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DBM confident to hit full-year spending target

At a Glance The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) is confident that the national government will hit its full-year expenditure target after significantly reducing underspending in the first nine months. The balance from the disbursement program for the remainder of the year amounted to P1.407 trillion, which is 26.9 …

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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre admonished for calling bridge accident ‘terrorist attack’ without confirmation

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is being dubbed “irresponsible” for calling Wednesday’s Rainbow Bridge accident a “terrorist attack” in the House of Commons before authorities could confirm or rule that out. Two people died on the American side of the Niagara Falls border when a speeding car crashed and exploded at …

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The new Canadian Mortgage Charter explained

In the Fall Economic Statement (FES) the Liberal government unveiled an initiative it called the Canadian Mortgage Charter. What is it and who does it aim to help? The CBC explains.  Freeland said she included the charter in the Fall Economic Statement to help ‘vulnerable borrowers.’ In the Fall Economic …

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House tackles ICC measures

House of Representatives Panel studies 3 bills asking Marcos to back probe on drug war A joint panel in the House of Representatives on Wednesday began considering resolutions urging President Marcos to cooperate with the International Criminal Court (ICC) in its investigation of alleged crimes against humanity committed during President …

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‘No reason to bash maritime patrols’

Joint maritime patrols by Filipino and American forces should not be taken against their countries, as the US Indo-Pacific Command and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), began three-day maritime and aerial patrols in local waters Tuesday. “I think there is no reason for any other party to take …

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