Story 1 – Workers at two newspapers on Prince Edward Island are forming a union! Staff at The Guardian and the Journal-Pioneer are creating the Island News Guild [no link].

Story 2 – INKAS, a defense firm that was blocked by 100 protesters on Monday morning, has sold more weapons than previously said pubicly, through their Israeli subsidiary

Story 3 – Immigrants are increasingly leaving Canada, in a story that CTV editorializes in their headline by explaining it’s to move to “greener pastures” and not because Canada is in a generalized state of decline

Story 4 – Northern College exploits the hell out of international students — rescinds January admissions offers from 200 international students and boosts the share of their budget in international fees from $12M in 2021 to $67M in 2023.

Story 5 – Rocket that hit the café in Hroza was launched by Russia, investigation confirms; Biden tries to push through a $106B spending package to stop Russia from winning the war, says his defense secretary.

Story 6 – Israel attacks the Jabalia refugee camp twice killing probably hundreds of people to, they claim, try and kill a single guy.

Daily News – Oct. 31, 2023

October 31, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Evelyne Beaudoin, mayor of Sherbrooke takes a leave of absence, Raïs Kibonge takes over.

Story 2 – 17 MPs’ offices in 12 cities were occupied yesterday by folks demanding Canada call for a cease fire in Palestine.

Story 3 – Jamaican Minister of Labour tours Ontario farms to see the horrible living and working conditions that Jamaican Temporary Foreign Workers endure.

Story 4 – Dr. Ezzat Gouda faces deportation tomorrow, even though he’s been sentenced to death in Egypt, begging the question what is our refugee system even for if not this?

Story 5 – First Nations and Inuit Chiefs of Police Association of Quebec take the federal government to the Human Rights Tribunal over systemic underfunding.

Daily News – Oct. 30, 2023

October 30, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Police officer is convicted of excessive violence for slamming the head of someone into the jail bars and strangling her

Story 2 – Quebec’s Front Commun deeply disappointed in latest government offer — promising well below projected inflation (10.3% over 5 years)

Story 3 – 2022 numbers are out about who accessed MAID. The Canadian Press missed that expanded MAID (MAID for people whose deaths are not reasonably foreseeable) have doubled since 2021.

Story 4 – Reporters Without Borders confirm that Reuters journalist Issam Abdallah was killed by fire that came from Israel and that it was likely targeted.

Story 5 – Talks in Jeddah resume coordinated by Saudi Arabia to bring an end to Sudan’s civil war.

Daily News – Oct. 23, 2023

October 27, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Andy Shwetz survived being stuck in a well for eight hours. Warns others in Alberta to take special care around old wells

Story 2 – St. Lawrence Seaway workers walk off the job; the CFIB is saying that they’re so essential that they deserve low wages *and* should be stripped of their right to strike.

Story 3 – Farmers in Western Canada are receiving more than $200 million in aid to help deal with the impacts of draught.

Story 4 – Peronist Sergio Massa wins with 36% of the votes in Argentina’s presidential election, will face off against “Argentina’s Donald Trump” Javier Millei on November 19.

Story 5 – Worst night so-far for Gaza as Israel continues to pound the area with bombs.

Daily News – Oct. 27, 2023

October 27, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Man who likely lit the fire in Montreal’s Old Port, killing 7, was out of jail after escaping from serving a murder sentence

Story 2 – Vancouver Police harass the Drug User Liberation Front, raid their offices and two homes, arrest and release two people without charges, can’t say what quantities of drugs they seized.

Story 3 – Temporary foreign workers from Phillippines are still being forced to pay huge amounts of money to be able to come to Canada to work.

Story 4 – At least 27 dead in Mexico after the south Pacific coast is slammed by Hurricane Otis

Daily News – Oct. 26, 2023

October 26, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Newfoundland and Labrador’s for-profit shelter system is a nightmare, pushing people into tents.

Story 2 – Some kids with complex needs are being housed in hotels or in the buildings where they receive services as Children’s Aid CEO says that the system is in crisis.

