 Mai 2020 12:05

La Presse

La SODEC finance le prochain film de Ken Scott

La Presse

Au revoir le bonheur, prochain film de Ken Scott, a reçu aujourd'hui l'aval de la SODEC à son financement. Si la situation se rétablit assez rapidement avec la crise du coronavirus, le tournage...

vendredi 08 Mai 2020 16:05

La Presse

This is Not a Movie : renifler la vérité ★★★

La Presse

Ayant commencé sa carrière en couvrant le conflit en Irlande du Nord pour ensuite devenir correspondant au Moyen-Orient, le reporter britannique Robert Fisk est suivi au quotidien. Il livre sa...

vendredi 08 Mai 2020 13:05

La Presse

Le château : des marchettes et de l amour ★★★½

La Presse

Au Château Beaurivage, une résidence privée pour aînés du boulevard Gouin, Madeleine Ducharme, une octogénaire allumée et vive, écoule des jours heureux. Jusqu'au moment où sa santé et sa...

vendredi 08 Mai 2020 11:05

La Presse

Swallow : troublant menu... ★★★½

La Presse

Dès qu'elle tombe enceinte, une jeune femme développe un trouble compulsif du comportement alimentaire, qui la pousse à ingérer divers objets, parfois dangereux...

vendredi 08 Mai 2020 10:05

La Presse

Becoming : le making of d une tournée de promotion ★★★

La Presse

Il convient d'abord de souligner que Becoming (Devenir en français) est un document produit par Higher Grounds Productions, la compagnie de production que dirigent Michelle et Barack Obama. Le...

vendredi 08 Mai 2020 08:05

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Culture

CBC

German radio station apologizes after host compares K-pop band BTS to coronavirus

CBC

A Bavarian radio station apologized Friday for a host's comments comparing popular South Korean K-pop band BTS to the coronavirus, saying his choice of words had gone too far but was in no way meant to be "hurtful or racist."

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 20:02

CBC

Prince Harry gets fresh about leaving royal duties, living in California

CBC

During an appearance on The Late, Late Show with James Corden that aired early Friday, Prince Harry said he decided to step away from his work as a front-line member of the royal family to protect his wife and son, as well as his own mental health.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 09:02

CBC

U.S. ticketing company s box office bust costing grassroots Canadian artists

CBC

Seattle-based Brown Paper Tickets is facing complaints and legal action over allegations of not paying artists and event organizers the ticket monies they are owed. Some in the Canadian arts community allege they too have been burned and it's another hit in a year marred by the pandemic.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 04:02

CBC

Reply All podcast on hiatus after accusations of toxic work culture

CBC

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 16:02

CBC

Lady Gaga s dog walker shot, two dogs stolen

CBC

Lady Gaga's dog walker was shot and two of the singer's French bulldogs were stolen in Hollywood during an armed robbery, police said on Thursday. Now, the pop superstar is...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 12:02

CBC

Uncovering history: Army Museum seeks help identifying WW II Black fire...

CBC

A call out on social media by The Army Museum to identify members of an all-Black civilian fire brigade in Halifax during the Second World War is generating excitement. For a...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 07:02

CBC

Is beauty skin deep? Filipina-Canadian filmmaker explores skin shadeism...

CBC

Winnipeg filmmaker Joanne Roberts has been told her skin is too dark by other Filipinos. In a new short film, she probes the effects of such comments on her own sense of...

jeudi 25 Fevrier 2021 06:02

CBC

Drunk and reckless driving charges dropped against Bruce Springsteen

CBC

The U.S. government dropped drunk driving and reckless driving charges against Bruce Springsteen on Wednesday stemming from an incident in November, admitting that the rocker's...

mercredi 24 Fevrier 2021 21:02

CBC

Like a long lost relative : Cree beaded hood returns to Eeyou Istchee...

CBC

In 2019, the Cree Nation Government asked Montreal for the hood to be repatriated because of its cultural significance.

mercredi 24 Fevrier 2021 16:02

CBC

Minari s immigrant story rides awards season wave

CBC

A new movie about a Korean-immigrant family is enjoying some awards season attention. CBC News spoke to the director and actor Steven Yeun about what sets the film apart....

mercredi 24 Fevrier 2021 04:02

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Santé

Global News

The story of Lexi Daken and a New Brunswick mother’s fight to fix a...

