Canada Launches World’s First Carbon Capture Coal-Fired Plant in Saskatchewan
The world's first carbon capture coal-fired plant has been launched, not in the U.S., but in Canada.
Pope Francis Favoured to Win by Bookmakers for the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize
Pope Francis is heavily favoured by bookmakers to win this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
US Cites 'Planetary Defense' As Reason For Keeping Old Nuclear Weapons
The United States is keeping some old nuclear weapons and isn't dismantling them because of asteroid risks to the planet.
Russia Terminates Student Exchange Program with US on ‘Gay’ Relations
Russia is terminating its 2-decade old student exchange program with the U.S. on alleged gay conspiracy to a Russian teen.
Canadian Universities Drop in 2014-2015 World University Rankings
Canadian higher education institutions isnt faring well, according to a 2014-2015 World University Rankings.
Hero Peacekeepers Are Pope Francis’ Protectors In Philippine Visit
Filipino peacekeepers have been assigned to protect Pope Francis when he visits the Philippines in January 2015.
ISIS Receives Food, Ammunition Due To Mistake Of Iraqi Pilots
Iraqi pilots had given the ISIS jihadi fighters a supply ration of food, water and ammunition by mistake.
ISIS Supporters are Walking Among the Many in the United States – Report
The United States has already a number of ISIS supporters in its soil.
Over 1,000 New Jobs Available at Oakville Assembly – Ford of Canada
Over 1,000 new jobs are up for grabs at the Ford Motors Oakville Assembly plant in Ontario.
Hajj Pilgrims From Ebola-Stricken Nations Banned In Saudi Arabia Mecca
Saudi Arabia is expecting three million pilgrims for the annual Hajj 2014.
Japan Volcanic Eruption Will Not Hamper Nuclear Restarts
The circumstances surrounding the eruption of Mount Ontake will not derail Japan's plans of restarting its 50 nuclear power plants.
Hong Kong Protest in Photos, Video Captures Magnitude of Action
China has been busy scouring the Web and deleting photos and comments concerning the Hong Kong protests.
Airstrikes Against ISIS Has Claimed Innocent Lives In Syria, Dubbed ‘Ineffective’ By Jihadi Fighters, US Military To Ask For More Spending Money
ISIS jihadi fighters were long prepared for the airstrikes of the U.S.-led coalition.
Air Canada Adds New Internatinal Routes in 2015: Also Extends Services in Other Destinations
Air Canada will start offering the Toronto-Amsterdam route beginning June on 2015.
Pope Francis Mulls Lifting Holy Communion Ban on Divorcees, Feared to Split Catholic Church
Pope Francis is said to be opening discussions of the lifting of the ban of giving Holy Communion to Roman Catholic divorcees, much to the chagrin of the faith’s international bishops.
Washington Think Tank Hires ‘Call Of Duty’ Creator To Help Aid Against Future US Terror Attacks
A video game creator has been tapped to help the U.S. government map strategies on how to combat future terror threats and attacks.
Saudi Prince Receives Death Threats After Joining Airstrikes Against ISIS
Members of the radical ISIS have reportedly vowed to go after those who participated in Tuesday's airstrikes, among them was Prince Khaled bin Salman, son of Saudi Crown Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.
Pope Francis Kicks Out Paraguay Bishop From Post For Sheltering Paedophile Priest
A Paraguay bishop accused of shielding a paedophile priest has been sacked by the Vatican.
Gold-Dispensing ATM Launched in Singapore
Asia now has a gold-dispensing automated teller machine, and it is located in Singapore. The two ATMs are in Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa.
Japan’s Fukushima Prefecture Stricken by 5.0-M Earthquake
Japan's Fukushima Prefecture has been jolted by a pair of moderate earthquakes on Wednesday.
Canada’s National Anthem Found Sexist, Should be Updated – Liberal MP
A Liberal MP is pushing that the lyrics of Canada's national anthem badly needs updating because it is sexist.
Burger King, Tim Hortons Merger Still On Go Despite The New US Tax Rules, $2.25B Worth of Notes Issued To Fund Purchase
Burger King has issued $2.25 billion worth of notes to help it gather funds that will aid its $11 billion purchase of coffee-and-doughnut chain Tim Hortons, in what looked to be a direct contention to a new tax deal crackdown set in motion by the U.S. Treasury Department.
Study Finds Canadian Sex Workers Happy, Content With Their Jobs
Canadian sex workers have been found to be actually satisfied with their jobs, in what is a direct opposition to the proposed Bill C-36.
Rare Enterovirus D68 Now Present in 3 Canada Provinces
At least three provinces in Canada now have patients inflicted with the rare enterovirus D68. These are in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario.
Vatican City’s First–Ever Arrest: Puts Ex-Dominican Ambassador Josef Wesolowski Under House Custody Over Pedophilia Charges
Vatican has done the unimaginable and impossible on Tuesday when it placed under house custody former Dominican Ambassador Josef Wesolowski over pedophilia charges. It was the first time the Vatican has ever executed an arrest in its ranks inside the city state.
Ebola Update: Liberia & Sierra Leone Could Be Totally Overwhelmed, CDC Forecasts Infections to Hit 1.4M By Jan 2015
Cases of Ebola infections in Liberia and Sierra Leone could reach millions as early as January 2015.
ISIS Already in America: Those Who Joined Training In Syria Have Come Back Home, Lone Wolf Attacks Now Highly Possible
Some American members of the ISIS are already within the United States.
Study Finds Target Canada Winning Vs Walmart Over Lowered Prices, But Notes Fight to Maintain Customers is Beyond Product Pricing
Target Canada's been lowering prices, so far winning over Walmart Canada.
Canada to Introduce Tougher Carbon Emission Rules Effective on Model-Year 2017 Vehicles
A new set of carbon emission rules specifically targeting model-year 2017 vehicles will be implemented soon in Canada.
Canada, US, UK, Australia Sign Joint Space Operations Deal to Avoid Future Satellite Collisions
The defence departments of Canada, the U.S., the U.K. and Australia have signed a joint space operations agreement.
