Abortion may be the biggest threat to Donald Trump’s political comeback. Like an albatross he personally helped set loose. Now he’s trying to wriggle from its clutches. Trump released his 2024 abortion policy that seeks to sidestep thorny questions. It’s a close election. Abortion is a problem. Trump’s solution: Wash …
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Canadian DNA lab knew its paternity tests identified the wrong dads, but it kept selling them
A DNA laboratory in Toronto knowingly delivered prenatal paternity test results that routinely identified the wrong biological fathers — ruling out the real dads — and left a trail of shattered lives around the globe, a CBC News investigation has found. Testing by Viaguard-Accumetrics seemed to use guesswork over science, …
Read More »Pay your bills or buy groceries? These are the hard choices as food insecurity rises in northwestern Ontario
Health units in northwestern Ontario have released their annual food insecurity reports, and the numbers aren’t pretty. Here’s what experts say about the impact of food insecurity on people’s health — and what patrons of a local food service in Thunder Bay say about the importance of food for both …
Read More »Ontario man’s fraud charge dropped while he was allegedly running $10M Ponzi scheme: lawsuits
A Thornhill, Ont., man solicited at least $3.5 million for an alleged Ponzi scheme while charged with fraud for a prior alleged investment scam, according to lawsuits and records reviewed by CBC Toronto. After the criminal charge was dropped, they allege the man went on to defraud another $6.5 million …
Read More »2 dead, 1 seriously injured after shooting at south Edmonton work site
Two men are dead and another is seriously injured after a daytime shooting at a south Edmonton work site. In a news release sent Monday night, police said officers responded to a shooting that occurred in a residential area around noon in the Cavanagh neighbourhood, in the area of Cavanagh …
Read More »Service Alberta Minister takes aim at discounted 4-litre vodka jugs
Alberta’s minister responsible for liquor, gaming and cannabis says either he or the provincial regulator will review how large plastic jugs of vodka landed on liquor store shelves selling for less than $50. Distiller, store owners say four-litre plastic jugs of vodka follow all provincial rules. Alberta’s minister responsible for …
Read More »FEU sweeps Adamson, charges up F4 bid
MANILA, Philippines: The FEU Lady Tamaraws swept the Adamson Lady Falcons, 25-19, 25-23, 25-23, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on Tuesday, April 9 to charge up their Final Four bid in the UAAP Season 86 women’s volleyball tournament. Chen Tagaod racked up 12 points, seven excellent receptions, and four digs …
Read More »Move over, eclipse. A rare, double brood of lustful cicadas are about to take over the skies
Scientist Floyd Shockley has been planning a road trip to witness a rare natural event that will darken skies across much of the United States — a convergence not of celestial bodies, but of two massive broods of flying, screaming, lustful insects. More than a trillion cicadas to emerge from …
Read More »Nitori steps into PH homes
NITORI Holdings Co., Ltd., based in Sapporo, northern Japan, has announced the launch of its first Nitori store in the Philippines. The company aims to accelerate store openings in the Asian market, and its expansion here will see the first store open at Mitsukoshi BGC in Taguig City on April …
Read More »Why Alden Richards is at a career crossroads
In an early December interview, Alden Richards gave the entertainment press a staggering impression that he found his career at a snail’s pace at one point last year. It is for this reason that depression consumed him, and he even questioned his self-worth. Speaking in the vernacular, Alden expressed: “Pakiramdam …
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