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Canadian Police Detain Leaders of the Freedom Convoy
Ottawa police detain two leaders of the so-called Freedom Convoy in an attempt to end weeks of protests against Covid restrictions in the Canadian capital, the BBC reported.
Tamara Lich was detained on Thursday night, before her, Chris Barber was arrested, and both are expected to be charged.
State of Emergency in Ottawa over the Freedom Convoy
COVID-19 truck blockade in Canada shuts down Ford plant
A blockade of the bridge between Canada and Detroit by protesters demanding an end to Canada's COVID-19 restrictions forced the shutdown Wednesday of a Ford plant and began to have broader implications for the North American auto industry.
COVID-19 protests threaten border trade between Canada, US
Canadian lawmakers expressed increasing worry Tuesday about the economic effects of disruptive demonstrations after the busiest border crossing between the U.S. and Canada became partially blocked by truckers protesting vaccine mandates and other COVID-19 restrictions.
Artifacts on mosque’s wall fountain to be taken to museum
Following the discovery of some late Roman period embossed steles and a lid of a sarcophagus with a lion engraved on a wall fountain in a yard of a village mosque in the Mediterranean province of Antalya's Korkuteli district, authorities have launched a comprehensive investigation in the village.
Woodbine Gives Fans New Horse Racing Simulator
Woodbine Entertainment has been erring on the innovative side this year. The company, which hosts some of the most prestigious horse races in Canada, recently announced plans to implement a new whipping rule for jockeys. And, while they await an outcome as tests are carried out, fans can enjoy a novel animated horse racing simulator.
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Laconia police stop 600,000-euro illegal antiquities deal
A man in the Peloponnesian region of Laconia faces charges of antiquities theft and smuggling after reportedly being caught in the process of conducting a 600,000-euro sale of stolen artifacts last week, the Greek police (ELAS) announced on Tuesday.
Toronto Van Suspect Attended Classes For Students with Special Needs
The suspect in a Toronto van attack that killed 10 people and injured 15 others on Monday attended a high school programme for students with special needs where he would often walk the halls with his head down and hands tightly clasped, according to former classmates, reports Reuters.
Medieval Treasures | Thessaloniki | To April 15
"Treasures of the Middle Ages" acquaints visitors to the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki with some of the most valuable and representative items of the Warsaw State Archaeological Museum's early medieval jewelry collection.
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Canada Passed a Bill that Renders the National Anthem Gender Neutral
The Senate passed a bill that renders the national anthem gender neutral Wednesday despite the entrenched opposition of some Conservative senators.
NAM breaks visitor record, passing half-million mark
Greece's emblematic National Archaeological Museum in Athens has broken a new record in visitor numbers, passing the half-million mark with 545,565 tickets sold in 2017, up 18.4 percent from the previous year.