Story 3 – Federal meeting will be held among Ministers of Finance to discuss Alberta’s desire to leave the Canada Pension Plan

Story 4 – UAW workers get major wins after 41-day strike.

Story 5 – Wael Dahdouh, Gaza bureau chief for Al Jazeera Arabic’s family is massacred by Israeli forces.

Story 6 – The UN says that 114 million people are displaced worldwide, a record high since the data started to be collected in 1975.

Daily News – Oct. 25, 2023

October 25, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Residents of Cochrane, AB risk running out of water after construction punctured a sewage and water line.

Story 2 – Six people dead, including the shooter, in Sault Ste. Marie

Story 3 – Ontario calls for the feds to drop their plans to apply environmental assessment laws to Highway 413 and Ontario Place construction.

Story 4 – Black and Brown communities live under something called Black Snow — the ash that falls on them from the practice of burning sugar cane in south Florida.

Story 5 – Russia says that it’s ready for new sanctions.

Daily News – Oct. 24, 2023

October 24, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 –Ottawa police cleared by SIU for man’s murder in Byward Market.

Story 2 – NB judge who OK’d a rent increase of $200 per month is also a landlord.

Story 3 – Canada and Enbridge are fighting the Bad Riverå Band of the Lake Superior Chippewas to keep Line 5 operating.

Story 4 – 36 buses torched along with many trucks and a train to retaliate over police shooting of a paramilitary organized crime leader in Rio de Janeiro.

Daily News – Oct. 20, 2023

October 20, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Sarah Jama sends Doug Ford a cease and desist letter; the ONDP abstain from motion that supports Israel dropping 6000 bombs on Gaza in 6 days

Story 2 – Some produce industry voices warn that to protect their profits, they will pass on costs related to reducing plastic packaging to the consumer.

Story 3 – Over 20 years, a lack of competition in Canada has driven prices up through markups and profits. The report though doesn’t name any industries to protect the confidentiality of the criminals.

Story 4 – Israel’s Knesset member Ofer Cassif is suspended for 45 days for comments that criticize Israel.

Daily News – Oct. 19, 2023

October 19, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Red Deer Catholic School Board trustee said that the Holy Spirit told her to “go for it” and post a transphobic meme. An air-tight defense!

Story 2 – ACORN Hamilton activist and new wife are killed in firey crash on the QEW.

Story 3 – Man revealed to be police informant at his trial for fraud and money laundering.

Story 4 – The Government of Saskatchewan is trying to punish a man who shared his story with CBC. The story? About the abuse he suffered at the hands of the Saskatchewan government.

Story 5 – 28 people dead in bombing in Kachin State in Myanmar

Daily News – Oct. 18, 2023

October 18, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Human rights commissioner resigns over province’s transphobic bill, Regina students walk out of highschool classes in protest of bill.

Story 2 – Arthur and Sarah Irving step down from the leadership of Irving Oil.

Story 3 – The oil and gas industry in Canada is “flush with cash” as mergers and acquisitions for 2023 surpass $12B.

Story 4 – The son of a banana mogul wins the election in Ecuador, will serve for 16 months.

Daily News – Oct. 17, 2023

October 17, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – The unbelievable story of Andrew Abbass, seeking a public review of how he was involuntarily committed to a psych ward over a tweet.

Story 2 – Kingston man who should never be allowed be allowed near cars again, loses his license for just two weeks.

Story 3 – Canada re-negotiates its free trade deal with Ukraine

Story 4 – Poland’s Law and Justice party might lose government, but with President Duda in power and a coalition of three parties hoping to form government, the road of Donald Tusk is full of obstacles.

Daily News – Oct. 16, 2023

October 16, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – 54 Mi’kmaw fish harvesters from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick have been charged or are facing trial for fishing in violation of federal regulations.

Story 2 – RCMP in Slave Lake, AB killed a man with a taser. The Canadian Press reprints the RCMP press release but forgets to put it into quotation marks.

Story 3 – Rents are up 11% over last year, and as high as 78% for shared accommodations in Ontario.

