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there was not any sort of consent to send the images or videos more broadly," she added. "One in five Australian women aged 18-45 and one in four Indigenous Australians are victims of that abuse."

“It would be like sending yourself your image in email, but obviously this is a much safer, secure end-to-end way of sending the image without sending it through the ether. They’re not storing the image, they’re storing the link and using artificial intelligence and other photo-matching technologies.”

Facebook is taking this seriously, and aware there are concerns about how safe your photo would be if you sent it in. They claim they 'won’t store the photos, but instead create a 'digital footprint' so that its image-matching technology can prevent any future uploading of a copy of the photograph' and that 'the images sent to their database won't be stored'.

There are billions of users on Facebook, many who hide behind several fake profiles and who use them to harass and threaten people, or even stalk them. Users can report these people and they will investigate the complaint - blocking them from the social media platform. It doesn't always work, as these slinky people have learned slinky ways to work around it and often have mental health issues as well. It's a slippery slope.

The real concern is, can one really trust and feel confident sending in nude photos of themselves to Facebook - for the purpose of protection from potential 'revenge porn'? With hackers reaching levels of sophistication that continue to rise how safe can it be?

Would you send in a naked picture of yourself to Facebook, even if you were told it is for your safety?

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Social media giant Facebook, would like you to voluntarily send them pictures of yourself - naked.

This is no joke. At least 'down under' for now. An article on ABC News Online (Australian Broadcasting Corporation), said Facebook is working on a pilot program with the country’s 'Office of the eSafety Commissioner' - a government agency, concerning online safety. And apparently the United States, Britain and Canada are next on the list.

The reason behind it is not what you might have first thought. They want to be able to stop the use of 'revenge porn', where for example, naked pictures you might have taken while in a relationship are then used to intimidate you after a messy breakup - all over social media. A document leaked to The Guardian newspaper, showed that this past January alone, there were well over 50,000 reports submitted by Facebook users of ‘revenge porn’ or what is called 'sextortion'. Not all cases were necessarily proven or could be - but the sheer number of reports is very disconcerting. Still, as a result of the investigations, they disabled over 14,000 accounts - with priority being given to 33 cases involving children.

A 2016 study by Data & Society Revenge in the U.S., showed that '4% percent of internet users have fallen victim to 'revenge porn' - and 10% of women under 30 have had someone threaten to post explicit photos of them online against their will'.

Australia's e-Safety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant was quoted as saying, 'victims of image-based abuse would be able to take action before photos were posted to Facebook, Instagram or Messenger'.

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Les Canadiennes Vs. China By: Bonnie Wurst / mtltimes.ca

Although Les Canadiennes lost the the first of a and then the team took the lead in the third period three game series against China's Kunlun Red Star with a goal by Kunlun's Jessica Wong. Two-time 3-1, it appears they have a new fan - the Mayor of Olympic silver medalist Kelli Stack sealed the win Montreal, Valérie Plante. She was there to support for the Red Star with less than 10 minutes left in the team and took the time to speak with them in the game.

Yuqing Wang finished the game with 23 saves their dressing room before the game - much to on 24 shots, while Les Canadiennes goal tender their delight.

They dropped the first game, a historic event Emerance Maschmeyer finished the game with 18 at the Bell Centre in a 'Super Series' against the new saves on 21 shots. Wang was named the first star expansion team Kunlun Redstar, in front of an of the game, with Jessica Wong was second folelectric crowd of 5,187 fans on Saturday afternoon. lowed by Erinn Noseworthy of Les Canadiennes.

The game was the first time a Chinese profesAlso in attendance was CWHL commissioner Brenda Andress, Montreal Canadiens owner, pres- sional hockey team played in a NHL arena - and ident and CEO Geoff Molson and the ambassador also Les Canadiennes second trip to the Bell Centre. to China, Lu Shaye.

In Game 2 on Sunday, Montreal won 5-3 Montreal scored its lone goal in the first period when rookie forward Erinn Noseworthy tying, the series with goals by Desrochers, Marin tipped in the puck between Red Star goalie Yuqing (2), Beaulieu and Bettez, while Woo, Jue, Stack Wang’s pads - assisted by defense player Melanie each scored a goal for the Red Star Game 3 will take place on Tuesday, NovemDesrochers.

