upper canada, which or canada west as was also as it was also known which is present day ontario ands it was known at the time, which is present day quebec or a portion of it, and also the maritime colonies of new brunswick, nova scotia, prince edward county and newfoundland were also english colonies that were not yetze tos the country of canada. now, although slavery been abolished by the british empire and therefore across can was canada east and the british maritime colonies nearly 30 years before the american civil war began. the institution of slavery, of course, was thoroughly discussed and contested in british north america's newspapers of that era. such discussions appeared most notably in george brown's the globe, which was published in toronto, canada, which was the biggest city in canada. west, of course, kwn ontario. now, consequently, this paper uses proquest historical database to look at how the american civil war and more specifically, more acutely, i should say, how the issue of slavery was represented in george brown's the globe in canada west throughouthe time wf

upper canada, which or canada west as was also as it was also known which is present day ontario and lower canada or canada, as it was known at the time, which is present day quebec or a portion of it, and also the maritime colonies of new brunswick, nova scotia, prince edward county and newfoundland were also english colonies that were not yet part of what we recognize today as the country of canada. now, although slavery been abolished by the british empire and therefore across canada was canada east and the british maritime colonies nearly 30 years before the american civil war began. the institution of slavery, of course, was thoroughly discussed and contested in british north america's newspapers of that era. such discussions appeared most notably in george brown's the globe, which was published in toronto, canada, which was the biggest city in canada. west, of course, known as present day ontario. now, consequently, this paper uses proquest historical database to look at how the american civil war and more specifically, more acutely, i should say, how the issue of slavery was r

upper canada, which or canada west as was also as it was also known which is present day ontario andlower canada or canada, as it was known at the time, which is present day quebec or a portion of it, and also the maritime colonies of new brunswick, nova scotia, prince edward county and newfoundland were also english colonies that were not yet part of what we recognize today as the country of canada. now, although slavery been abolished by the british empire and therefore across canada was canada east and the british maritime colonies nearly 30 years before the american civil war began. course, was thoroughly discussed and contested in british north america's newspapers of that era. such discussions appeared most notably in george brown's the globe, which was published in toronto, canada, which was the biggest city in canada. west, of course, known as present day ontario. now, consequently, this paper uses proquest historical database to look at how the american civil war and more specifically, more acutely, i should say, how the issue of slavery was represented in george brown's the

so my cause is everything that canada quotes for. uh so honestly i don't the end be the other side of that conversation. you said the to canada is a steadfast ally of israel last month. so we did it here for a minister to though attempt to criticize the is really bombardment of god. so he said, quote, even wars have rules. so how would you evaluate kind of his approach to the conflict? yes, so we appreciate to begin the official is always confusing. that part of the need to follow the rules of war and the international uh human rights law. it's in the statements. but as we see, israel has broken every single box and that it's a question uh and they need to re evaluate those positions in stance on especially on the right. so called right self defense of israel, which is actually who it but what means what it means is actually be trans 1000 young people indiscriminately. so or the 3 by 3, evaluate position on the selling weapons to israel or trade traits that to happen with that. so the product so but for canada is approach i can tell

you have to remember _ deal with canada? i think so. you have to remember this _ deal with canada? is - deal with canada? i think so. you have to remember this is pretty l have to remember this is pretty common in the world round in terms of negotiating tactics. it is the first time the uk has walked away. if you look at the deal that the eu and canada struck which is what we transition to and are now trying to enhance, there was a pause in those negotiations more than once and it took the better part of a decade to get that stroke. i think there is every chance, particularly with the prospect of losing access to manufacturing and supply chain issues, i think there is every chance we go back, but the canadians have played hardball and the uk is not showing it can, too. the boss of the swedish truck making giant scania has told me that a shortage of truck drivers is a growing global problem. during the pandemic thousands of drivers stopped work and many have never come back. it is difficult to attract young people to the trade — as the scania big boss, christian leveen, explains. th

original and native inhabitants of canada. natives who have lived in this land for thousands of years and live in tribes throughout this continent. gumiani who are different from them in every way. neither their culture is similar to the immigrants nor their rituals and lifestyle. and they are very angry with the immigrants who have occupied their lands. the natives see with their own eyes that their lands were forcibly taken over by foreigners. rejected and thousands of indigenous people tribes killed or with forced nomads are expelled from their ancestral lands so that european immigrants can establish settlement cities on their lands. the natives of canada feel the edge of the immigrants' sword from all sides , and the new immigrants who see the natives as an obstacle on their way. these days, most canadian news channels deal with the issue of the discovery of mass graves, from news and analysis to public reactions. many canadians were shocked by this discovery and speculations about the fate of these children have been rai