Global News

Sixteen-year-old Lexi Daken died by suicide on Wednesday. Her mother, Shawna Betts, took to Facebook the next day in an outcry, saying the health care system failed her daughter.

samedi 27 Fevrier 2021 00:02

Global News

Feds didn’t supply enough resources to end water advisories on First...

Global News

A recently released report states the federal government did not provide the support needed to ensure First Nations communities have access to safe drinking water.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 22:02

Global News

Coronavirus: London-Middlesex moving to orange-restrict in Ontario’s...

Global News

Under orange-restrict, capacity limits relating to indoor and outdoor gatherings, restaurants and bars, retail, sports and recreation facilities, and other sectors are increased.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 22:02

Global News

Montrealers who are 80 and older can now book appointment for COVID-19...

Global News

Montrealers who are 80 and older are now allowed to book an appointment for their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 20:02

Global News

Can delaying a second COVID-19 shot save lives? Some experts say so

Global News

New Brunswick and Quebec are stretching the time between coronavirus doses. Experts say giving more people a first shot now will prevent hospitalizations and reduce deaths.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 18:02

CBC

Johnson & Johnson s single-shot COVID-19 vaccine endorsed by U.S. advisers

CBC

U.S. health advisers endorsed a one-dose COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson on Friday, putting the country on the cusp of adding an easier-to-use option to fight the pandemic. The U.S. Food...

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 17:02

Global News

Trudeau government backpedals on investigating human rights complaints...

Global News

The Trudeau government has scaled back plans for a watchdog to investigate allegations of overseas human rights abuses by Canadian companies, activists say.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 16:02

Global News

Quebec logs 815 new coronavirus cases, 11 deaths as hospitalizations...

Global News

Over the course of the pandemic, the province has seen a total of 286,145 cases and the death toll, which remains the highest in the country, stands at 10,372.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 16:02

Global News

Western Canadian provinces see increase in COVID-19 infections among...

Global News

The number of COVID-19 infections among Canadian healthcare workers has tripled in the past six months.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 15:02

Global News

Ontario reports more than 1,200 new coronavirus cases, 28 more deaths

Global News

According to Friday's provincial report, 362 cases were recorded in Toronto, 274 in Peel Region, 104 in York Region, 69 in Waterloo, 64 in Hamilton and 52 in Ottawa.

vendredi 26 Fevrier 2021 15:02

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Education

La Presse

Université: quand le party se termine aux urgences

Deux étudiantes de HEC Montréal ont dû être conduites à l'hôpital en ambulance, en octobre, parce qu'elles étaient intoxiquées à l'alcool à la suite d'un 4 à 7 organisé par l'association étudiante. Des rapports d'incident de diverses universités québécoises obtenus par La Presse montrent que c'est loin d'être un cas isolé.

samedi 14 Decembre 2019 05:12

La Presse

Commission scolaire de Montréal: l exode vers le privé ralentit

La Presse

Partie en campagne cet automne pour redorer l'image de certaines de ses écoles secondaires, la Commission scolaire de Montréal (CSDM) croit que les élèves et leurs parents ont entendu l'appel....

vendredi 13 Decembre 2019 05:12

La Presse

L Université Concordia a un nouveau recteur

La Presse

L'Université Concordia a un nouveau recteur à sa tête. Il s'agit de Graham Carr qui a, au fil des années, occupé plusieurs postes de direction au sein de l'université montréalaise.

jeudi 12 Decembre 2019 12:12

La Presse

Les enseignants du Québec encore les moins bien payés au pays

La Presse

Les enseignants du primaire et du secondaire au Québec sont encore bons derniers au pays en matière de rémunération, selon Statistique Canada.

mercredi 11 Decembre 2019 09:12

La Presse

McGill accepte de réduire l empreinte carbone de ses placements

La Presse

Le Conseil des gouverneurs de l'Université McGill a finalement accepté de revoir son portefeuille de placements pour en réduire l'intensité en carbone. Cette décision s'inscrit dans la...

vendredi 06 Decembre 2019 11:12

La Presse

Conférence controversée d une complotiste annulée à l Université de...

