Canada to apologize for LGBTQ persecution in military history
Martine Roy, discharged in 1989 for being lesbian, awaits a formal apology in the House of Commons as Prime Minister Trudeau confirms a November 28 ceremony. The purge era from the 1950s to 1992 used the fruit machine to prove sexual orientation for firings and promotions.
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Nebraska to decide on Keystone XL in-state route
Nebraska Public Service Commission to rule on TransCanada’s Keystone XL in-state route for an 1179 mile oil pipeline from Alberta to Texas Gulf Coast. The decision shapes the long delayed project facing environmental and landowner opposition with potential route tweaks or denial and a 60 day resubmission window.
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NATO chief warns of Russia linked cyber threats to Canada
NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg warns Canada to be vigilant for Russian cyber warfare efforts both abroad and at home. He notes Russia backed propaganda targets Canadian troops in Latvia and urges fact based responses rather than counter propaganda. Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says information warfare has long been used but the internet expands its reach and impact.
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