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2015年2月18日 星期三

2015-02-19 Canada English More Top Stories


CTV News
   
Seventeen Abbotsford police officers under investigation for misconduct   
The Globe and Mail
Seventeen police officers in the British Columbia city of Abbotsford – once known as the “murder capital of Canada” for its gang wars – are being investigated for misconduct, with their chief pointing at how the officers handled informants. The allegations ...

2015-02-19 Canada English Health


CTV News
   
New measles case in Niagara brings Ontario total to 17   
CTV News
A sixth case of the measles has been confirmed in the Niagara Region, bringing Ontario's total to 17, health officials said Wednesday. The latest case involves an unvaccinated female, the medical officer of health for the region said Wednesday. She is ...

2015-02-19 Canada English Science


570 News
   
Three Waterloo academics named among Canada's top researchers for 2015   
Phys.Org
Three Waterloo academics are named among Canada's Top Natural Sciences and Engineering Researchers for 2015 by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) today. The work of these researchers is advancing human ...

2015-02-19 Canada English Sports


Montreal Gazette
   
Habs Game Report: Ottawa netminder Hammond wins first start   
Montreal Gazette
Ottawa Senators right wing Mark Stone scores as Montreal Canadiens left wing Max Pacioretty, goalie Dustin Tokarski , defenseman Tom Gilbert and Sentaors Kyle Turris look on during third period NHL action Wednesday February 18, 2015 in Ottawa.
Ottawa Senators beat Montreal Canadiens to give goaltender Andrew Hammond ...   National Post
Andrew Hammond gets the win in his first NHL start   Ottawa Citizen
Hammond pulls out all the stops in Senators victory   CTV News
Sportsnet.ca   
MiamiHerald.com   
Thompson Citizen   
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National Post
   
Toronto Maple Leafs, Edmonton Oilers or Buffalo Sabres — which NHL cities are ...   
National Post
Over at ESPN.com, behind a paywall, toils the fertile mind of hockey insider Craig Custance, a superior sportswriter whose only failing is a strange aversion to In-N-Out burgers. Leafs hope Olli Jokinen can bring positive attitude to team steeped in 'negative ...

2015-02-19 Canada English Entertainment


USA TODAY
   
No surprise here — big sales for Drake's new album   
USA TODAY
If you're reading this, it's because Drake pulled off music's biggest surprise this year. Without warning, the rapper released 17-song mixtape If You're Reading This, It's Too Late on iTunes and other digital. Loading… Post to Facebook. No surprise here — big ...

2015-02-19 Canada English Technology


TechRadar
   
Neptune Duo gives the smartwatch all the power and makes your mobile dumb   
TechRadar
The Neptune Duo is an intriguing new product from the start up firm which brought us the phone-in-a-watch Neptune Pine last year. Where as the Pine got rid of your smartphone completely, the Neptune Duo wants you to keep hold of a larger screen, but it ...

2015-02-19 Canada English Business


CBC.ca
   
$250M US customs plaza to be paid for by Canada   
CBC.ca
Canada has agreed to pay the entire cost to build a U.S. Customs plaza adjacent to the planned Detroit-Windsor bridge, Transport Minister Lisa Raitt announced in the House of Commons on Wednesday. The federal government was already planning to pay ...

2015-02-19 Canada English Canada


CTV News
   
Seventeen Abbotsford police officers under investigation for misconduct   
The Globe and Mail
Seventeen police officers in the British Columbia city of Abbotsford – once known as the “murder capital of Canada” for its gang wars – are being investigated for misconduct, with their chief pointing at how the officers handled informants. The allegations ...

2015-02-19 Canada English World


Fox News
   
Obama appeals to Muslims for support, as Ottawa calls out radical Islam   
The Globe and Mail
Islamic jihadis have “declared war on Canada and its allies,” posing a grave threat and justifying sweeping new surveillance of terrorist suspects, Minister of Public Safety Steven Blaney said Wednesday as he headed to a summit hosted by U.S. President ...