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Morning Update: Google will stop linking to Canadian news - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: Google will stop linking to Canadian news

Facebook is also cancelling deals with publishers in wake of the Online News Act, which will require tech giants to compensate Canadian news outlets for linking to their work

Morning Update: RoseAnne Archibald ousted as Assembly of First Nations national chief - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: RoseAnne Archibald ousted as Assembly of First Nations national chief

The Assembly of First Nations voted overwhelming to dismiss its national chief, concluding it had no confidence in her leadership

Morning Update: Toronto Star owner Nordstar, Postmedia in talks to merge - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: Toronto Star owner Nordstar, Postmedia in talks to merge

The proposed union comes at a time when social media giants such as Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc. and Google owner Alphabet Inc. are threatening to block access to news

Morning Update: Opioid-related deaths surge among Ontario teens, young adults from 2014 to 2021: report - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: Opioid-related deaths surge among Ontario teens, young adults from 2014 to 2021: report

The report comes as new national data reveal that more than 7,300 people, or 20 individuals a day, died as a result of an opioid overdose in Canada last year

Morning Update: Facebook to pull Canadian news access as Bill C-18 becomes law - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: Facebook to pull Canadian news access as Bill C-18 becomes law

Bill C-18 will force Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, and Google to compensate news outlets for posting or linking to their work. The act is expected to go into effect in six months.