AFAD directors Edwin Ańo, Imelda Reyes and Duke De Leon express optimism that the Sporting Arms Show will boost the industry and strengthen the program for responsible gun ownership. For the first time since 2019, the Association of Firearms and Ammunition Dealers of the Philippine, Inc. (AFAD) is back with …
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PH SEAG finish in Vietnam nothing to be ashamed of — Ramirez
Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Butch Ramirez lauded the athletes’ overall performance at the recent 31st Southeast Asian Games where they went home with a fourth-place finish. BUTCH RAMIREZ Ramirez said there was nothing to be ashamed of finishing behind Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia in the overall medal tally considering …
Read More »PH flag-marked marine buoys affirm our sovereignty in WPS
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has installed five 30-foot-long navigational buoys carrying the Philippine flag in four critical islands in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) to mark its territory and assert the country’s sovereignty in the disputed waters. The buoys now stand as symbols of coastal state administration in Lawak …
Read More »Wesley So finishes fifth in Polish tourney
Grandmaster Wesley So finished only fifth out of 10 participants in the Superbet Rapid and Blitz in Warsaw, Poland Monday night but still stayed at second in the Grand Chess Tour overall race. Photo from Grand Chess Tour The Cavite-born woodpusher tallied 20.5 points built on 11 from rapid and …
Read More »Tatum stars as Celtics rout Heat to tie series
Jayson Tatum of the Boston Celtics dunks the ball against Bam Adebayo of the Miami Heat during the first quarter in Game Four of the 2022 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals at TD Garden on May 23, 2022 in Boston, Massachusetts. (AFP) Jayson Tatum rediscovered his scoring touch with 31 …
Read More »The past few years have been a ‘dumpster fire’ for the monarchy, says author Tina Brown. Can it survive?
In the eyes of Tina Brown, the past few years have been a “dumpster fire” for the House of Windsor. But the author and longtime royal chronicler thinks the monarchy will likely survive in the 21st century — even if the institution may lose some of the sheen it has …
Read More »‘Mass poisoning crisis’: Canadians need to change how we talk about drug deaths, advocates say
Thousands of Canadians die each year from a toxic street drug supply. Harm reduction experts say those deaths are preventable poisonings, so why is so little done to stop it? Harm reduction backers say rising number of deaths will continue until public outrage spurs government action. There’s a poisoning crisis …
Read More »Canada should rethink relationship with U.S. as democratic ‘backsliding’ worsens: security experts
Canada’s intelligence community will need to grapple with the growing influence of anti-democratic forces in the United States — including the threat posed by conservative media outlets like Fox News — says a new report from a task force of intelligence experts. Former national security advisers, CSIS directors say U.S. …
Read More »‘As bad as it gets’: Why what hit Ottawa was worse than the ice storm or 2018 tornadoes
Four crumpled steel transmission towers around Ottawa hint at the scope of the challenge facing crews still working to restore power to tens of thousands of customers three days after the region was swept by storms. Every ‘inch of our service territory’ has been impacted, says Hydro Ottawa CEO. Helicopter …
Read More »Atlantic Loop needed as part of energy mix as coal is phased out: study
The proposed energy corridor to connect the four Atlantic provinces to hydroelectricity from Quebec and Labrador is important for helping the region reach zero carbon emissions, but the project isn’t enough, a new study suggests. The study says complementary energy sources are needed in coal-dependent N.S. and N.B. The proposed …
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