it has occupied canada and the world. the government should postpone the celebration and national holidays until the issue of the discovered mass graves is clarified. canada's national day is just a few days away, the anniversary of the passing of the law that made this british colony become canada , but under the condition that it was under the crown of the queen of england in 1497 ad, years before the canadian country was formed. just 5 years after christopher columbus discovered parts of central america that were unknown until then during a mission from the spanish court by crossing the atlantic ocean, the italian venetian battleship named giovanni caboto is chosen by the court of king henry vii of england for a mission to cross the atlantic ocean to circumnavigate the earth to a new way . eastern lands and reach india. giovanni starts his mission and hits the sea with two ships. after weeks of sailing in the harsh conditions of the ocean, suddenly rocks in the distance appear in his camera lens. giovanni and the compa

let's try and import less expensive drugs from canada. how about canada?ey have historically not been in favor of this and have tried to move forward legislation to prevent sharing of drugs to the united states through canada. i think this always is my first question when historically we have seen this come up a couple of times through the years even with the trump administration at the outset, what does canada think of the plan to import drugs from canada? often that's a nonstarter. this would be another one of those locks on the door that really dampens my enthusiasm for thinking this would be a way for the u.s. or states to save money anytime in the near future. >> there are other states that are more enthusiastic. we know if eight states that are considering or have made it legal to engage in this sort of program. what you're saying is it doesn't seem like this will affect right now prices at the pharmacy for most people. could a snowball effect to that -- and do that? -- do that? >> i think it's highly unlikely they will be to bring the drugs to canad

let's try to import drugs that are less expensive from canada. but how about canada?anada think of this? >> they have historically not been favor of this and have tried to move forward legislation to prevent some sharing of drugs or allowing for importation of drugs to the united states through canada. this is always my first question when historically we have seen this come up, even with the trump administration as you mentioned at the outset is what does canada think of the plan to import drugs from canada? often, that is a nonstarter. this would be another one of the locks on the door that i think hasn't been solved and really dampens my enthusiasm for thinking that this would be a way for the u.s. or states to save money anytime in the near future. >> your enthusiasm may be dampened, but other states are more enthusiastic. if you look at the map, we know of eight states that are considering or who have made it legal to try to engage in this sort of program and i'm sure many others are considering it. what you are saying here is that this does not seem like this wi

at the same time, canada has cut off funding to the united nations relief and works organ agency that provides desperately needed help to the palestinian people. and the reason they gave was that there is accusation, no proof yet. this accusation was made by israel, and israel in the past has made other accusation that have been proven to be totally false. so the right. would have been instead of cutting the funding to have investigation to determine whether the acquisition that israel has made, that some of unra's palestinian staff were involved in the october 7th attack, even anra's chief and the united nations, they pointed out that by cutting of funding to anra, which the us has done, britain, canada, etc., that they are inflicting collect. punishment on the palestinian people that already 85% of the population of gaza is suffering from acute food shortage, medicines are not available, what clean water is not available, there is in fact already infectious diseases have spread out and these governments including the government in canada are actually contributing to this ongoing gen

no new obligation by canada is concerned. the windows and was moved in meddling in their elections of 20192021. we do not know whether or not they are to provide proof or not. but what they saying is that this committee, which has been formed the ongoing investigation, is supposed to reveal an internal report of thoughts on may todd. but also they're saying that it'll take the full year for them to finish this investigation. of course, and i was going to wait and watch see whether or not they have any tool for isn't again, a similar hard deed signature kind of a situation where there's only wards and no substance. oh for that matter. but we can also expect from the indian ministry of ex, done the fast a shop reply to canada. and to gather now the un, it has reported an attack on the organizations training center that houses 800 displaced people located in the south and the city of san eunice that he says, a pair of idea of tank rounds head the building. how about use was denied and your responsibility? 12 people have been lef

revenue agency around the jewish national fund of canada and their role in violating canada revenue agency rules. independent jewish voices and a whole bunch of groups here in canada instigated this initiative. and again, in that case it was, it was clear that the jane of canada was violating sir rules. what did, what the jane, what the siri did is they sort of, there was a bit of slap on the wrist of the jane as they said to jane. i've had to change a few of their things, but basically allow them to continue with their charitable status. and that's only because of the up in that case, very influential of charity. but also because that influential charity is operating within this political climate in canada, which is decidedly at a palestinian, which is decidedly supportive of, of, of israel. and so these charities are for the insulating from uh their, their violations, fairly clear violations of the, of the actual charity rules they're supposed to be all under. so the collective west, it does, it does claim to champion human rights around the world. however, recent events in gauze

