Ottawa shootings: Soldier killed and city on lockdown
Footage from the Toronto Globe and Mail show a hail of bullets being fired inside the Canadian parliament building A gunman shot and killed a soldier at a war memorial in Ottawa, before police engaged in a gun battle inside the parliament building. Police confirmed a gunman was shot dead, but Canada's capital remained on alert through much of the day. PM Stephen Harper said the country "would not
Canada: Schools axe 'he' and 'she' in favour of 'xe'
...media reports from around the world, found by BBC Monitoring Some schools in Vancouver are reported to be doing away with the old-fashioned pronouns "he" and "she" for their transgender pupils in favour of a new gender-neutral word, "xe". The school board in the Canadian city has approved a new policy which allows pupils to be referred to as "xe, xem and xyr" instead of "he or she", "him or her
US and UK refuse to sign UN's communications treaty
The UN's telecommunications treaty will not be ratified by the US, UK or Canada The US, Canada, Australia and UK have refused to sign an international communications treaty at an conference in Dubai.
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