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Things are really not looking good in Egypt these days.

According to Al Jazeera, thousands of protesters demonstrated outside the presidential palace to protest against the proposed constitution.

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A group of Quebec private daycare centres are not feeling the love over the P.Q.'s decision to create new public daycare spaces.

According to CBC News, a coalition of Quebec private daycare centres said the new public spaces are a waste of taxpayers' money.

The coalition has revealed that there is immediate space in their daycares, however, customers think twice of the 33 to 35 dollar a day price they would pay. The 7-dollar-a-day daycare centres have a waiting list for prospective clients.

There won't be a repeat of the "winter that wasn't."

In a report by Environment Canada, obtained by CBC News, the upcoming Canadian winter forecast will be chilly and not as record-breaking as the last.

It will be milder in Ontario with normal temperatures affecting the east. Normal to below-normal temperatures will affect the west of the country. Precipitation levels are expected to remain at normal levels from East to West.

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Public Security Minister, Stéphane Bergeron, presented a bill Thursday to create the "Quebec model" of investigations where a citizen review of deaths and serious injuries at the hands of the police is the law.

According to the Gazette, in the case of death or injury involving a police officer in Quebec, another police force is called in to investigate, which was always criticized by many people, including the human rights commission.