Dyn outage disrupts major sites across US and beyond
Dyn Inc faced distributed denial of service attacks causing hours of disruption to Twitter Netflix and other major sites in the United States Canada and Europe. The incident affected users across coasts and highlighted Internet fragility while Dyn worked to mitigate the attacks and restore services.
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Canada to restore judge discretion on victim surcharge
The Liberal government proposes amendments to the Criminal Code to allow judges to waive a victim surcharge when offenders cannot afford it. Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould said the change adds discretion while ensuring judges assess ability to pay, a middle ground after Conservative increases.
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Canada urges more aid as Mosul offensive unfolds
Canada joins calls for increased international humanitarian help as Iraqi and Kurdish forces push to retake Mosul. UN and aid groups preposition supplies for potential civilian exodus from the city, home to about 1.2 million people, amid funding shortages and unmet pledges. Canada has pledged 150 million over three years to groups including ICRC and Oxfam, with some funds already aiding food rations and shelter efforts. Civilian protection and rapid donor action are emphasized by International Development Minister Marie Claude Bibeau.
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Freeland Bows Out as Wallonia Blocks CETA
Canada’s Chrystia Freeland walks out of Brussels talks after Wallonia rejects a five page Joint Interpretative Declaration risking the Canada EU free trade accord. Magnette pushes to re open the treaty core while defending Belgium farmers and investor state dispute rules.
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