This Day In Weather History is a daily podcast by Chris Mei from The Weather Network, featuring stories about people, communities and events and how weather impacted them. On Tuesday, June 14, 1892, Canada’s ninth deadliest tornado hit Sainte-Rose, Quebec. A total of six people died, and an additional 26 …
Read More »Pastor blames ‘power-hungry men’ after U.S. Baptist group ousts churches with female leaders
Rev. Linda Barnes Popham says she’ll keep leading her Baptist church in Kentucky so long as her congregation stands behind her. Southern Baptist Convention upholds expulsion of 2 member churches with female pastors. Rev. Linda Barnes Popham says she’ll keep leading her Baptist church in Kentucky so long as her …
Read More »Laufey captures Manila
MUSIC GEEK Breakout jazz artist and multi-instrumentalist Laufey Breakout jazz artist and multi-instrumentalist Laufey captured the majority Gen Z audience during her sold-out concert at the Filinvest Tent which was sold out even before the show. “I was just so surprised. I couldn’t believe it. I’ve never been here before …
Read More »Stand #PeriodProud this Menstrual Health Month
In celebration of World Menstrual Health Month, an event titled “Pound and Proud” at Electric Studio, The Podium, Mandaluyong, brought women together to empower and support each other during their menstrual cycles.Strong, empowered women gather together with the goal of normalizing conversations about menstruation. The event aimed to raise awareness …
Read More »‘Legit Dabarkads’ weigh in on issues surrounding their former show
Wally Bayola, Maine Mendoza, Ryan Agoncillo, and Allan K. recently opened up about the various issues relating “Eat Bulaga!” Recall that they are all joining Tito Sotto, Vic Sotto, and Joey de Leon on TV5. In an interview with MJ Marfori, Allan K. admitted they’re looking forward to a “better …
Read More »Why these Honduran women would like to see their country’s ‘macho’ culture change
Honduras has the highest femicide rate in all of Latin America. Part of that is due to the country’s aggressively masculine culture — a culture some Honduran women are trying to change. Lyzanka Garcia was abused emotionally and physically. Now, she’s helping other survivors. WARNING: This article contains details of …
Read More »Toyota shareholders reject demand to fight climate change
TOYOTA, Japan: Toyota executives fielded challenges and reaped praise from investors at an annual general meeting Wednesday where shareholders ultimately rejected demands the automaker do better on fighting climate change. The investor proposal was initiated by AkademikerPension, a $20-billion Danish investment fund. It accused Toyota Motor Corp. of lobbying to …
Read More »‘IMF, WB key counterweights to China’
WASHINGTON, D.C.: US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that international financial institutions like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank “reflect American values” and serve as key counterweights to “unsustainable lending from others like China.” Speaking before the House Financial Services Committee, she sought congressional support for …
Read More »Toddler-approved Singapore activities
Only three hours away from the Philippines, Singapore — the vibrant and family-friendly city-state — offers an array of attractions that caters to the needs of young travelers. From interactive museums, breathtaking green spaces and exciting theme parks, Singapore provides the perfect blend of adventure, education and relaxation for families …
Read More »Cost of fighting B.C. wildfires this year tops $100M — well before peak fire season
The B.C. Wildfire Service has now spent more than $105 million to fight wildfires this year, surpassing recent trends on costs, as the total amount of land burned in the province hits early season highs. Total budget for 2023 season at $204M, as province transitions B.C. Wildfire Service to year-round …
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