Story 4 – Lawyers who settled the historic class action case for on-reserve child welfare underfunding are requesting $80 million in compensation, something that the feds and advocates alike think might be too high.

Story 5 – Update on Palestine and Israel — Israel hits 250 north Gazan targets yesterday.

Daily News – Oct. 13, 2023

October 13, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Nathan Veltman takes the stand in his own defense, though it isn’t clear what his actual defense is.

Story 2 – The CAQ floats idea of raising tuition fees at English universities for non-Quebec students to protect French — something that makes absolutely no sense, though will attract richer anglos to the province.

Story 3 – NDP Convention starts today and there is no Israel or Palestine motion in the motions to be debated.

Story 4 – Australians will vote tomorrow on whether or not to create the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, an advisory body that will inform government policy.

Daily News – Oct. 12, 2023

October 12, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Rotten wood and insect damage caused the collapse of a wooden footbridge that collapsed, sending 17 children and one adult to hospital at Fort Gibralter in Winnipeg.

Story 2 – Air Canada fires a pilot for participating in Palestinian rally, posting about it online and saying mean things about Israel.

Story 3 – The Gatineau Prison has the highest number of inmates in Quebec who are there because they were homeless and can’t pay municipal fines. This was supposed to be outlawed back in 2020.

Story 4 – Land on the Adriatic coast is at the heart of a struggle between Greece and Albania that may see Albania’s application to the EU blocked by Greece.

Daily News – Oct. 11, 2023

October 11, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – RCMP opens criminal investigation into Doug Ford and the Green Belt

Story 2 – Hundreds rally in Regina to oppose Scott Moe’s attack on trans children.

Story 3 – Natural gas pipeline and telecommunications cable that links Finland and Estonia appear to have been sabotaged

Story 4 – Updates from Israel and Palestine; Palestininian neighbourhoods pounded by Israeli bombs.

Daily News – Oct. 10, 2023

October 10, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – 62 asylum seekers who had been sleeping on a Toronto street outside a shelter service centre have been given temporary lodgings in an Etobicoke church.

Story 2 – Junior C hockey player in Alberta stomps on another player’s head, slashing his neck, in a game where his team was up by 4 points and with less than a minute left to go. The victim says he thought he was going to die.

Story 3 – I give you a round up of news in Israel thanks to the Times of Israel and in Palestine thanks to Al Jazeera. (Based on lots of links).

Story 4 – Consensus emerges in support of Israel among Canada’s political class.

Story 5 – Edmonton Mayor’s reasonable and empathetic tweet calling for peace is slammed as “disgusting” by Edmonton’s Jewish Federation.

Story 6 – Earthquake death toll in Afghanistan’s Herat Province rises to 3000 as resuce efforts are stymied by a lack of expertise, support and the remoteness of the region.

Daily News – Oct. 6, 2023

October 6, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Annual Homeless count finds that homelessness has jumped significantly in Vancouver and other communities.

Story 2 – Higher interest rates have pushed people’s mortgages to surpassing 40 years.

Story 3 – Canadian ex. RCMP tried to contact international money launderer, documents in trial suggest.

Story 4 – 51 people killed in a Russian attack on a café in Kharkiv region.

Story 5 – 100 people killed in attack on military acadmy, US brings down a Turkish drone, the first time NATO members have taken done eachothers’ weapons.

Daily News – Oct. 5, 2023

October 5, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Her Majesty’s Penitentiary is closed to visits because of the awful state of the jail. “You’d be charged for putting an animal in something like this.”

Story 2 – Investment company Equiton buys up older rental units where people pay lower-than-average rents, renovates them and then jacks the rent. Renters are fed up.

Story 3 – People who murder Indigenous women and girls are given lighter charges than people who murder non-Indigenous women and girls says a new Statscan report.

Story 4 – At least 21 dead in tourist bus accident near Venice.

Story 5 – France declares war on its growing bedbug problem.