earlier , the netherlands, finland, canada, and the usa announced the freezing of the tranche. may have participated in the terrorist attack on israel on october 7. the un is investigating. american truckers are gathering in texas for a large-scale motor rally to protest against biden’s immigration policy; thousands of trucks will line the highway, while in the meantime there is another convoy on the roads. national guard soldiers sent to the rebellious region by sympathetic states. there are more and more illegal immigrants from mexico, and biden demands that barriers be removed and federal security forces, whom the locals simply kicked out, be allowed to work. he threatened consequences, but texas did not comply. and now they write: a compromise option is being discussed in washington: no more than 8,500 refugees per day will be able to cross borders. in the southern states, this was perceived as a mockery; in december alone , 10 thousand illegal immigrants entered the country per day, so the restriction is unlikely to change much. situation. this whole story is unlikely to a

revenue agency around the jewish nation to fund of canada and their role in violating canada revenue agency rules. independent jewish. busy asses and a whole bunch of groups here in canada instigated this initiative. and again, in that case it was, it was clear that the jane of canada was violating sir rules. well, what did what the chain, what the siri did is they sort of, there was a bit a slap on the wrist of the j. now they said to jane, i had to change a few of their things, but basically allow them to continue with their charitable status. and that's only because of the up, in that case, very influential a charity. but also because that influential charity is operating within this political climate in canada, which is decidedly at a public.

and with that. 953 to canada, where for 20 years he headed the venepec art gallery.y, the current management of the gallery, taking advantage of the tacit consent of the federal authorities , tried, as always, to downplay and minimize the significance of the inconvenient details of eckhardt’s biography. there was even it was stated that the accusations, allegedly unproven, that they... were written with reliable references to supporting materials, only by suppressing the facts revealed as a result of an internal audit, the administration of the institution admitted that they were indeed mistaken, hastened to publicly dissociate themselves from the former leader, and extinguished him from the honor roll. currently , the gallery is verifying the origin, now very important, of the cultural artifacts that were. as a gift to the so -called austrian art critics, it is emphasized that it is necessary to verify their purity, this is after, excuse me, how many years, if he moved to canada in 1953 , this is how the question is posed, all these decades why did they not want to

, i think, is one of the many— with canada, i think, is one of the many ways— with canada, i think, is the historical vote in— highlighted since the historical vote in 2016.— highlighted since the historical vote in 2016. , , ., , vote in 2016. listen, it is not 'ust british farmers, i vote in 2016. listen, it is not 'ust british farmers, the i vote in 2016. listen, it is not 'ust british farmers, the french h vote in 2016. listen, it is notjust i british farmers, the french farmers are added to come up locating all major routes into paris today. the finance minister had been pressuring supermarkets to lower their prices. which of course hits the bottom line of the food producers. what is extraordinary is the scale and fury of the demonstrations that have spread from the south—west right across the whole country this week. the prime minister had to come out and meet them today. the farmers say supermarkets are steering the consumer away from french produce in the shops. and that has hit the smaller farmers and the organic farmers particularly hard. the reason i wanted to pick up on thi

revenue agency around the jewish national fund of canada and their role in violating canada revenue agency rules. independent jewish. busy uses and a whole bunch of groups here in canada instigated this initiative. and again, in that case it was, it was clear that the jane of canada was violating sir rules. but what the, what the jane, what the siri did is they sort of, there was a bit of slap on the wrist of the jane as they said to jane. i've had to change a few of their things, but basically allow them to continue with their charitable status. and that's only because of the up in that case, very influential of charity. but also because that influential charity is operating within this political climate in canada, which is decidedly at a palestinian, which is decidedly support of, of, of, of israel. and so these charities are for the insulating from uh their, their violations, fairly clear violations of, of the actual charity was, they're supposed to be off under all that was that eva is a canadian journalist and not to this. thank you so much for joining us in tool chaos through

the uk walks out of trade talks with canada following a dispute over cheese and meat. and the us is pausing the approval of exports from new liquefied natural gas projects. we find out why. hello, everybody, welcome to the road business report. give me about 30 minutes and i will try to give you a fascinating snapshot of the world of business and money. —— welcome to the world business report. the uk has suspended free trade talks with canada, after nearly two years of negotiations. the british government had been trying to extend temporary arrangements put in place after brexit, but disputes about agricultural exports couldn't be overcome. it marks the first time the uk has formally suspended talks with a trade partner since formally leaving the eu trading regime in 2021. lets get more on this with the directorate general of the international trade... just for those who haven't been keeping up with this, why has the uk walked away? 50 with this, why has the uk walked awa ? ., . ., away? so once the uk had left the eu, there away? so once the uk had left the eu. there

