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New Zealand party told to pay for Eminem rip-off song  

Nick Perry, The Associated Press Published Wednesday, October 25, 2017 12:00AM EDT Last Updated Wednesday, October 25, 2017 2:55AM EDT WELLINGTON, New Zealand – A New Zealand judge said Eminem’s lyrics “You own it, you better never let it go” turned out to be prophetic after ruling a political party breached copyright by using a song similar to Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” in its campaign ads. High Court Judge Helen Cull on Wednesday ordered the conservative National Party to pay the Detroit rapper’s publisher 600,000 New Zealand dollars ($415,000) plus interest. Read More  

               

Step on the brake: Residents don’t want student drivers in their neighbourhood  

Residents in one Barrie neighbourhood want student drivers to find somewhere else to practice. People living in the Thrushwood-Brookwood Drive area took their safety concerns over student drivers to councillor Andrew Prince and Barrie city council on Monday night. “Every time we’re coming or going they’re backing in or backing out,” says Emma Power. “You’ll see eight to 10 cars within an hour span during the day,” Jamee Vanbeek says. Most residents say their concern is that these are inexperienced drivers learning to park around their vehicles. Driving schools admit Read More  

               

Elderly woman suffers serious injuries after being hit by a vehicle  

An elderly woman is in hospital with serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Goderich Saturday afternoon. Emergency crews were called to the intersection of Balvina Drive East and Bayfield Road around 12 p.m. Police say the 87-year-old woman was walking in the crosswalk on Bayfield Road when a Dodge Ram pickup struck her. It’s unclear if she lost her balance and fell because of the truck. Witnesses are asked to contact Huron OPP at (519) 524-8314 or 1-888-310-112 Source link #USA #News #USnews #worldnews #headlinenews #Breakingnews #weathernews Read More  

               

Voicing concerns about bed crisis in North Bay  

Ontario Health Coalition stops in North Bay this weekend to talk about issues at the North Bay Regional Health Centre. Source link #USA #News #USnews #worldnews #headlinenews #Breakingnews #weathernews #UnitedStates news #CanadianNews #weatherforecast top news #stories,Us news today #hourlyweather #Cbcnews #CBC

               

Judge rules Quebec gun registry is constitutionally valid, doesn’t infringe on federal rules  

MONTREAL — A judge has rejected an attempt to put a stop to Quebec’s provincial long-gun registry. The National Firearms Association and a Quebec-based pro-gun lobby group had argued in court the province infringed on federal jurisdiction when it passed its long-gun registry law in June 2016. To prevent Quebec from going ahead, the gun lobby had demanded an injunction and full arguments not long after the law was passed. But Quebec Superior Court Justice Lukasz Granosik ruled this week the registry is constitutionally valid and that Quebec has a Read More  

               

Alan Doyle song ‘Bully Boys’ takes on its own life through YouTubers  

TORONTO — Traditional folk music thrives on being reshaped by each generation that embraces it, but Alan Doyle didn’t expect his Celtic-spirited song for Russell Crowe’s “Robin Hood” to take on a life of its own. Nearly seven years after the Hollywood film was released, the former Great Big Sea frontman was clicking around on YouTube in search of a particular scene in which he belts out a hearty rendition of his tune “Row Me Bully Boys Row.” It lasts barely a minute, but Doyle thought hearing it might jog Read More  

               

Saying no to sexual violence: Take Back the Night walks down Portage Avenue  

Winnipeggers took to the streets Thursday night to speak out against sexual violence. About 150 people gathered for the annual Take Back the Night rally and march. Led by police, the march temporarily closed down parts of Portage Avenue.  Advocates called for an end to sexual assault and sexual harassment. This year’s theme was “We believe survivors.” “Because a lot of time survivors of sexual assault and sexual violence are silenced,” said Erika Reis, one of the organizers. “We want to make sure they know we hear you, we see Read More  

               

Police cruiser rammed in Kitchener parking lot  

A car repeatedly rammed a police cruiser in a Kitchener parking lot and then drove off, police say. According to the OPP, it happened around 4 a.m. Thursday in the parking lot of Fairview Park Mall. An officer had been following an erratically driven car on Highway 8 when it left the highway and turned into the parking lot, with the officer following behind. “The driver of that vehicle proceeded to smash into the side of the police car,” OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt said. Schmidt said the car then turned Read More  

               

De Grasse, international track returns with ‘Track & Field in the 6ix’  

TORONTO — Andre De Grasse was a promising young sprinter at the 2015 Pan American Games and raced to double gold in the 100 and 200 metres. It was his coming-out party, and a jam-packed crowd at Toronto’s York University stadium was there to celebrate. Two world championship and three Olympic medals later, De Grasse is happy to headline track and field’s return to Toronto this summer. Dubbed “Toronto 2018: Track and Field in the 6ix,” the city will host the NACAC championships, Aug. 10-12 at Varsity Stadium. “When I Read More  

               

MMIWG inquiry makes changes to accommodate more families on third day of hearings in Winnipeg  

The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls made changes on the third day of hearings in Winnipeg to allow more families in Manitoba to tell their stories of loss. 120 Manitoba families have registered to give testimony to the inquiry. The inquiry said it will now travel to Norway House for statement gathering from November 7 to 9. On Wednesday, an appearance by the Bear Clan Patrol was also cancelled to allow more time for families to tell their stories. While an interim report is expected Read More