La Presse

La conférence controversée prévue pour lundi à l'Université de Montréal n'aura finalement pas lieu, a annoncé l'institution d'enseignement jeudi. La conférencière, Vanessa Beeley, défend...

jeudi 05 Decembre 2019 13:12

La Presse

Québec a embauché 400 professionnels en éducation

La Presse

Le gouvernement caquiste se targue d'avoir comblé les deux tiers des 600 postes de professionnels créés dans le domaine de l'éducation, en reconnaissant qu'il est difficile de pourvoir tous les...

mercredi 04 Decembre 2019 17:12

La Presse

Conférencière complotiste invitée à l Université de Montréal

La Presse

Une conférence organisée par un chercheur de l'Université de Montréal plonge cet établissement d'enseignement supérieur dans l'embarras. Professeur au département d'histoire, Samir Saul a...

mercredi 04 Decembre 2019 05:12

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Société

La Presse

Livre papier ou liseuse, qui est le plus vert?

La Presse

L'avènement des liseuses électroniques (Kindle, Kobo, iPad, etc.) a provoqué une véritable scission dans le monde des lecteurs. Si la plupart de ceux-ci ont tranché entre le papier et la technologie en fonction de...

dimanche 31 Mars 2019 08:03

La Presse

Qu est-ce que le doxxing?

La Presse

Avant d'annoncer qu'il avait besoin de prendre une pause, Olivier Bernard, alias le Pharmachien, a entre autres évoqué le «doxxing» pour désigner certaines des stratégies d'intimidation dont il se dit victime. Ce terme...

samedi 30 Mars 2019 08:03

La Presse

Des femmes de mérite célébrées

La Presse

La Fondation Y des femmes de Montréal a dévoilé hier quelles personnalités seront honorées en septembre prochain lors des 26es Prix Femmes de mérite.

vendredi 29 Mars 2019 11:03

La Presse

Peut-on vraiment dépenser son argent comme on veut?

La Presse

Le chanteur Drake a dépensé 400 000 $US pour un étui d'iPhone incrusté de diamants. Franck Ribéry, le joueur de soccer vedette du Bayern de Munich, a créé une polémique en exhibant au jour de l'An sur les réseaux...

vendredi 29 Mars 2019 08:03

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Bareoké: chanter en se dénudant

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Chanter sur la scène d'un karaoké, c'est bien, mais interpréter sa chanson préférée en déboutonnant sa chemise ou en retirant tous ses vêtements avant la dernière note, c'est, aux yeux de certains, encore mieux. Tous...

mercredi 27 Mars 2019 08:03

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Musique

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New song by City Fidelia tackles Black people s tense relationship with police

Nine months after the death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer, Ottawa rapper Luigi “City” Fidelia is releasing a powerful new song that was written in the aftermath of the incident.

jeudi 18 Fevrier 2021 12:02

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Incredible feat : Ottawa man creates site allowing long-distance...

Ottawa Citizen

Like most musicians the world over, bassist and bandleader Adrian Cho looked for new ways to perform for people...

jeudi 07 Janvier 2021 12:01

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Best Canadian Jazz of 2020: While pandemic killed festivals and gigs,...

Ottawa Citizen

While many jazz lovers will think poorly of 2020 because the global pandemic killed festivals, tours and gigs, the...

jeudi 24 Decembre 2020 19:12

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Instagram-based scam targeted singer-songwriters in Ottawa, Kingston,...

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When Alexandra Sullivan was...

vendredi 11 Decembre 2020 14:12

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Ottawa s hip-hop community has blossomed. But media coverage hasn t...

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For those in the know,...

jeudi 01 Octobre 2020 19:10

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Southminster United Church resumes Wednesday afternoon classical music...

Ottawa Citizen

When the Doors Open for Music at Southminster series resumes Wednesday at noon at Southminster United Church, its...

mardi 29 Septembre 2020 14:09

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Pressed, the Centretown West coffeehouse and live music venue, is for sale

Ottawa Citizen

Pressed, the coffeehouse and live...

lundi 28 Septembre 2020 23:09

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Television

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BEAST SLAIN: Lesnar loses title to McIntyre in WrestleMania s Night 2 finale

Ottawa Sun

One night after The Undertaker buried A.J. Styles in a Boneyard match, WWE’s performers hit another home run Sunday during WrestleMania 36, night two. Overcoming all kinds of COVID-19 pandemic hur

lundi 06 Avril 2020 02:04

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WRESTLEMANIA: No fans, no problem ... WWE delivers with title changes, Boneyard match

