Canada Data Center Market Size to Cross $3.5 Billion, Growing at a CAGR Of Over 3% During the Period 2020?2025
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Gettysburg ‘flag-burning hoax’ sees armed far-right groups assemble
A fake call served to mobilise far-right militias to descend on the Gettysburg battleground site.
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Gettysburg ‘flag-burning hoax’ sees armed far-right groups assemble
A fake call served to mobilise far-right militias to descend on the Gettysburg battleground site.
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Federal quarantine site in Halifax holding 8 people as of Monday
The federal government is paying to house and feed hundreds of people it has ordered into quarantine across Canada, including the young man who traveled from the United States to Halifax and is connected to P.E.I.’s first COVID-19 cluster in two months.
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Police seek public’s help after pro-communist graffiti scrawled at memorial site
Ottawa police are seeking the public’s assistance after a temporary sign at the future site of the Memorial to the Victims of Communism was defaced with graffiti.
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Canada adds health officials at U.S. border crossings to screen for COVID-19
As the volume of travellers entering Canada through the U.S. has increased in recent weeks, public health officials are being placed at land borders to bolster screening for COVID-19.
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2 presumptive COVID-19 cases at Mary River Mine, says Nunavut’s top doctor
Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Michael Patterson announced 2 presumptive cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday.
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Posters show support for Black community after noose found at 3rd construction site
Community members are pushing back with posters and artwork in support of the city’s Black community after another company contacted police upon finding a noose at one of its construction sites in Toronto.
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More and more hail claims in Canada
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US, Canada Must Help Reclaim Hagia Sophia Cathedral
The changed status of Hagia Sophia can only deepen the interfaith divisions simmering below the surface in Turkish society. As a responsible member of the international community, Canada cannot afford to sit on the sidelines.
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