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• Colorado Springs Switchbacks sign Hadji Barry after trading away two key pieces of 2020 team The Gazette - Colorado Switchbacks FC traded two players who had big impacts on the 2020 team before signing a player expected to elevate the 2021 squad Tuesday. The club announced Tuesday morning that midfielders Aidan Daniels and Hiroki Kurimoto were sent to OKC Energy FC for …
• Ontario reports 1,670 new COVID-19 cases — fewest since late November CBC/Radio-Canada Ontario reported 1,670 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, the fewest on a single day since late November. They include 450 in Toronto, 342 in Peel Region, 171 in York Region and 128 in Niagara Region.  Other public health units that saw double-digit …
• Trudeau government looks to continental energy strategy in wake of Keystone cancellation CBC/Radio-Canada The federal government is eyeing a comprehensive North American energy strategy as workers reel from cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline. The project's presidential permit was rescinded by U.S. President Joe Biden on his first day in office, …
• Ottawa residents seek to dump Trump street name The Times of India
• Canadian military dealing with surge in new COVID-19 infections since December National Newswatch OTTAWA — The Canadian Armed Forces is grappling with a surge in the number of troops who have been infected with COVID-19 over the past month, even as a growing number of service members have started receiving vaccinations from the illness. Nearly 250 …
• 300,000 dual citizens in Hong Kong must choose between Canada and China after policy change National Newswatch Ottawa is growing increasingly concerned about the rights of 300,000 Canadian citizens in Hong Kong, after the territory’s government declared that dual citizens must choose the nationality they wish to maintain. “Canada is aware of the Hong Kong …
• Years after he was freed, a French court decides today whether Hassan Diab goes on trial in terrorism case National Newswatch France’s court of appeal will decide today whether Canadian academic Hassan Diab goes on trial in connection with a 40-year-old bombing attack outside a Paris synagogue — three years after a lower court set him free due to a lack of evidence. Diab, a 67- …
• Int’l policy experts warn against Bloomberg’s influence in PH FDA Manila Bulletin More international health and policy experts urged countries to protect regulatory agencies from foreign influence following the admission of the Philippines Food and Drug Administration (FDA) it has received grants from foreign vested interest groups. “ …
• Governor Whitmer announces appointments to Bipartisan Protect Michigan Commission The Daily Mining Gazette - Michigan LANSING — Governor Gretchen Whitmer appointed new members to the bipartisan Protect Michigan Commission. The appointees represent a diverse array of industries, professions, and backgrounds. Housed within the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), …
• Canada seeking reassurance as Europe mulls export controls on COVID-19 vaccines National Newswatch OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he remains confident in Canada's vaccine supplies despite threats from Europe that it might impose export controls on vaccines produced on that continent. Speaking to reporters outside his Ottawa residence …