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Today Is International Day For The Elimination of Racial Discrimination

Today is International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, which is observed annually on March 21st. This day serves as an opportunity for individuals, organizations, and governments around the world to recognize the ongoing issue of racism and to promote actions toward its elimination. The day was established in 1966 by the United Nations Read More…

Burkina Faso Home to Almost Half of Closed Schools in Central and West Africa

Almost Half of Central and West African Schools are Closed in Burkina Faso

UBS Over $5 Trillion In Assets With Acquisition Of Struggling Credit Suisse

UBS Surpasses $5 Trillion In Assets With Acquisition Of Struggling Credit Suisse

"Tens of Thousands Protest Peacefully in South Africa's National Shutdown"

“Tens of Thousands Protest Peacefully in South Africa’s National Shutdown”

International Criminal Court Issues Arrest Warrant For Putin On War Crimes

International Criminal Court Issues Arrest Warrant For Putin On War Crimes

Slovakia Becomes Latest NATO Country To Send Fighter Jets To Ukraine
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Slovakia Becomes Latest NATO Country To Send Fighter Jets To Ukraine

In recent weeks, NATO countries have been supporting Ukraine in its ongoing conflict with Russia. Today, Slovakia has announced that it will send 13 MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, while Poland has stated that it will deliver four MiG-29s in the coming days. This support comes in response to Ukraine’s repeated requests for assistance, particularly Read More…

Simu Liu, Set To Host Canada's 59th Juno Awards At Roger's Place

Simu Liu, Set To Host Canada’s 59th Juno Awards At Roger’s Place

China Brokers Road Map To Peace Between Saudi Arabia and Iran

Xi Jinping Begans Unprecedented 3rd Term As China's President

Xi Jinping Begins Unprecedented 3rd Term As China’s President

Moldova President Confirms, It Will Not Seek NATO Membership

Moldova President Confirms, It Will Not Seek NATO Membership

SCO Expands Jordan's Principle To 7 More School Divisions
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SCO Expands Jordan’s Principle To 7 More School Divisions

Jordan’s Principle is a child-first principle that ensures all First Nations children can access the same level of services and care as other Canadian children. It is named after Jordan River Anderson, a young boy from Norway House Cree Nation in Manitoba, who was born with complex medical needs and lived his entire life in Read More…

First Nations Leaders Want More Done To Address Racism In Northern Health Region

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Shamattawa First Nation, Declares A State Of Emergency

Southern Chiefs Organization Creates New Unit To Address MMIWG2S+

Southern Chiefs Organization Creates New Unit To Address MMIWG2S+

SCO Grand Chief Daniels Honours Indigenous Communities, With 1st Annual Survivors Healing Gathering

Manitoba Celebrates Louis Riel Day, Manitoba’s 1st Premier

Manitoba Celebrates Louis Riel Day, Manitoba’s 1st Premier

Now Is The Time For Indigenous Representation On Canada’s Banknotes

Anana Announces $1.4 Billion Upgrade To Dwyer Hill Counter-terrorism Training Centre

Anand Announces $1.4 Billion Upgrade To Dwyer Hill Counter-terrorism Training Centre

Today, the Government of Canada announced a significant investment of $1.4 billion to upgrade the Dwyer Hill Training Centre infrastructure for the military's counter-terrorism response unit. Anita Anand, the Minister of National Defence, made the announcement, and the upgrades are set to create 2,000 jobs over the next 10 years. This project will provide more than 100,000 m2 of purpose-built space to meet the Joint Task Force 2’s (JTF 2) long-term growth, training, and high-readiness operational needs. The work includes replacing 89 aging and temporary structures with 23 new facilities, renovating seven buildings, and upgrading the site's utilities. This investment is

Trudeau Launches $4 Billion Housing Accelerator Fund To Create 100,000 New Homes

Today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Guelph, Ontario, to launch the Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF), a $4 billion initiative aimed at creating 100,000 new homes across Canada. The initiative will provide funding for local governments to fast-track the construction of new homes and remove barriers to building more housing faster. The HAF is designed to help cities, towns, and Indigenous governments unlock new housing supply by speeding up development and approvals, including fixing outdated permitting systems, introducing zoning reforms to build more density, or incentivizing development close to public transit. Local governments are invited to develop innovative action plans in
Trudeau Launches $4 Billion Housing Accelerator Fund To Create 100,000 New Homes
RCMP Commissioner Lucki, Mourns The Passing of Husband, Ray Gauthier

RCMP Commissioner Lucki Retires, Calls For An Indigenous Commissioner Grows Louder

Today, Brenda Lucki retired as the Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), marking the end of her historic tenure as the first woman to hold the top job in Canada's national police force. Her departure comes at a critical moment for the RCMP, which is facing mounting criticism over its handling of issues ranging from Indigenous land disputes to sexual harassment allegations. Lucki's rise to the top of the RCMP is a testament to her hard work and dedication to the job. She joined the RCMP in 1986 and spent much of her career as an undercover drug enforcement
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Illegal Truck Convoy Organizers Have Sudden Change Of Heart, Hogwash!