Daily News – Oct. 4, 2023

October 4, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Massive outage of commuter rail in the Greater Toronto Area is cauesd by a CN internet outage.

Story 2 – 34 library workers in Bradford, Ontario are ordered back to work after a judge sends the negotations to binding arbitration.

Story 3 – Pacey Dumas’ quest for justice against the Edmonton cop who kicked him in the head is stopped by the Crown.

Story 4 – Socialist Pedro Sanchez is given the opportunity to try and form a government in Spain. He must do this before November 24 or else the country goes back to the polls.

Story 5 – India cracks down on news posting agency, claiming that it’s money laundering, shocking free press advocates.

Daily News – Oct. 3, 2023

October 3, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Manitoba sold off more social housing units than it created in the past 7 years. The good news is that the NDP is poised to win today. The bad news is that their social housing policy isn’t great.

Story 2 – Man murders woman in an assisted living facility for people with neurodegenerative illness. He was not a resident though he was the woman’s partner. Since opening in 2021, La Ressource/L’Étincelle has been plagued with safety issues.

Story 3 – Is the CRTC coming after my free speech as a podcast? No. But will they actually make Spotify pay me for the content they’ve stolen from me? Also no.

Story 4 – Dengue outbreak in Bangladesh has infected more than 200,000 people and killed at least 1017 people.

Daily News – Oct. 2, 2023

October 2, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Rent strikes in Weston grow as tenants at two Lawrence Ave. W. appartments go on rent strike.

Story 2 – Puffins experienced a massive die-off of puffin babies this summer. Some are calling for an end to the capelin fishing industry as a result.

Story 3 – Indigenous leadership in New Brunswick decry the centralization of Indigenous issues within Aboriginal Affairs.

Story 4 – Afghanistan embassy in India closes.

Story 5 – A crash in Chiapas, Mexico kills 10 migrants. Nearly 100 migrants have died in road accidents in Mexico this year alone.

Daily News – Sept. 29, 2023

September 29, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – IED explosion in Barrie neighbourhood puzzles investigators.

Story 2 – Scott Moe to invoke the Notwithstanding Clause to enable his legislation that attacks trans children to pass.

Story 3 – 15 potential unmarked graves found at the site of former residential school in Carcross, Yukon. Poor record keeping means that finding names and communities for the school’s students has been difficult.

Story 4 – Nisga’a to celebrate the rematriation of a totem pole that was stolen from them in 1929 and placed in the Museum of Scotland.

Story 5 – Canada, UK, US and Taiwan condemn plans of Myanmar’s militry junta to hold elections.

Daily News – Sept. 28, 2023

September 28, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Source of the e. coli outbreak in Calgary is mostly likely a meat loaf and a vegan loaf served to toddlers at the end of August. Charges against the owners of Fueling Minds have been laid.

Story 2 – Quebec white nationalist has his invitation to appear before a parliamentary committee hearing on immigration rescinded.

Story 3 – Lobby organizations and bureaucrats with CFIA and Health Canada co-developed a new policy on GMO plants.

Story 4 – Tens of thousands of Indigenous people rally in Bogota calling for an end to the violence that Indigenous people face, especially land defenders.

Daily News – Sept. 27, 2023

September 27, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Man’s arm is severely injured after Saskatoon police sic their dogs on him.

Story 2 – Two conservative party activists have been charged with defrauding the Royal Canadian Legion in Vaughan.

Story 3 – A blast at a fuel station in the Nagorno-Karabakh region kills 20 and injures 300 as ethnic Armenians flee from Azerbaijan’s attacks.

Story 4 – 100 people have died in a fire that broke out at a wedding reception in Iraq’s north.

Story 5 – 453 people, mostly children aged 5-14 have died in massive diptheria outbreak in Nigeria. The outbreak is being fuled by a historical gap in vaccination.

Daily News – Sept. 26, 2023

September 26, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Crown decides there was no reasonable prospect for conviction of Con Drain Group in death of six people — a company owned by the politically-connected and super wealthy Degasperis family.