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Uber Looks to the Sky - Plans Flying Taxis By: Bonnie Wurst / mtltimes.ca

It seems the roads are not enough for Uber. The controversial ride-hailing company announced on Wednesday November 8th, that it is partnering with NASA to help develop systems for their taxis - taxis that will fly high over congested city roads.

Sounding like an idea which is something akin to the flying cars of the Jetson's - a popular space-age animated sitcom in the early 60's and mid-80's, they hope to begin test flights in 2020 (aiming to have its first passengers in various cities around the world by 2023) and have a fleet ready and over city skies by 2028.

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Uber released a document detailing its 'on demand aviation' plans called Uber Elevate. The project's goal; 'to make vertical take-off and landing vehicles, which will allow their flying cars to take off, land vertically and fly at a low altitudes'.

'Fast-forwarding to the future of on-demand, urban air transportation', the document begins and explains a 'Vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft will bring far-reaching changes to our cities and our lives - quicker daily commutes, less traffic congestion, and cleaner air around the world. Uber Elevate has already started exploring the barriers we’ll need to overcome to make this a reality'.

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At the last Web Summit tech conference in Lisbon, Uber announced they signed a 'Space Act Agreement with NASA for the development of unmanned traffic management'. It is part of NASA's project towards figuring out how unmanned aerial systems (UAS) flying at a low altitude can operate safely in what they call Urban Air Mobility, such as drones - of which they have been working on with other companies.

Jeff Holden, who is the Chief Product Officer at Uber, also said in a statement last Wednesday that 'UberAir will be performing far more flights on a daily basis than it has ever been done before. Doing this safely and efficiently is going to require a foundational change in airspace management technologies'.

The project still has many hurdles to overcome before it becomes a reality, including certification, pilot training and air traffic management systems that will prevent collisions.

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have to develop more heliports on the rooftops of buildings and hospitals. There is also the question of public safety. We already live in fear of parts of our city's buildings and infrastructure falling from above. Would we have to add flying taxis to that list?

This could be just a dream by Uber, who has been facing much negative attention with ongoing investigations of some of their drivers allegedly attacking passengers, as well as the sexual harassment of some of their employees - or it could prove to be the beginning of the end of the 4-wheeled rubber tire taxi.

The Jetsons might have mastered the art of flying vehicles in their cartoon world and Star Trek's series and films have 'boldly gone where no taxis have gone before' - but can Uber do this in real-time?

If you would like to read more about the project and its technical aspects, you can download the Uber document at:: https://www.uber.com/elevate.pdf

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MONTREAL - West Island - Every month, thousands of homeowners are faced with the stressful dilemma of whether to buy first or sell first.You see, if you buy before selling, you could run the risk of owning two homes. Or, just as bad, if you sell first, you could end up homeless. It's what insiders in the industry call the Real Estate Catch 22, and it's an extremely anxious position to find yourself in.

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Old Brewery Mission helps homeless vets By: John Symon / mtltimes.ca

On November 10, the Old Brewery Mission (OBM) announced a new pilot project specifically designed to help military veterans who find themselves homeless in Montreal. Fittingly, it was one day before Remembrance Day and the season’s first dusting of snow had just fallen.

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cording to the OBM. This population often suffers from post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) because of things they have seen or experienced in the line of duty. This puts them at a higher risk of suicide than the general population. Consequently, the OBM is implementing Quebec’s first pilot project to provide sustainable housing solutions and psychosocial support services specifically for the needs of former military personnel.

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Beautiful mural painted on side of Old Brewery Mission building “Sometimes even the bravest most resilient people up broken things and fixing them. He was also muneed our help, and that’s why the Fondation Que- sically talented, but this talent skipped a generation becoise des veterans (previously the Ste-Anne’s and I have it now and play in a rock band,” Victoria Hospital Foundation) is partnering with the OBM told The Times. “My grandfather sometimes used to provide on only funding, but much-needed out- the services offered by OBM.” patient service for mental health problems and var- Homelessness is not a problem limited to men ious rehabilitation programs,” said Lieutenant according to Philip Johnston of the OBM. “We now General (ret) Yvan Blondin. have two pavilions dedicated to women with some He briefly described his career of 35 years in the 40 beds. The government realizes it is important to Canadian Army, including tours in Afghanistan: provide funding for homeless women.” He added “I’m a lucky one, I returned with both arms and that most homeless veterans are men, reflecting the legs and in good mental health. On Remembrance composition of the armed forces.