Ottawa Sun

Saturday’s opening night of WrestleMania 36 was surreal — no fans, just wrestling — a welcome diversion from our COVID-19 pandemic world, but yeah, it was weird, weird in a good way at times.

dimanche 05 Avril 2020 03:04

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AN EMPTY FEELING: WWE s WrestleMania goes this weekend, with no live fans

Ottawa Sun

In a scripted make-believe world, where athleticism and soap-opera storylines mesh together as they tiptoe along a tightrope between sports and entertainment, the show will go on. In Vince McMahon&rsquo

samedi 04 Avril 2020 00:04

Ottawa Sun

Justin Bieber blasts the CHL s Owen Sound Attack into social media stratosphere

Ottawa Sun

The CHL’s smallest market hit the world stage early Monday morning when Justin Bieber blasted out a photo wearing a personalized Owen Sound Attack jersey while posing with assistant coach Joey Hishon to his 129-million Instagram followers. Bieber’s caption read

mercredi 04 Mars 2020 17:03

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The Affair, un environnement de tournage « hostile »

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Près d'un an et demi après que l'actrice Ruth Wilson eut quitté l'émission The Affair, où elle tenait un des rôles principaux, des sources ont finalement révélé les raisons de son départ soudain.

vendredi 20 Decembre 2019 11:12

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Les chats, le Net, Magnotta et Netflix

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On a une fierté toute chauvine lorsque Céline Dion ou le Cirque du Soleil font rayonner Montréal à l'étranger. Mais il y a des trucs dont une ville préférerait se passer pour être « mise sur la carte », et...

jeudi 19 Decembre 2019 07:12

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Quand Kim Thúy reçoit !

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Kim Thúy adore recevoir, souvent à l'improviste. De la famille. Des amis. Des amis d'amis. Sa charmante maison du Vieux-Longueuil grouille toujours de convives qui placotent et s'enflamment autour d'une soupe vietnamienne, en...

jeudi 19 Decembre 2019 06:12

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Une émission spéciale Belle et Bum pour Noël

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Une émission spéciale de Belle et Bum sera diffusée à Télé-Québec pour Noël.

mercredi 18 Decembre 2019 14:12

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La quatrième saison de Lâcher prise sera la dernière

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La quatrième saison de Lâcher prise, qui sera diffusée à partir du lundi 6 janvier à 19h30 sur ICI Télé, sera aussi la dernière. L'auteure Isabelle Langlois met donc un point final à l'histoire du burnout de Valérie...

mardi 17 Decembre 2019 17:12

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Des ex-académiciens à La Fureur

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Pour la deuxième édition du retour de La Fureur qui opposera deux générations de gars et de filles, l'animatrice Véronique Cloutier proposera des prestations spéciales.

mardi 17 Decembre 2019 14:12

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Sexy

Ottawa Sun

Sex instead of food? Mystery neurons may fire men s appetites

Researchers may have figured out why men can prioritize sex over food. Well, some men. It’s a matter of two “mystery” neurons, suggest researchers at University College London. They found that these extra neurons — which are unique to males &mda

jeudi 15 Octobre 2015 15:10

Ottawa Sun

Contract marriages might be better for true love

Ottawa Sun

Would you be more likely to tie the knot if you knew you could easily untie it a year later? That’s the idea...

samedi 09 Aout 2014 20:08

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New data on who should pay for dates

Ottawa Sun

After 50 years of feminism, the question, Who pays for dates?, still seems to...

dimanche 11 Aout 2013 19:08

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You ask, we ll answer - send us your relationship questions

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Are you getting what you really want out of your relationship? Tweet us questions @QMIsexperts or post to our...

mardi 02 Octobre 2012 19:10

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Sex educators say Fifty Shades of Grey good for opening dialogue

Ottawa Sun

When I saw a silver-haired woman in her sixties casually reading it in an airport lobby, I realized that Fifty Shades...

mercredi 08 Aout 2012 15:08

Ottawa Sun

Keep your red meat unprocessed

Ottawa Sun

I really like red meat, and a juicy steak or a nice burger are favourites. That said -- I don't eat them very often...

jeudi 15 Mars 2012 16:03

Ottawa Sun

Winter of our sexual discontent

Ottawa Sun

Winter is far from the sexiest of the seasons. It's cold. It's dark. It's windy. Instead of showing off our skin, we...

mercredi 18 Janvier 2012 15:01

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