What’s behind those annoying text messages from wrong numbers?:
Besides not responding, you can also report these texts by forwarding them to the number 7726.
What’s behind those annoying text messages from wrong numbers?: Besides not responding, you can also report these texts by forwarding them to the number 7726.Read More
‘Wave Energy:’ This Floating Spine-Like Device Generates Sea Waves Into Electricity!:
According to Interesting Engineering, the device will not be as
harmful to the environment compared to wind turbines or solar panels
because it may also be created from recyclable materials.
Reinforced plastic, which is also utilized in the device, will not
only give discarded plastic a second chance at life but also open up a
previously untapped renewable energy source.
If everything works out as planned, the company claims that the
Waveline Magnet may very well be the most economical and effective wave
energy generator in existence.
‘Wave Energy:’ This Floating Spine-Like Device Generates Sea Waves Into Electricity!: According to Interesting Engineering, the device will not be as
harmful to the environment compared to wind turbines or solar panels
because it may also be created from recyclable materials.Reinforced plastic, which is also utilized in the device, will not
only give discarded plastic a second chance at life but also open up a
previously untapped renewable energy source.If everything works out as planned, the company claims that the
Waveline Magnet may very well be the most economical and effective wave
energy generator in existence.Read More
Intelligence report flagged possible ‘violent revenge’ after Ottawa protest shutdown | CBC News:
Protesters, many with large trucks, occupied central Ottawa streets to rail against COVID-19 health measures and Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government. The influx, including some participants who had roots in the far-right movement, prompted many businesses to shut their doors and aggravated residents with noise, diesel fumes and harassing behaviour.
On Feb. 14, the government invoked the Emergencies Act, which allowed for temporary measures including regulation and prohibition of public assemblies, the designation of secure places, direction to banks to freeze assets and a ban on support for participants.
Authorities towed away trucks, arrested more than 200 people and laid hundreds of charges.
Extremist ideologues portrayed the police response as “brutality” and the use of the Emergencies Act as further evidence of federal “tyranny,” comparing the government tactics to those of foreign dictatorships, the Feb. 24 assessment noted.
Intelligence report flagged possible ‘violent revenge’ after Ottawa protest shutdown | CBC News: Protesters, many with large trucks, occupied central Ottawa streets to rail against COVID-19 health measures and Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government. The influx, including some participants who had roots in the far-right movement, prompted many businesses to shut their doors and aggravated residents with noise, diesel fumes and harassing behaviour.On Feb. 14, the government invoked the Emergencies Act, which allowed for temporary measures including regulation and prohibition of public assemblies, the designation of secure places, direction to banks to freeze assets and a ban on support for participants.Authorities towed away trucks, arrested more than 200 people and laid hundreds of charges.Extremist ideologues portrayed the police response as “brutality” and the use of the Emergencies Act as further evidence of federal “tyranny,” comparing the government tactics to those of foreign dictatorships, the Feb. 24 assessment noted.Read More
Didulo, the self-proclaimed “Queen of Canada,” arrived in the city in
a crowd-funded RV on Saturday along with a group of 30 individuals.
Didulo for months has called for the arrests and killings of anyone
involved with Canada’s rollout of COVID-19 vaccines. Her followers —
with 70,000 on Telegram, many staunch anti-vaccine supporters — often deliver “cease and desist” letters to organizations demanding they end their “crimes against humanity.”
In a message, she asked her followers to meet in Peterborough to detain Peterborough Police Service officers in their Water Street station and wait for the military to arrive to arrest them.
Lawyer Caryma Sa’d, a citizen journalist, posted updates via her Twitter feed @CarymaRules
throughout the day highlighting what unfolded. (Warning: Some of the
videos contain vulgar language). Global News Peterborough has reached
out to Sa’d for an interview.
3 Romana Didulo followers charged after attempting to ‘arrest’ Peterborough police – Peterborough | Globalnews.ca: Didulo, the self-proclaimed “Queen of Canada,” arrived in the city in
a crowd-funded RV on Saturday along with a group of 30 individuals.
Didulo for months has called for the arrests and killings of anyone
involved with Canada’s rollout of COVID-19 vaccines. Her followers —
with 70,000 on Telegram, many staunch anti-vaccine supporters — often deliver “cease and desist” letters to organizations demanding they end their “crimes against humanity.”In a message, she asked her followers to meet in Peterborough to detain Peterborough Police Service officers in their Water Street station and wait for the military to arrive to arrest them.Lawyer Caryma Sa’d, a citizen journalist, posted updates via her Twitter feed @CarymaRules
throughout the day highlighting what unfolded. (Warning: Some of the
videos contain vulgar language). Global News Peterborough has reached
out to Sa’d for an interview.Read More
Canada to start testing some wastewater for polio ‘as soon as possible’ | CBC News:
The Public Health Agency of
Canada (PHAC) already works to monitor polio activity around the world, a
spokesperson said in an email response to CBC News questions.
Currently,
PHAC’s National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg does have the
diagnostic tools available to test samples for poliovirus. Any suspected
positive Canadian samples of poliovirus will be sent to that lab for
further laboratory analysis and confirmation, with results shared with
the respective local health authorities “so appropriate public health
measures can be taken if necessary.”
According
to the statement, PHAC has been communicating with national and
international partners who are experts in this field to finalize a
wastewater testing strategy. It will be testing wastewater samples that
were collected earlier this year from “key high-risk municipalities” to
determine if polio was present prior to the reported international
cases.
The agency is not yet sharing which cities or municipalities are involved, a spokesperson said.
Canada to start testing some wastewater for polio ‘as soon as possible’ | CBC News: The Public Health Agency of
Canada (PHAC) already works to monitor polio activity around the world, a
spokesperson said in an email response to CBC News questions.Currently,
PHAC’s National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg does have the
diagnostic tools available to test samples for poliovirus. Any suspected
positive Canadian samples of poliovirus will be sent to that lab for
further laboratory analysis and confirmation, with results shared with
the respective local health authorities “so appropriate public health
measures can be taken if necessary.”According
to the statement, PHAC has been communicating with national and
international partners who are experts in this field to finalize a
wastewater testing strategy. It will be testing wastewater samples that
were collected earlier this year from “key high-risk municipalities” to
determine if polio was present prior to the reported international
cases.The agency is not yet sharing which cities or municipalities are involved, a spokesperson said.Read More