Day, we think of those who gave their lives. But “But the answer is not simply providing housing; many others suffer from PTSD or lost limbs. These you have to also address the root problem. For are the new veterans; many are now on the street.

We need to give them more than just pocket women, they are often they are the victims of bad treatment. For men, the root problem is more likely change...”

A short video featuring veteran Mario Gagné PTSD or addictions to substances and/or gampraising the services offered by OBM, without bling. These issues need to be addressed,” said Johnston. which Gagné believes he would be dead.

Friday’s press conference featured a musical in- Although it is receiving government and corpoterlude with voice and guitar by Victoria, 25, who rate support, the Old Brewery Mission is also seekdescribed herself as the granddaughter of a World ing private donations to meet its annual needs of War II Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) vet. The song almost $11 million. Among many other services, was about finding an old guitar on the street and OBM provides about 235,000 meals annually for the homeless. The charity can issue tax receipts. For fixing it up.

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In the 1950s, the eight Benny broothers, sons of a Sainte-Mélanie farmer, became pioneers in raissing and selling broiler chicken in the Lanaudière area. After developing an exclusive chicken grilling technique, they decideed to go into the restaurant business, and they opened their first rotisserie in Joliette. During the 1960s and 1970s, the Benny brothers b launched more than 20 restaurants in major Québec citiies, leveraging their exceptioonal brand of know-how..

In 2006, the new Benny&Co. conncept was born. Jean Benny, son of the youngest of the eight fouunding brothers, wanted to rally all the members of the Benny faamily so they could cater to the needs of a modern clientele in seearch of good food, so that they t could ensure the continuity of thhe family business. In total, The Benny&Co banner now has a totaal of 44 locations across Québec, Benny&Co. each of which is operated by mem mbers of the Benny family.

These are fast-casuaal restaurants, with a 130-seat dining room and a relaxed atmoosphere. The concept offers several new elements, such as a drive-through, online ordering, a soup and salad bar, a beeer and wine counter and a children’s area.

In 2013, Jean Bennyy’s sister Lucie, alongg with her husband Michel Bonin and theeir children, realized their project of opening a Vaaudreuil-Dorion llocation. They were so enchanted by their experience with this first f restaurant in the area that they opened a second Benny&Co.. in Pincourt in May 2017.. Lucie Benny and her family are proudd of their heritage, and they would like to share their experiencce with you: they invite you to come discover the innovative Bennyy&Co. concept in the Vaaudreuil-Dorion and Pincourt locations.

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A Complete List of Upcoming Concerts in Montreal By: Elsa- Maret / mtltimes.ca

Concerts – Now that Winter is fast approaching, it’s important to set strategies and goals to stay active during this time of year. One of our favourite ways to keep busy during the dark cold days of winter, is to enjoy concerts happening in the city.

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atures, especially if your favourite artist is performing. Here is a list of some musicians performing this year in Montreal, we’ve also included concerts happening in Spring and Summer so you can buy tickets now before they sell out.

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Milky Chance Milky Chance is an indie folk German group, largely influenced by reggae and electronic music. They have 2 albums out at the moment, and will be performing their latest one, “Blossom”, on their tour next year. Milky Chance will be performing on Wednesday January 24th 2018 at the MTELUS. Tickets start at 48$ and go up to 53$. To buy yours now, click here: http://www.evenko.ca/fr/evenements/13171/hedley/place -bell/02-21-2018 . To listen to their latest album and hit songs, click here: https://www.youtube.com/user/MilkysMusic

Wolf Alice Wolf Alice is an alternative English rock band, originally from London. The group started off with pop music inspired by folk sounds, but has since moved towards rock. Some of their most famous songs include, Beautifully Uncomfortable, Don’t Delete the Kisses, Silk and Bros. They will be performing in Montreal Saturday December 2nd 2017 at L’Astral. Tickets start at 24$, to book yours now, click: http://www.evenko.ca/fr/evenements/13018/wolf-alice/l-astral/12-02-2017 .

