Chrystia Freeland takes shots at Poilievre, Trudeau on ’Real Time with Bill Maher’

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In this article, Beverly Biderman reflects on her experience growing up deaf and how advancements in technology have significantly improved her quality of life. She now uses cochlear implants and Bluetooth technology to hear phone conversations, music, and more. Speech-to-text apps on her cellphone help her understand speech when faces are covered by masks. Despite some societal challenges, Biderman is grateful for the progress that has been made for deaf individuals and looks forward to...

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Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo kicked off the 97th Academy Awards with performances in tribute to Los Angeles following wildfires. Host Conan O’Brien entertained the crowd with jokes and a musical routine, leading to Kieran Culkin winning the first award for best supporting actor. Culkin humorously mentioned a promise from his wife in his acceptance speech. Full Article

The Toronto Zoo confirmed that transaction data, including credit card information, was leaked on the dark web after a cyber attack in January 2024. The compromised data includes names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and the last four digits of credit cards for guests and members who made transactions between 2000 and April 2023. The zoo has reported the incident to the IPC and has taken steps to improve IT security and detect security issues...

Alberta lawmakers, both ruling UCP and Opposition NDP, engaged in a marathon emergency debate on tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, with tariffs ranging from 10 to 25 percent on Canadian goods, including agriculture and manufacturing. Premier Danielle Smith emphasized the negative impact on Alberta's economy and urged against countervailing tariffs, advocating for diversifying trading partnerships and prioritizing infrastructure development for energy exports. UCP members like Chelsae Petrovic and Garth Rowswell highlighted the need...