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Hedge funds dive on batches of wheat and corn. Despite the sharp rise in prices, they are seeing new price increases due to drought.

The Gran Turismo Sport game is released this autumn, a year later than planned. The game is available for sale in the United States and Canada from 17 October and a day later in Europe.

US former president Jimmy Carter was fired from a hospital in Canada on Friday. The 92 year old was admitted a day earlier after becoming unwell during a nonprofit project.

The largest internet market of the infamous darknet, AlphaBay, has been lifted due to justice in the US, Canada and Thailand. This states the US newspaper The Wall Street Journal in its own right from sources involved in the investigation. AlphaBay suddenly ceased to exist on July 4th and the cause was not known.

The US Aviation Authorities investigate an incident over San Francisco Airport last Friday. An Air Canada plane landed almost on a taxiway (instead of the runway), where at that time four full passenger aircraft were ready for departure.

The British West Coast fire department warns of expanding forest fires, which have been raging since the weekend. Strong winds and lightning strikes can further fire the fire on Wednesday and spread at high speed to Williams Lake, fearing the authorities.

Due to a series of forest fires on the west coast of Canada, 14,000 people have yet to flee their homes. There are more than two hundred firepowers, reported the CBC CB, stating local authorities.

Certainly 10,000 people were killed in Canada for natural fires. Due to a combination of prolonged drought, strong wind and thunderstorms, 138 burned out in the province of British Columbia on Friday.

The Canadian government has formally apologized Friday to a man who held ten years in Guantanamo Bay. The authorities also made a financial settlement with Omar Khadr, who was arrested in Afghanistan at the age of fifteen after a firefight.

HAMBURGThe United States make good progress on trade issues with Mexico, said President Donald Trump Friday after meeting with Mexican president Enrique Pena Nieto in the margin of the G20 summit in Hamburg. But he also repeated his promise that the southern neighbor will pay for the construction of a wall along the border.

Those who want to follow Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Holly, Paul McCartney or Kurt Cobain, can get help from the company that made their guitars. The famous Fender launched a guitar app, Fender Play, on Thursday.

Thousands of activists set off for two funky days in Hamburg, where the G20 summit takes place on Friday and Saturday. But also in the room where the leaders of the world's economic superpowers meet, it is expected to be called on. In topics such as climate, free trade and migration, 'difficult discussions' are expected in neat diplomatic languages, especially with President Donald Trump.

The Canadian government plans to pay a former prisoner from Guantanamo Bay a total of 6.8 million euros. Also apologies are offered to Omar Khadr, said two well-entered sources Tuesday. The opposition is furious for the 'huge reward for a convicted terrorist'.

The Netherlands expects this year 1.17 percent of gross domestic product (more than 8.68 billion euros) in defense. Last year it was 1.15 percent, or 8.23 ​​billion. This is evidenced by figures released by NATO on Thursday over the 28 Member States. In order to reach the 2 per cent where the military allies strive in 2024 is a long way to go.

Dating app Tinder is launching a new paid extension soon. With Tinder Gold, users get extra features. One of these features is the ability to see in advance whether another user sees you.

NATO spokesman Jens Stoltenberg expects an increase in defense spending of European allies and Canada of 4.3 percent in 2017. That said the Secretary-General Wednesday, meeting a day for the Ministers of Defense in Brussels.

Russia has begun the disposal of radioactive waste of nuclear submarines from the time of the Soviet Union. A first charge of spent fuel was sent to a processing plant on Tuesday.

For the first time in history, a woman was the head of the British royal bodyguard. The 24-year-old Canadian Megan Cuoto performed the daily ceremony for the change of guard at the Buckingham Palace in London on Monday.

Tesla wants to set up his own music streaming service. That's why the car maker speaks with music labels. That reports tech site Recode and Bloomberg press office.

Since the beginning of this month, six dead north capers, a threatened whale species, have been found on the coast of Canada. Marine biologists and animal organizations are worried. Not before did they do this on this scale, the Canadian public broadcaster CBC News reports.

The man who brought a mutilated human teen from a bar in Canada has returned the dislocated body part. The police advised Canadian media that the teenager is unlikely to be prosecuted.

A mummified human teen who had been serving forty years at a cocktail bar in Canada has been stolen. The police in Dawson City investigates the theft of the foreign object, presumably by a customer.

The man who first survived a jump from the Niagara Falls died without a second attempt. This time he tried the stunt in a huge inflatable plastic ball.

The body found in the Thames is indeed of 45-year-old Frenchman Xavier Thomas, reported The Guardian. He was formally identified on Wednesday evening. Thomas is the eighth victim of the London attack.

A Canadian nurse has known during a lawsuit that she has killed eight elderly patients by injecting insulin without medical reasons. This caused five women and three men between the ages of 75 and 96.

US President Donald Trump is the main participant in the G7 summit taking place in the Sicilian town of Taormina on Friday and Saturday. Leaders of seven major industrialized countries meet to discuss the world economy, foreign policy, citizenship and environmental sustainability.

Europeans and Canada also have to pay the wallet without mourning to bring their defense to order. President Trump demands hard action.

A Canadian man drives his car from Calgary to Vancouver to work. That is a distance of 1000 kilometers. After his work, he drives back. Ted Clark works as a specialized coffee maker in the fashionable Mount Pleasant, Vancouver.

The US government hopes to conclude the renegotiation of the NAFTA Free Trade Agreement this year. The talks about the agreement with Mexico and Canada should begin after August 16, trade representative Robert Lighthizer wrote to US parliamentarians.