The Bank of Canada says a digital currency isn’t needed nor is one being planned. But the central bank launched public consultations this week asking Canadians how they would use a digital loonie. The Bank of Canada wants your input on a digital currency. The Bank of Canada is wading …
Read More »Trudeau schooled on the North’s pressing infrastructure needs during first trip to remote community
Inuit leaders had frank conversations with the prime minister and federal cabinet ministers on Friday about the urgent need to address a lack of housing and other basic infrastructure across Inuit homelands. Visit marks first time a prime minister has landed in Newfoundland and Labrador’s northernmost community. Inuit leaders had …
Read More »‘Siglo ng Kalinga’ holds premiere with all-nurse cast
The all-nurse cast film Siglo ng Kalinga by the award-winning filmmaker Lemuel Lorca, produced by Dr. Carl Balita Productions, had its premiere on April 24, at SM Megamall’s cinemas 2 and 3, respectively. The momentous occasion was a gathering of VIPs and supporters of the advocacy film since its launch …
Read More »US debt ceiling talks moved next week
POSTPONED Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky (left), standing with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy of California, speaks to reporters at the White House in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, May 9, 2023. The White House announced that talks on the debt ceiling were moved next week. AP PHOTO WASHINGTON, D.C.: …
Read More »A fusion of style and comfort for summer season
COS launches its Mens Summer Capsule Collection, offering stylish and lightweight essentials designed to beat the heat with effortless flair. The collection allows you to embrace the summer season in comfort and style with refined and versatile pieces. This latest edit is an awakening of spirits, built to evoke feelings …
Read More »Risk of new fires ‘significant,’ as Alberta prepares for wildfire danger to escalate this weekend
Alberta officials and fire crews are preparing for a shift to hot, dry conditions that will challenge the province’s firefighting efforts this weekend. Thousands of evacuees anxious to return home. Alberta officials and fire crews are preparing for a shift to hot, dry conditions that will challenge the province’s firefighting …
Read More »Experiencing Italian food, art and music at Pavarotti Ristorante
Pavarotti’s new full restaurant boasts of Italian food, art and music. With their diverse background, it might be a wonder how artist Marcoroberto Ascione, businesswoman Olah Gray Padilla Brady, socialite and entrepreneur Jessie Vitor Maloles, and businessman Ralston Austin Dy all agreed to build Pavarotti Ristorante at Okada Manila five …
Read More »Take out special for moms
Celebrate Mother’s Day by giving her favorite dishes or trying something new. This is one of the best ways to show moms love and appreciation on this special day. From homemade cakes and pies, to exquisite meals for dinner, there are many different dishes and treats to bring a smile …
Read More »The overbudget Trans Mountain pipeline project is carrying $23B in debt — and needs to borrow more
The overbudget Trans Mountain expansion owes its lenders at least $23 billion, and it’s looking to take on more private debt as the federal government shuts its wallet and construction costs skyrocket. Pipeline watchers say Ottawa may need to take a haircut if it wants to find a buyer. The …
Read More »Noh grabs lead despite broken driver head
WASHINGTON: South Korea’s Noh Seung-yul grabbed the clubhouse lead with an 11-under par 60 in Thursday’s (Friday in Manila) opening round of the PGA Byron Nelson tournament, matching the event’s 18-hole record. NO PROBLEM Noh Seung-yul of South Korea looks at his club on the 14th tee during the first …
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