ICYMI this week ...
A weekly round-up of headlines featured on the Daily News podcast
It’s cold. It’s February cold and it’s the longest time since Spring was here last. It’s hard to not allow that cold to get inside of the body; at least, the cold that collides between the mountains and the St-Laurent. The wet cold.
And yet, there’s little better to warm oneself than this.
Here are the stories featured on the Daily News podcast this week. Remember to subscribe to it wherever you get your podcasts: https://sandyandnora.com/daily-news/
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Subsea fibre optic cable deliberately cut for the 2nd time between N.S. and N.L.
Ontario
Brantford, Ont., police cleared after man shot 5 times with anti-riot weapon, says SIU
Québec
La Fonderie Horne lance sa propre étude de biosurveillance pour mesurer l’arsenic
Demonstrators accuse Amazon of union-busting, call for boycott at Montreal rally
Man dies after being found in running vehicle in snowbank: Montreal police
Prince Edward Island
Dennis King steps down as Prince Edward Island's premier after nearly 6 years in the job
Canada
Uranium miner Cameco reports Q4 profit and revenue up from year ago
Canada’s Competition Bureau investigating if AI is helping set rental rates
Violent extremists are using antisemitism to recruit in Canada: CSIS report
Germany and Norway offer Canada early access to new submarines in pitch to join project
Google Canada denies abusing market power in Competition Bureau suit
Canada recognizes Aboriginal title over Haida Gwaii in historic agreement
Joly says Canadians interested in 'being involved' in Ukraine's security after war
International
Ford slashes manager stock bonuses to cut costs, boost performance
Israel plans 1,000-unit expansion for occupied West Bank settlement: NGO
TC Energy says U.S. offers best returns as it considers spending commitments
'A trillion-dollar tsunami': Canadians grapple with unprecedented wealth transfer
Rwanda-backed rebels advance in eastern Congo as residents flee by the thousands
Utah governor signs collective bargaining ban for teachers, firefighters and police unions
Starmer ready to put British troops on the ground in Ukraine if peace deal reached
Global glacier melt is accelerating, new study finds
RSF escalates attacks on Sudan’s famine-stricken Zamzam refugee camp
Native American activist Leonard Peltier released from US prison
Prosecutors in Brazil charge ex-President Bolsonaro over alleged coup plot
Afghan embassy says nationals face arrests, expulsions in Pakistan capital