Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Danielle Groen
Publication Date: December 2, 2024 - 06:32
Morning Update: Airlines try out new boarding tactics
December 2, 2024
Good morning. Can facial recognition – and public shaming – really speed up holiday travel? More on that below, along with Notre Dame Cathedral’s colossal renovation and Canada’s $50-million in Palestinian aid. But first:Today’s headlines
- Canada promised helicopters and more border security in a bid to get Trump to walk back tariff plan
- The search of a Manitoba landfill identifies the most likely location of the remains of murdered First Nations women
- Despite billions in aid from Canada and others, South Sudan’s promised future remains out of reach
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