Bill Gates meets his match in teen software breach
Canadian teenager known as mikeronesoft allegedly downloaded software from a major company, prompting an A5 story. Authorities investigate, with potential implications for cybersecurity and youth access to technology.
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Plane crash recovery begins today in Ontario
Canadian press reports a tragic Lake Erie crash near Pelee Island that killed ten people including Dr. Jim Allen a Chatham-Kent surgeon and nine others from Windsor Kingsville and Chatham. Recovery teams planned to begin Monday using the coast guard icebreaker Samuel Risley amid frigid conditions.
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Mustard gas trial victims move closer to compensation
Veterans exposed to chemical testing at Suffield during World War II near Ottawa may gain compensation as military ombudsman Andre Marin commits to pressing a government settlement. The Suffield Gas Veterans Group seeks civil action. lawyers say progress has been slow due to secrecy and time elapsed.
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Conrad Black selling stake in Hollinger Inc
Conrad Black agrees to sell his controlling stake in Hollinger Inc for 600 million to Press Holdings International Ltd owned by Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay. The sale targets Hollinger International in Chicago and follows a power clash with unhappy shareholders and a lawsuit seeking over 200 million. The Barclay group says the deal is friendly and in stockholders best interests while Hollinger International reviews implications.
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