Story 2 – Children are waiting longer and longer for surgeries, with a massive gap in wait times emerging from province to province.

Story 3 – Quebec government promises to extend COVID premiums to public sector workers and says that if the Common Front is good, they might even get these premiums forever. Things are heating up in public sector bargaining.

Story 4 – A Malian airplane has crashed in the city of Gao, killing some number of Wagner group soldiers.

Story 5 – At least 29 people have died in this year’s rainy season from mudslides in Guatemala.

Daily News – Sept. 25, 2023

September 25, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – With insurance companies refusing to insure certain kinds of water damage, the federal government looks to underwrite water damage.

Story 2 – Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park might have all of its fish culled to get a handle on a parasite that caues something called whirling disease in trout and salman.

Story 3 – Canadian parliamentarians perform their tenuous grasp of history by applauding a veteran of the SS.

Story 4 – Have talks between Kosovo and Serbia gone as far as they can go? Kosovoan president is saying they need to be scrapped entirely and started from scratch.

Daily News – Sept. 22, 2023

September 22, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Three women who fraudently claimed Inuit status to get scolarships, awards and other benefits have been charged with fraud over $5000.

Story 2 – Woman is defrauded hundreds of thousands of dollars after she responded to an online job ad for a job that would pay up to $400 per day.

Story 3 – Symposium on Long COVID hears from researchers about how prevalent Long COVID is among healthcare workers (it’s 10%, according to one study).

Story 4 – The president of the Democratic Republic of Congo has said that he will ask the UN to withdraw peacekeeping troops by next year.

Daily News – Sept. 21, 2023

September 21, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Bigots vandalize three CUPE educational worker offices in London, Ontario just before the national day of protest against gender being taught in schools.

Story 2 – Another Ontario cabinet minister resigns, this one because he had a massage, in Vegas, with a developer who had land removed from the Greenbelt, in 2020 that he forgot to mention.

Story 3 – Poland announces that it will cease sending arms to Ukraine over grain export tensions

Story 4 – Six Palestinians have been killed by Israel, most during Israel’s night raids into refugee camps.

Daily News – Sept. 20, 2023

September 20, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Durham police tased a girl in her school.

Story 2 – A worker died in Calgary in an incident inovolving a marble slab.

Story 3 – Artur Pawlowski gets 60 days in jail for his involvement at the Coutts border blockade. The judge gave him credit for time already served.

Story 4 – Waitlist for CSHLDs in Quebec is the largest its been since Oct. 2018.

Story 5 – Azerbaijan launches military attack against ethnic Armenians in the Nargorno-Karabakh region.

Daily News – Sept. 19, 2023

September 19, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Strike deadline passes by, Unifor members are in legal strike position with Ford Motor Company.

Story 2 – Sex workers’ rights organizations decry Superior Cour decision to not strike down sex work laws as unconstitutional

Story 3 – The e. coli outbreak in Calgary linked to a common daycare kitchen continues to grow

Story 4 – Canada lays the blame for the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar at the feet of the Indian government.

Story 5 – 24 people killed in bus accident in Peru.

Daily News – Sept. 18, 2023

September 18, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Devestating cuts announced at Metroland Media Group — 605 workers will be laid off, accounting for 60% of the company’s workforce.

Story 2 – Wildfires force evacuations in central BC, parts of the Okanagan region and Sunshine Coast while Hay River residents are finally allowed back home.

Story 3 – Today is the National Day of Action to demand that Manitoba search the Prairie Green landfill in Winnipeg to find the remains of two murdered Indigenous women.

Story 4 – Protesters take to the streets of Quebec demanding that Bill 31 be scrapped, hoping to protect the rights tenants have to pass their lease onto a new tenant.

Story 5 – A new military and economic alliance forms between Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger.

Daily News – Sept. 15, 2023

September 15, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Massive fire at industrial recyling facility in Saint John forces people to shelter in place because of concerns of air quality.

Story 2 – Man’s 8-year prison sentence overturned because police violated his charter rights and considering of the Good Samaritan Act — his call to 911 saved his friend’s life.

