
Separating from Canada Would Be an Economic Disaster for Alberta
1mon 20d ago in canada@lemmy.ca from thewalrus.ca... Cameron Davies is the leader of the Republican Party of Alberta
Jfc. :/
‘It feels like a betrayal’: anger as Apple to close its first unionized store in the US
1mon 20d ago in news from www.theguardian.comMiddle East crisis live: Trump claims Iran wants US to open strait of Hormuz as soon as possible
1mon 20d ago in world from www.theguardian.comTrump-Appointed Judge Abruptly Quits Because He’s So Miserable
1mon 20d ago in news from newrepublic.comGreece to ban anonymity on social media
1mon 20d ago in world from www.euractiv.comBack in the early 2000s, when the web was still somewhat safe, I used to post comments on a news site using my real name ... my reasoning being that if I was posting my opinion on something I should have the balls to use my rn.
Within about a year it started becoming more dangerous tho. I wasn't stalked but the responses became more personal and degrading, and the misogynists began showing up in force.
I get why Greece would want to do this, but as of right now it would be better if they made some hard rules for Meta et al to follow - with massive fines attached for being lax.
Dances with Wolves actor Nathan Chasing Horse handed life sentence for sexual assaults
1mon 20d ago in news from www.cbc.caFDA may finally make it illegal to shock autistic kids as punishment
1mon 20d ago in news from www.motherjones.comCanada Says Its Gold Is Traceable and Clean. So We Traced It. | We ended up in a Colombian mine controlled by a drug cartel.
1mon 20d ago in canada@lemmy.ca from www.nytimes.comIt's really in South America tho.
But unlike the Americans, who have gone decades without tracking their gold supplies, the Canadians have known that they were getting it from a country where cocaine trafficking, paramilitary violence and the gold trade are intertwined.
Yet they continued to call it North American gold.
They did so, officials explained, because before the Colombian gold arrives in Canada, a Texas intermediary mixes it with American gold. In the Mint’s eyes, the resulting mix is entirely North American.
This fiction, and the fact that perpetuating it is completely legal, is an example of how even the world’s most credible dealers allow tainted gold into the mainstream market.
Jfc. When did the idea of lying become the government-approved way of things??
Nevermind ... I know.
China blocks $2bn Meta takeover of AI agent developer Manus
1mon 21d ago in world from www.theguardian.comwink wink Canada
Deadly Israeli attacks worsen Gaza’s water shortage crisis
1mon 21d ago in world from www.theguardian.com‘Israel must change direction’: Netanyahu rivals join forces for next election
1mon 21d ago in world from www.theguardian.comMiddle East crisis live: Iran ‘offers to end chokehold on strait of Hormuz’
1mon 21d ago in world from www.theguardian.comEdmonton history buffs consider impact of looming dissolution of historical board
1mon 21d ago in canada@lemmy.ca from www.cbc.caThose who forget history are condemned to repeat it.
George Santayana
Toronto man's HIV no longer detectable after bone marrow transplant
1mon 22d ago in canada@lemmy.ca from www.thecanadianpressnews.caFrom the article ...
If he remains in remission for about two and a half years, the 36-year-old will join 10 people in the world currently considered cured of HIV.
This is how it works (from the article) ...
The search began to find the best bone marrow match. The ideal donor would also have a CCR5 gene mutation resistant to HIV.
CCR5 is a protein on the surface of an immune cell that acts as the door that HIV enters to infect the body, but about one per cent of the population, primarily of northern European descent, are deficient of this gene.
That means there is no door for the virus to enter, “and so the virus can't get into the cells,” said Dr. Mario Ostrowski, a clinician-scientist at St. Michael’s Hospital who co-led the case with Walmsley. The new donor cells could also attack and eliminate the reservoir of virus-infected cells.
When my sons with autism are sent home from school, they've learned the problem is them — not the system
1mon 22d ago in canada@lemmy.ca from www.cbc.caIt is up to the provincial government to properly fund the education of ALL children whether or not there are learning challenges or difficulties.
If the provincial government doesn't want to do its job properly they should step down from office.
Prediction Markets Are Coming to Canada. Are We Ready to Bet on War? | The Walrus
1mon 26d ago in canada@lemmy.ca from thewalrus.caOn par with private equity.