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Hedley is a pop rock Canadian band, originally from the town of Hedley in British Columbia. Their first album, “Wild Life” came out in 2013, and have now released their third album last September titled “Cageless”. Their latest album has been in the Top 10 selling albums on Itunes since its release date. They will be touring Canada and will be in Montreal Wednesday February 21st 2018 at the “Place Bell”. Tickets range from 52$ to 95$, to buy yours now before they sell out, click here: http://www.evenko.ca/fr/evenements/13171/hedley/place -bell/02-21-2018 . Listen to their latest album by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/user/HedleyVEVO Shakira Shakira is currently on a world tour, and will be performing in Montreal on Friday January 19th 2018 at the Bell Center. She has recently brought out a new album, “El Dorado”, with songs in both English and in Spanish.

Tickets for her show in January start at 80$ and go up to 380$. To buy your tickets now before they sell out, clickhttp://www.evenko.ca/fr/evenements/12813/shakira /centre-bell/01-19-2018 .

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Internationally renowned singer and actress, Demi Lovato, will be coming to Montreal as part of her world tour. Her newest album “Tell Me You Love Me” has broken records and includes hit songs. She will be performing in Montreal at the Bell Center on Saturday March 17th 2018. Ticket prices range from 40$ up to 170$, click here: http://www.evenko.ca/fr/evenements/13198/demi-lovato/centre-bell/03-17-2018 .

To listen to her latest album, click here: https://www.youtube.com/user/therealdemilovato

P!ink is a well acclaimed musician with a constantly changing musical style. She has recently released her latest album titled “Beautiful Trauma”. P!ink will be world touring next year and will be coming to Montreal on Friday March 23rd 2018 and performing at the Bell Center. Ticket for her concert are selling fast and there are only a few left, make sure to get yours now by clicking here: http://www.evenko.ca/fr/evenements/13160/p-nk/centrebell/03-23-2018 .

To listen to her latest album, click here: https://www.youtube.com/user/PinkVEVO Sam Smith Sam Smith is a favourite artist of many, and always comes out with hit songs about heartbreak or finding new love. His first album was an international hit and his latest one is just as good. Sam Smith keeps breaking records with his heartbreaking music. He will be world touring and will be in Montreal on Tuesday June 19th 2018, performing at the Bell Center. Tickets will be selling out extremely fast, so make sure to buy yours now by clicking here: http://www.evenko.ca/fr/evenements/13215/samsmith/centre-bell/06-19-2018 .

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Buddy, The Buddy Holly Story, the show that inspired a generation of multi-million selling juke-box musicals including Jersey Boys, Mamma Mia, Million Dollar Quartet, and We Will Rock You, is back by popular demand!

With more than 22 million music fans having lived the experience since it opened in London’s West End in 1989, Buddy speaks an international language, and continues to thrill rockin’ audiences from 8 to 80 the world over.

Both publicly and critically acclaimed, Buddy tells the enduring tale of the musical icon’s meteoric rise to fame and his final legendary performance at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa, before his tragic and untimely death at the age of 22. In 18 short months, the Texasborn boy revolutionized the face of contemporary music influencing everyone from The Beatles to Bruce Springsteen.

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Big Bopper’s Chantilly Lace and Ritchie Valens’ La Bamba completing a stellar musical line-up, Buddy is a not to be missed evening of feel good family entertainment Buddy’s widow, Maria Elena Holly, says of the show: “When we opened the show we never imagined Buddy’s music and story would still be rocking stages and entertaining audiences around the world week-in week-out over 25 years later. I believe this is testament to a great show – the first of its kind – and to the enduring appeal of Buddy Holly and what he represents; a youthful energy, huge talent and creativity, combined with a determination to make a lasting impression in this world.”

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• Create cash flow with 10-14 hours per week • Get paid residual income while you work rest or sleep • Save and ern money each time you shop and consume We offer: • simple and proven digital business platform • State of the art technology to set up and support your business • Access to thousands of retailers • Free training • Nous sommes billingues Requirements: -Acess to internet and portable phone - Enthusiastic - Coachable Contact me for details:

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6 year old twin boys Light housekeeping- Prepare Breakfast Drop and pick up from school 40 hours per week Salary $11.25 / hour- 40 hours / week Bilingual (Would be nice if they speak Vietnamese) Send CV to:

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