Month: April 2019

OTTAWA — When news broke Tuesday evening about Conservative MP Tony Clement’s sexting, Claire McWatt wasn’t surprised. She told HuffPost Canada her first interaction with “Tony Clement's 'Weird On Instagram' Reputation Isn't New, Women Claim”

BioWare’s Anthem was the top-selling game in the United States for February 2019, according to the NPD Group. The NPD report noted Anthem as the “Anthem Was the Best-Selling Game of February 2019”

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — California’s Norco improved to 30-0 to remain the clear No. 1 in the USA Today Sports/NFCA High School Super 25 poll. Taylor “Norco stays perfect atop USA Today Sports/NFCA High School Super 25 Poll”

Marvel is reportedly set to produce an animated series based on the popular “What If?” comics for the upcoming Disney+ streaming service. Reported by /Film, the “Marvel Reportedly to Produce ‘What If’ Series for Disney+”

With social media activities of Russian troops under scrutiny from foreign spies and terrorists, new legislation has banned servicemen from sharing data on themselves, and “Social media siege: Russian troops barred from posting photos, videos & other data online”

MONTREAL — The Canadian and Quebec governments are pulling their support for former governor general Michaelle Jean to remain as head of the international organization “Michaelle Jean Loses Backing Of Canada, Quebec Governments For Francophonie Leadership”

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – Thirty of the top NCAA® softball student-athletes who excel both on and off the field were selected as candidates for the 2017 Senior “Softball Candidates announced for 2017 Senior CLASS Award”

Brendan Greene has announced that he’s no longer working directly on PUBG, and will be heading up a new research team at PUBG. Corp. Greene “PUBG Creator Now Working on New Projects”

Thanks to Ron Reeleder, there are Canadian hockey jerseys in some pretty far-flung places around the world. The Ancaster, Ont. pastry chef has been collecting “Ron Reeleder Collects Used Hockey Jerseys To Donate In Developing Countries”

OTTAWA — Canadian immigration officials have determined that the United States remains a safe country for asylum seekers, despite the Trump administration’s crackdown on what “Canadian Officials Say Trump's America Still Safe For Asylum Seekers”