2015-06-04 Canada English More Top Stories

CBC.ca   

Biometric data collection powers in budget bill raise concerns   
CBC.ca
The federal government's move to expand its power to collect biometric information on visitors to Canada is giving rise to privacy concerns and calls for closer scrutiny. The government currently collects a digital photograph and 10 fingerprints to verify the ...

2015-06-04 Canada English Health

The Globe and Mail   

CFIA warns parents to inspect infant formula for signs of tampering, substitution   
The Globe and Mail
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is advising people using baby formula to check the packaging for signs of tampering or product substitution. The agency says it has become aware of reports of product substitution or tampering in infant formula products ...

2015-06-04 Canada English Science

Maine News Online   

Two Canadian Astronauts to Venture on Space Missions by 2024   
Maine News Online
Canada becomes the third country to renew participation in the International Space Station (ISS) as it announced on Tuesday, its plans to fly two newest astronauts to space by 2024. The United States and Russia have recently committed to fund ISS for few ...

2015-06-04 Canada English Sports

CTV News   

Gary Bettman insists Coyotes, Panthers are staying put   
CTV News
TAMPA, Fla. -- While the Pittsburgh Penguins could be sold and the NHL may soon embark on a formal expansion process, commissioner Gary Bettman insisted neither the Arizona Coyotes nor the Florida Panthers were moving. Bettman refuted recent ...

2015-06-04 Canada English Entertainment

Toronto Sun   

Michelle Duggar: We felt like failures   
Toronto Sun
Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar have broken their silence for the first time since allegations surfaced their son Josh Duggar, now 27, had molested underage girls when he was a teenager. In a 30 second preview of the interview with the '19 Kids and Counting' ...

2015-06-04 Canada English Technology

The Globe and Mail   

Microsoft to build two data centres in Canada as it expands cloud services   
The Globe and Mail
Microsoft Corp. will build two data centres in Canada as it expands its cloud computing services to government departments with “data sovereignty” requirements, the company announced Tuesday. According to Janet Kennedy, president of Microsoft Canada ...

2015-06-04 Canada English Business

The Globe and Mail   

Vancouver mayor pitches affordable housing idea   
The Globe and Mail
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson is calling on the province to increase its property-transfer tax on the most expensive properties and invest the proceeds into affordable housing. He makes the pitch in a newly disclosed letter to B.C. Premier Christy Clark, ...

2015-06-04 Canada English Canada

CBC.ca   

Biometric data collection powers in budget bill raise concerns   
CBC.ca
The federal government's move to expand its power to collect biometric information on visitors to Canada is giving rise to privacy concerns and calls for closer scrutiny. The government currently collects a digital photograph and 10 fingerprints to verify the ...

2015-06-04 Canada English World

The Indian Express   

8000 people murdered, starved, suffocated, and tortured to death in Nigeria ...   
The Indian Express
Nigerian military abuses have caused the deaths of some 8,000 civilians in the fight against Boko Haram extremists, Amnesty International said in a report released on Wednesday. The London-based human rights group named senior officers it wanted tried ...