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2:27Feds to give $25,000 to families of each Canadian who died on Flight PS752
Trudeau says the money is intended to cover the cost of funeral arrangements or travel, and it's on top of an earlier commitment to waive fees and speed up processing times for visas for those affected by the crash.
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Harvey Weinstein jury selected, includes seven men, five women
More than 80 women have accused Weinstein, 67, of sexual harassment or assault, many saying he used his power over their careers to abuse them. The New York criminal case against him involves two women.
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2:27Airliner crash a mistake that pleased Iran's enemies: Supreme Leader Khamenei
In a rare sermon at Friday prayers in Tehran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says Iran's international rivals have seized on the crash to question the country and its armed forces.
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Paris Louvre closed amid strikes over pension plans
Several dozen protesters, including some Louvre employees, staged the demonstration after an appeal from several hard-left trade unions against Macron's planned changes to the retirement system.
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4:37China's economy grew 6% in fourth quarter as demand stabilized
China’s economy stabilized last quarter after slowing to the weakest pace in almost three decades, as rising demand and easing trade tensions supported sentiment.
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RCMP creating DNA profiles to help identify Canadians killed in Iran plane crash
Canada's national police force is taking part in the massive effort to identify dozens of Canadians killed in last week's plane crash in Iran.
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2:01Russia moves quickly to make Putin's new vision a reality
Vladimir Putin’s new choice for prime minister pledged to make changes in the cabinet just a day after the Russian leader surprised the political elite with a government shakeup and a constitutional overhaul that could allow him to extend his 20-year rule.
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3:56Second-hottest year on record capped warmest-ever decade
Five research institutions say temperatures are rising along with fossil fuel pollution.
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8:55Zelensky says he and Trudeau talked crash punishment after Iran arrests
“Our Ukrainian experts and diplomats are ready to collaborate closely with our Canadian counterparts in Tehran. I confirmed this to @JustinTrudeau once more. We will also co-ordinate efforts to punish those responsible for this tragedy,” Zelensky wrote in a tweet.
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3:00Jeff Bezos's India visit marked by probe and protests
Amazon.com Inc. Chief Executive Officer Jeff Bezos is facing a bitter welcome during his India visit this week as the country’s antitrust regulator initiated a formal investigation just hours before his arrival and trader bodies comprising millions of infuriated small store owners announced demonstrations.
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8:55Ukraine urges five-nation probe into downed jet, even without Iran
Ukraine's foreign minister will head to London to meet with counterparts from the U.K., Canada, Sweden and Afghanistan after Iran admitted shooting down Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 by mistake, killing all 176 people aboard.
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8:55Iran makes arrests over jet disaster and vows full investigation
Iran said it’s arrested a number of people linked to the Jan. 8 downing of a Ukrainian passenger jet, and the country’s president called on the judiciary to form a special court and fully investigate the disaster.
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Boris Johnson hints he won't ban Huawei from U.K.'s 5G networks
Boris Johnson suggested his government may be ready to allow Huawei Technologies Co. to supply at least some equipment for its 5G broadband networks even in the face of strong pressure for a ban from the U.S.
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TSB chair says agency wants answers in deadly Ukraine airline crash
Canada's Transportation Safety Board says that Iranian officials have invited it to participate as an observer in analysis of the voice and flight data recorders from the Ukrainian jetliner shot down by a missile. The crash killed 176 people including 57 Canadians.
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The Daily Chase: Fury mounts over Iran jet strike; Boeing's new CEO takes reins
Iran’s admission on Saturday that Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 was downed by a missile fired due to “human error” unleashed a wave of protests in Tehran this weekend and raised Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s ire.
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4:23Volcano shakes the Philippines and a worse eruption may be near
Manila’s airport was ordered closed, as was the country’s stock exchange Monday morning. Evacuations have begun, with planning for moving as many as 200,000 people.
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3:29Japanese billionaire looking for love to take on Musk moon trip
An eccentric, lonely Japanese billionaire planning to fly to the moon on Elon Musk’s rocket is looking for the love of his life to join him on his journey. He just hasn’t found her yet.
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5:35Iran protests turn violent in ongoing anger over downed jet
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Saturday said he was “outraged” and “furious” by the shooting down of Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752. At least 57 Canadians were among the dead.
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3:18Tsai wins second term in landslide as voters stand up to Beijing
Xi Jinping’s goal of bringing Taiwan under his control moved further out of his grasp as the island re-elected a president who has vowed to defend its sovereignty, drawing accusations of cheating and voter intimidation from Beijing.
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Iran admits downing Boeing jet in a dramatic U-turn
Iran said it accidentally shot down a Ukrainian jetliner this week, according to the semi-official ISNA news agency.