Story 3 – Dozens of people held in a migrant jail in Laval are on hunger strike, demanding an end to arbitrary detentions.

Story 4 – Canada isn’t producing the munitions that we’ve promised to send to Ukraine and the defense industry is frustrated.

Story 5 – Nigeria had catastrophic power failure yesterday — their national grid wasn’t producing a single megawatt of power for some of yesterday morning.

Story 6 – Dominican Republic is closing its border with Haiti over a dispute over canal construction shared by both countries.

Daily News – Sept. 14, 2023

September 14, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Abortion access in rural Newfoundland difficult, as featured in this Radio-Canada deep dive.

Story 2 – About 100,000 workers were shortchanged what they were owed from Ontario workplace insurance board. Amounts range from $70 to $40,000.

Story 3 – The driver of the truck that crashed into the Humboldt Broncos bus killing 16 fights his deportation.

Story 4 – A British soldier is accused in the murder of a Manitoba man in Downtown Toronto.

Story 5 – 56 people are dead after a fire in an apartment building in Hanoi.

Story 6 – Mexican legislators either hear about aliens or hear about a hoax; who is to say?

Daily News – Sept. 13, 2023

September 13, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Life expectancy in Saskatchewan has dropped by 2 years since 2019. Data does not tease out First Nations from non-First Nations people.

Story 2 – It will take 20 years for Canada to have its money paid back from Stellantis and Volkeswagen, ot 5, as the Liberals have claimed.

Story 3 – Stop buying decongestants in pill form! New report for the US FDA strongly suggests that they don’t work (something that some people have been saying for a long time)

Story 4 – More money than ever was spent last year policing the Coastal GasLink pipeline.

Story 5 – Libya hit by massive storm, causing two dams to give out and unleashing huge amounts of water on towns and cities. 10,000 people at least are feared missing.

Daily News – Sept. 12, 2023

September 12, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Wondering where to do your driving test in Ontario? Head to a rural testing centre, where the odds of passing rise to 88%

Story 2 – The Toronto trial of Peter Nygard starts as charges against the fashion mogul drop from 11 to 6.

Story 3 – The e. coli outbreak at a Calgary kitchen that sent food to daycares has risen to 231, including severe illness in 21 children. There are “fewer than 10” children currently on dialysis.

Story 4 – The CBC does propaganda for the Department of Defence with their embedded media crew on board the HMCS Ottawa who is “patrolling” the East China Sea.

Story 5 – the US has had 23 separate billion-dollar storms in 2023, surpassing the record of 2020 when the entire year had 22 billion-dollar storms. And there are still four months left!

Story 6 – Six soccer players abducted in Balochistan province in Pakistan are still missing.

Daily news – Sept. 11, 2023

September 11, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – The town of Conception Harbour cannot afford garbage collection or city lighting as it seeks hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes from … well, they aren’t sure who.

Story 2 – About 50 workers in Mississauga are owed up to $13,000 each after their food processing company goes belly up. The workers are protesting their worksite every day demanding that back wages are paid.

Story 3 – Disturbing video released as part of trial of correctional officer accused in the death of William Ahmo, an Anishanabe man who told officers he couldn’t breathe more than 20 times as they restrained him.

Story 4 – More than 2000 people in Morocco have been killed by the biggest earthquake in more than a century.

Story 5 – Coup leadership in Niger warns that France is amassing troops to try and restore former President Mohamad Bazoum.

Daily News – Sept. 7, 2023

September 7, 2023 Sandy and Nora

Story 1 – Looking for cheap bread in Nova Scotia? If Dollarama is close to Sobeys, you wont find it there.

Story 2 – Man dies in police custody in Winnipeg, the third to die in police custody in two months

Story 3 – Man who came to Canada when he was 11 is scheduled to be deported

Story 4 – As Antony Blinken visits Ukraine, Russia strikes a busy market, killing at least 17 people.

Story 5 – At least 32 people killed after strike from Sudenese Army in Omdurman.

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