| Montreal Gazette - 2 hours ago MONTREAL - Protesters stormed into a university, many of them with their faces covered by masks, and worked through the hallways Wednesday on the hunt for classes to disrupt. |
| Toronto Star - 25 minutes ago By Thomas Walkom National Affairs Columnist More about Toronto G20 Summit» Gerry McNeilly, head of Ontario's Office of the Independent Police Review Director, is scathing about how police handled the 2010 Toronto G20 summit. |
| Reuters - 40 minutes ago * Greek uncertainty continues, euro could test 2012 low * ECB stops operations with some Greek bank-sources * Dollar climbs to 2-week high vs yen after US data By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss NEW YORK, May 16 (Reuters) - The euro dropped to a four-month ... |
| Written by ![]() in 7,111 Google+ circles Telegraph.co.uk - 33 minutes ago Facebook has 70 per cent of the world's internet users signed up, but can it justify such a high flotation? By Shane Richmond In The Social Network, the Oscar-winning film about the rise of Facebook, Sean Parker, the company's founding president, ... |
| Globe and Mail - 34 minutes ago Sacha Baron Cohen, pushing his latest film "The Dictator" at the Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday, discovers it's easier to ride the same comic schtick movie after movie after movie than it is to ride a camel. |
| Telegraph.co.uk - 36 minutes ago Ratko Mladic, the so-called Butcher of Bosnia, finally faced trial accused of genocide and murder among other charges. Bruno Waterfield was in The Hague to witness the chilling scene unfold. |
| Toronto Sun - 1 hour ago A UK home that has not one but two important pop culture connections is for sale. Cotchford Farm, in East Sussex, is where Winnie the Pooh was written and where Rolling Stone Brian Jones drowned. |
| The Guardian - 45 minutes ago Syria's president Bashar al-Assad has promised to display captured foreign "mercenaries" who have been fighting his regime and denounced western governments for failing to protest at the violence being perpetrated by his enemies. |
| Washington Post - 30 minutes ago May 16 (Bloomberg) -- A Greek caretaker government will prepare new elections probably on June 17 that are shaping up as a ballot on whether the country should remain a euro member. |
| The new beginning for the most important relationship in Europe - between Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Francois Hollande of France - started on Tuesday with a bolt from the blue, an apology, and a sense of harmony that seemed ... |
| Toronto Star - 15 minutes ago Les Whittington Ottawa Bureau OTTAWA—Despite Canada's riches, many Canadians are suffering from poverty, inequality and the inability to afford daily food needs, says a scathing United Nations report released Wednesday. |
| CBC.ca - 44 minutes ago Transit police in metro Vancouver say they have arrested one suspect in the theft of an iPad from a woman in a wheelchair on the SkyTrain last week. |
| National Post - 1 hour ago TORONTO - A Sri Lankan man who had long been linked to the massive MV Sun Sea human smuggling operation appeared in a Vancouver courtroom on Wednesday and was ordered to return June 5 for a bail hearing. |
| Toronto Star - 1 hour ago Bloomberg Several Federal Reserve policy makers said a loss of momentum in growth or increased risks to their economic outlook could warrant additional action to keep the recovery on track, minutes of their last meeting showed. |
| National Post - 1 hour ago The ECB confirmed it had cut off some Greek banks as they are severely undercapitalized. The news sent the euro lower against the US dollar, fanning fears the country may have to leave the eurozone. |
| Financial Post - 1 hour ago The Conference Board says elevated oil prices and expansion in the oilsands projects will be the main drivers of Alberta's economy. |
| Wall Street Journal - 25 minutes ago By John Letzing Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones)--Google Inc. (GOOG) announced plans Wednesday for an extensive update to its dominant search engine, using troves of data to refine the answers it provides to user queries on specific ... |
| Following GM's decision to drop its Facebook ads, a Google advertising guy tweaks-by-tweet, noting that Facebook users aren't, y'know, really there to go shopping. |
| Written by ![]() in 5,004 Google+ circles The Guardian - 35 minutes ago Android continued its relentless march on the mobile market in the first quarter of 2012, making up 56% of world smartphone shipments as that sector grew by 44.7% to 144.4m, even while the overall world market for mobile phones shrank by 2% ... |
| Canada.com - 56 minutes ago CANNES, France - "The Dictator" knows how to make a scene. Sacha Baron Cohen's comedy character turned up at the Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday with two of his model bodyguards and a camel, bringing the famed Croisette promenade to a standstill. |
| Star of 'Terminator: Rise of the Machines' has not been heard from since May 9, his wife told LA officials. By Kara Warner (@karawarner) "Terminator: Rise of the Machines" actor Nick Stahl has been reported missing. |
| E! Online - 47 minutes ago Jennifer Lopez may have just been named by Forbes magazine today as the most powerful celebrity, but her reign at American Idol is coming to an end. |
| Vancouver Sun - 1 hour ago VANCOUVER - BC Premier Baseball League president Ted Hotzak has high praise for Brett Lawrie as a person and baseball player, but he denounced the actions of the Toronto Blue Jays star on Tuesday. |
| National Post - 3 hours ago It has come to the point in these National Hockey League playoffs where the sample size of predatory, illegal bodychecks has expanded to altering the nature of the conversation. |
| The Guardian - 49 minutes ago Kenny Dalglish returns to Liverpool as caretaker manager following the sacking of Roy Hodgson, who won just seven out of 20 league games in a six-month spell at Anfield. |
| Vancouver Sun - 26 minutes ago NEWARK, NJ - Down but not discouraged, the Devils believe that if they stick with what has gotten them this far they will be able to break through against the Rangers tonight (5 pm Pacific time, CBC) and even this Eastern Conference final series. |
| Vancouver Sun - 1 hour ago PARIS - Scientists in the United States have enabled a paralyzed woman to lift a drink to her lips with a thought-controlled robotic arm, boosting hopes that tetraplegics may regain their independence. |
| Vancouver Sun - 2 hours ago OTTAWA - A museum sex exhibit designed to educate teenagers was just fine in Regina, but it's too hot for Ottawa. The Canada Science and Technology Museum has raised the unaccompanied age of admission for Sex: A Tell-All Exhibition to 16 from 12. |
| CTV.ca - 44 minutes ago The concept of "gaydar" -- the ability to scan a room and pick out who's gay -- might actually be real. A new study finds that college students can figure out fairly accurately who's gay or lesbian just by scanning their faces briefly. |
| Globe and Mail - 30 minutes ago Organizations that represents Canada's doctors say Dalton McGuinty should resume negotiations with Ontario's MDs rather than imposing fee cuts and urging his fellow premiers to do the same. |
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