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3:45Meghan and Harry’s 'US$100-million brand' tees up massive post-royal payday
“They’re a US$100 million brand ... There are going to be lots of people lining up with their chequebooks.”
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13:55U.S. probes if Russia is targeting Biden in 2020 election meddling
The probe comes as senior U.S. officials are warning that Russia’s election interference in 2020 could be more brazen than in the 2016 presidential race or the 2018 midterm election.
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Mnuchin says U.S. to waive sanctions for Iran crash probe
The investigation into a Boeing Co,. 737-800 flown by Ukraine International Airlines, which plunged from the sky minutes after takeoff Wednesday morning, killing all 176 people aboard, is fraught with difficulty and intrigue.
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The Daily Chase: Canada caps strong year for hiring; TMX CEO steps down
2019 turned out to be a strong year for hiring in Canada. Statistics Canada says 320,000 jobs were added last year, the most since 2007. In December alone, the Canadian economy added 35,200 positions, better than expectations of a 25,000 gain.
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4:27Life on the run is proving expensive for Carlos Ghosn
Life on the run is proving expensive for Carlos Ghosn.The cost of his escape included $14 million in forfeited bail money while the operation that saw him celebrate New Year’s Eve in Beirut could have cost $15 million or more.
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5:37Intelligence says Iranian missile downed Ukrainian airliner: Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says intelligence from multiple sources indicates that an Iranian missile downed the Ukraine International Airlines flight that crashed near Tehran on Wednesday.
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6:45Iran calls on West to prove claims Boeing jet was shot down
Iran called on Western governments to prove claims the Boeing Co. 737-800 passenger jet that crashed near Tehran on Wednesday was shot down, intensifying a standoff that could complicate an already difficult investigation fraught with geopolitical hurdles.
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2:20What financial freedom means for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
“They value the ability to earn a professional income, which in the current structure they are prohibited from doing,” the website sussexroyal.com explains.
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6:45Trudeau set to address plane crash probe as reports point finger at Iran
Two U.S. officials told The Associated Press Thursday it was "highly likely" that an Iranian anti-aircraft missile downed the jetliner.
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6:45More vigils to be held for Canadian victims of plane crash in Iran
Vigils are scheduled for this evening on Parliament Hill, in Toronto's north end and in Halifax. Hundreds gathered across the country on Wednesday night to mourn in the bitter cold in Edmonton and Toronto.
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6:06The Daily Chase: Boeing crash aftermath; Trump calms markets
We’ll continue to track the fallout today from the tragic crash of the Ukrainian International Airlines jet near Tehran that killed 63 Canadians. And It’s not often we can say U.S. President Donald Trump has calmed the markets, but that’s exactly what he did yesterday.
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4:07Canada pushing Tehran for direct access on plane crash: Trudeau
Canada is pushing to be part of the Iranian-led investigation of the plane crash near Tehran that killed everyone on board, including 138 people bound for Canada, says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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6:45Boeing shares rise on speculation missile downed Ukrainian jet
Boeing Co. shares rose on reports that an accidental missile strike or terrorist bomb, rather than mechanical mishap, may be responsible for the crash of Ukrainian jet near Tehran on Wednesday.
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3:12Global growth poised for modest pickup this year, World Bank says
Global economic growth is likely to pick up slowly this year and next, though the recovery will be more modest than previously estimated despite the easing of trade tensions, according to the World Bank.
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2:20Prince Harry, Duchess of Sussex to 'step back' as senior royals
"After many months of reflection and internal discussions, we have chosen to make a transition this year in starting to carve out a progressive new role within this institution," the couple said in a statement. "We intend to step back as `senior' members of the royal family and work to become financially independent, while continuing to fully support her majesty the queen."
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10:38Trump says Iran is 'standing down' in confrontation with U.S.
President Donald Trump said no Americans were harmed by an Iranian missile attack on U.S. bases in Iraq early Wednesday, defended the U.S. killing of a top Iranian general and said he would impose new sanctions on Tehran.
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1:42Canadians killed in Iran plane crash were part of large diaspora
At least a third of the 176 passengers killed in the Boeing 737 crash in Iran were Canadians, likely taking advantage of cheap flights home to Toronto, which has one of the world’s largest Iranian diasporas.
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3:54Finland's millennial PM calls for debate on 4-day work week
Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin, 34, was asked about the idea during a trip to Sweden on Wednesday.
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The Daily Chase: Boeing crash kills 63 Canadians, Ghosn speaks out
Sixty-three Canadians are dead following a plane crash in over Tehran. A Boeing 737-800 jet flown by Ukrainian International Airlines crashed minutes after taking off from Iran’s capital.
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Australian economy staggers under wildfires, setting up stimulus
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. sees immediate economic hits to private investment and farm production, with a drag on tourism deepening over coming months.