The illegal truck convoy held Ottawa and cities across Canada hostage for weeks, and now they expect sympathy from Canadians Listening to one of the truck Convoy organizers, Chris Barber, testify in front of the Parliamentary committee as he recounts his version of the illegal blockade that held Ottawa hostage was laughable. His sudden change Read More…

South Korea Blows Whistle On North Korea's Fabricated COVID Results

South Korea Blows Whistle On North Korea’s Fabricated COVID Results

Iran: Needless Deaths & Arrests Won't Address the Place of Headscarves in our Shared Humanity

Iran: Needless Deaths & Arrests Won’t Address the Place of Headscarves in our Shared Humanity

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Chinese People’s Well-Being Is A National Priority

Nova Scotia Police Searching For Armed Suspects In Neighourhood Shooting
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Shots Fired In Nova Scotia Neighbourhood, Suspects Still At Large

North Sydney, Nova Scotia – The Cape Breton Regional Police is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a 2015 White Hyundai Elantra with NS License Plate HAW 341, last seen in the Purves Street area of North Sydney travelling towards Highway 105, with two or three male occupants. The police believe that the people Read More…

More Housing Coming To Ugpi'ganjig First Nation With Acquisition Of 56.14 Acres

More Housing Coming To Ugpi’ganjig First Nation With Acquisition Of 56.14 Acres

P.E.I. Becomes First Province To Sign New Healthcare Funding Agreement

P.E.I. Becomes First Province To Sign New Healthcare Funding Agreement

$53 Million Investment, Brings High Speed Internet To Pictou County, Nova Scotia

Atlantic Premiers Convene 23rd Summit Of Regional Affairs

Feds Commit $250K To Improve Physical Fitness In P.E.I
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Feds Commit $250K To Improve Physical Fitness In P.E.I

The importance of physical activity and healthy behaviors cannot be overstated, especially when it comes to reducing the risk of chronic diseases and improving overall well-being. The Government of Canada recognizes this and has recently announced an investment of over $252,000 through the Healthy Canadians and Communities Fund to support a project in Prince Edward Read More…

Nova Scotia Increases Minimum Wage To $15/hr

Nova Scotia Increases Minimum Wage To $15/hr

$10.5 Million In Affordable Housing Projects Coming To Moncton

Nova Scotia's Healthcare System Is In A State Of Crisis

Nova Scotia’s Healthcare System Is In A State Of Crisis

Google Limps Into OpenAI Arms Race With Soft Launch In The UK
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Google Limps Into OpenAI Arms Race With Soft Launch In The UK

In February 2023, Google made headlines by rolling out its version of OpenAI’s language model, GPT, called “Bard,” but it crashed and resulted in wiping out $100 million in stock value. The first public test of the model was widely criticized for its lack of accuracy and tendency to generate offensive or nonsensical text. The Read More…

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There Is A Run On The Banks, Is Another 2008 Crisis On The Horizon?

There Is A Run On The Banks, Is Another 2008 Crisis On The Horizon?

Moody's Downgrade of the Banking Industry Is Reminiscent of The 2008 Collapse

Moody’s Downgrade of the Banking Industry Is Reminiscent of The 2008 Collapse

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Should Canada Be Following America’s Lead On Democracy?

Should Canada Be Following America’s Lead On Democracy?

On March 23, 2023, U.S. President Biden will travel to Canada. As with the Truck Convoy, Biden’s motorcade is expected to cause extensive traffic and gridlock downtown Ottawa for the duration of his visit. Not long after the visit, he will host the Summit for Democracy, a gathering of the few, masquerading as a voice Read More…

N.Y.P.D., State Troopers, Secret Service and National Guard, Ready For Trump Protestor

N.Y.P.D., F.B.I, State Troopers, Secret Service and National Guard, Ready For Trump Protestor

Secret Service Making Arrangements For Trump To Surrender To Manhattan D.A

Secret Service Making Arrangements For Trump To Surrender To Manhattan D.A

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Stocks Slide Wednesday on Renewed Fears About the Banking System

Biden's Executive Order On Gun Proliferation Is Well Intended, But Falls Short On Grit

Biden’s Executive Order On Gun Proliferation Is Well Intended, But Falls Short On Grit

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