A woman found dead in eastern Ontario, Canada, 48 years ago has finally been identified by Canadian police using technology that uses DNA for genetic matches. For decades, the woman was known only as the “Lady of the Nation River”,

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DNA technology led to her being identified as Jewell Parchman Langford Ontario Provincial Police A woman found dead in eastern Ontario, Canada, 48 years ago has finally been identified by Canadian police using technology that uses DNA for genetic matches.

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the government of Canada announced on Wednesday 5 that it would stop advertising on Facebook It is instagramin response to the decision of Aim to block access to news content on its social platforms as part of a temporary test.

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The technology consulting firm Meta organized a trade mission with 15 representatives of major Brazilian companies to Toronto, Canada, to participate in Collision, one of the major events on the technology calendar, in addition to the region’s ecosystem, one of

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This Thursday (29), Alphabet, the controller of Google, announced that it will remove news links in its tools available in Canada. The move follows the recent passage of the Online News Act by the Canadian Senate, as reported by Reuters.