Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government’s support for the International Court of Justice as a key institution of international law does not mean it backs the premise of the genocide claim brought by South Africa against Israel. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre dismisses genocide allegation against Israel as a ‘shameless’ …
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As clock ticks down to CEBA deadline, business owners plead for understanding from government
Some small business owners in Canada are asking for the federal government to reckon with the challenges they face as they confront a looming deadline to repay a portion of emergency government loans issued during the pandemic. Around 900,000 businesses signed on to government loan program. Some small business owners …
Read More »QC fiscals junk grave threat raps vs ex-president Duterte
President Rodrigo Duterte, in his speech during the inauguration of the new Communications, Navigation, Surveillance / Air Traffic Management (CNS/ATM) Systems Development Project at the Philippine Air Traffic Management Center (PATMC) in Pasay City on January 16, 2018, issues a stern warning on the local government officials who are found …
Read More »Widodo commits to review death row case of Veloso
WIDODO ENDS VISIT. Indonesia President Joko Widodo greets well wishers as he leaves a hotel in Makati City on Thursday on the third and last day of his official visit to Manila. Avito Dalan Indonesian President Joko Widodo gave a glimmer of hope for Mary Jane Veloso, a Filipina on …
Read More »Ex-justice leads Charter change efforts through people’s initiative
Former justice and congressman Vicente Veloso stepped forward as a leading petitioner for a people’s initiative to amend the 1987 Constitution. “Drawing from my tenure as the chairman of the House committee on constitutional reform, I understand the intricacies and the profound responsibility involved in amending our Constitution,” Veloso said. …
Read More »How near disaster for Alaska Airlines jet could impact mental health of those on board
Some passengers have talked about fearing for their lives aboard Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 as the Boeing 737 Max 9 was forced to make an emergency landing last week after a door-sized cabin panel blew off. Some passengers at risk of PTSD after fuselage blowout, trauma specialist says. Passengers aboard …
Read More »2024 is the year the world could reach peak coal use. But it’s a tough habit to quit
Some researchers say the moment is here when coal consumption in power plants around the world finally peaks before beginning a perpetual fall. Forecasters have been wrong before about discounting coal’s staying power. With the COP28 climate summit now in the rearview mirror, some researchers say the moment is here …
Read More »As Edmonton tears down encampments, here’s why some people choose to camp outside the inner city
To find out if safety concerns are part of what keeps some of the city’s homeless population away from the core, CBC News spoke with people camping in different parts of the city, as well as to outreach workers, police, a city councillor and a researcher. People say their reasons …
Read More »U.S., British militaries bomb Houthi sites in Yemen in response to attacks on commercial ships
The U.S. and British militaries were bombing more than a dozen sites used by the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen on Thursday, in a massive retaliatory strike using warship-launched Tomahawk missiles and fighter jets, several U.S. officials said. Biden says Canada among nations supporting operation to stop Houthi attacks on commercial …
Read More »More push economic Cha-cha, Senate urged to heed biz group’s call
Congressional leaders on Wednesday said the clamor of the business sector for economic and investment reforms in the Constitution must be heeded to create more job and income opportunities for the people. Senior Deputy Speaker and Pampanga Rep. Aurelio Gonzales Jr. made the appeal in reaction to the report of …
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