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Yes, self-defence is allowed in Canada. ‘Misinformation’ abounds as man charged in assault of intruder: lawyer

[published_date] After a decision to charge a man for allegedly assaulting an intruder in his home in Lindsay, Ont., sparked widespread reaction this week, one criminal lawyer has a reminder for the public: self-defence is legal in Canada, but within reason.  The Kawartha Lakes Police Service has faced criticism for charging a 44-year-old man after an altercation…

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Family ‘enormously’ thankful for support as GPS data puts missing Norwegian trekker by northern Manitoba river

[published_date] Family of a Norwegian trekker missing near a remote part of northern Manitoba's Hudson Bay coastline are grateful for the support they're receiving from a mix of volunteers, emergency services officials and the public in helping to raise awareness and search for the 29-year-old. Steffen Skjottelvik was last heard from on Aug. 14, when RCMP say…

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Flight cancelled due to Air Canada strike? You may have more rights than you think

[published_date] The Air Canada flight attendants strike disrupted travel for hundreds of thousands of passengers.  As travellers scramble to rearrange their plans, many are seeking answers about their rights. They may be surprised to learn that passengers set to depart from most European countries have more protections than those booked on domestic flights. Here's what you…

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U.S. hikes steel, aluminum tariffs on imported appliances, railcars, EV parts

[published_date] The U.S. Commerce Department said on Tuesday it is hiking steel and aluminum tariffs on more than 400 products including wind turbines, mobile cranes, appliances, bulldozers and other heavy equipment, along with railcars, motorcycles, marine engines, furniture and hundreds of other products. The department said 407 product categories are being added to the list…

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Group files greenwashing complaint with securities watchdog against Enbridge, Cenovus

[published_date] A shareholder advocacy group has filed a greenwashing complaint with Alberta's securities watchdog alleging Cenovus Inc., one of Canada's biggest oilsands producers, and Enbridge Inc., the country's biggest crude pipeline operator, have misled investors in their environmental disclosures. Investors for Paris Compliance, which seeks to hold publicly traded companies accountable for their climate commitments,…

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Federal government taps Cohere to work on use of AI in public service

[published_date] The federal government has signed an agreement with a Canadian artificial intelligence company to identify areas where AI can enhance public service operations. Cohere will look at how its products can improve federal public services, said Sofia Ouslis, a spokesperson for Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon. The agreement sets up "early-stage collaboration" between the…

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