At least 20 individuals, including five journalists from international media, have been killed in an Israeli strike on Nasser hospital in the southern Gaza Strip,…
View More Five Journalists Dead in Israeli Hospital Strike, Gaza Reports 20 Total Casualties
Javier Gallardo starts his morning with a classical music TV programme, a routine that uplifts him before a day of truck driving. However, one June…
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Planes and tanks have bombarded parts of Gaza City as Israel intensifies plans to take control over the territory’s biggest urban area, increasing pressure on…
View More Israel Targets Gaza City Ahead of Planned Offensive
North Korean state media reported that two new air defense missiles were tested under the supervision of the nation’s leader, Kim Jong Un. The missiles…
View More North Korean Leader Supervises New Missile Test, Reports State Media
Famine is occurring in Gaza, just a short distance from hundreds of aid trucks idling outside its borders. This situation has arisen due to several…
View More Israel’s Policies and the Famine in Gaza
At just after 2 a.m., Kyiv was startled by the sound of air raid sirens. The scene was familiar: lights turned off, people took shelter,…
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Draft revisions to a significant research and development (R&D) tax credit program are receiving praise from the Canadian tech ecosystem. These changes could help address…
View More Experts Say Proposed SR&ED Changes Could Boost Tech Companies and National Productivity
Toronto’s Xanadu and Coquitlam, BC-based Photonic, two Canadian quantum computing firms, are among 19 semi-finalists in the Canadian federal government’s latest defence technology competition. Through…
View More Federal Challenge Grants Funding to Photonic and Xanadu for Quantum Defense Tech Projects