canada has 22 million people. we■k 330 million people. it does not work.rt on time. go ahead with your question or comment for the guest? caller: question. if any of you going to do anything about dental coverage and dental health? there are people like me who have been injured, and the prices to replace a tooth or something like that are thousands and thousands of dollars, and the dental insurance system is completely different. dentists harvey highest-paid and orthodontists, and nobody does anything about it. and it has been proven that your dental health has a lot to do with your heart health and everything else. when is somebody going to address this? we really need help with this. host: got you, caller. guest: the surgeon general put out a big report on oral health in 2010 or sometime. this is not an issue that it is not expensive, it would be even more expensive, it is more expensive now, so, again, it is under discussion. some states are trying to do some novel but it is clearly a problem not being addressed right now. host: those who sign up for a

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well north of the border, the palestinian and buster to canada. that says also is reluctant to support any meaningful international dialog on the monitoring practices in gaza. mama, a boy at amada, told or t she doesn't expect the canadian government to. i tried to condemn israel to soul on the job is approaching general has been i get to to as pals times use of the it's right to approach international organs in general. uh, even uh in the un we've, we've seen that was the resolution. and the i see now we have the i c j in general. it says that it has not been a proper place to advocate for the palestinian. that is really complex. we disagree with that because you don't have any other venue for that. those venue recreate, especially for people to use for such a crises and struggles. so i don't think that to see canada any time soon acknowledging about what's happening in palestine or genocide. but that as we approach the hearing this week on the case that was brought by south africa against israel, we hold the police canada. and that stands the in

revenue agency around the jewish national fund of canada and their role in violating canada revenue agency rules. independent jewish. busy bases and a whole bunch of groups here in canada instigated this initiative. and again, in that case it was, it was clear that the jane of canada was violating sir rules. why the, what the jane, what the siri did is they sort of, there was a bit of slap on the wrist of the jane as they said to jane. i've had to change a few of their things, but basically allow them to continue with their charitable status. and that's only because of the up, in that case, very influential a charity. but also because that influential charity is operating within this political climate in canada, which is decidedly at a palestinian, which is decidedly supportive of, of, of israel. and so these charities are for the insulating from uh their, their violations, fairly clear violations of, of the actual charity rules they're supposed to be off under the russian forces have spotted an unexploded child in the western city of belle grove. road that's according to the local

but we can also expect from the indian ministry effects on the fast a shop reply to canada. right, i'll take the room during shot to my joining us live from you dunny. thank you. the as yeah, mine is bombarded by uh, west and do. busy the security situation in the red sea for ships is tenuous at best. however, china is cooling for cooler heads to prevail. as the un security council has never authorized any country to use force against them. and we think that the sovereignty and territorial integrity of countries bordering the red sea, including them and should be respected. china stands ready to work with all parties to cool down the situation in the red sea and safeguard security and stability in the region show. but during the press conference, the chinese for ministry spokes person was asked about reports. the beijing had been asked by washington to urgent care on to rein in the cruise. these china responds with a message to the relevant policies. quote, do not add fuel to the fire in the red sea. meanwhile, the who with these on the us led responds to the group of the ty

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— you not be able to do a deal with canada, would you? no, and i think ou've canada, would you?? no, and i think you've got to _ canada, would you? no, and i think you've got to think _ canada, would you? no, and i think you've got to think that _ canada, would you? no, and i think you've got to think that all- canada, would you? no, and i think you've got to think that all trades i you've got to think that all trades are good, particularly with the one with the us, would be good. brexit has done nothing but damage the relationship, particular trading goods as opposed to services, and isaac we did not need to leave the customs union and we should look seriously at rejoining, because otherwise i don't see there is a solution to this problem in ireland with a boarded on the irish c. kelly, lumpy pleas to see this in your neck of the woods. there were about 200 centres, congress, men and women came over, who have a stake of ancestry in ireland, and such are such fierce defenders of the good friday agreement? that such fierce defenders of the good friday agreement?— such fierce defe

i don't think that to see canada any time soon acknowledging that what's happening, palestine or john sites, the grab your account team and use our from today around the world. welcome to most go onto our to international good to have your company history or the palestinian foreign ministry has slowed me to israel for quote. her rustic must occurs in gaza . that's after a further 20 people were reportedly killed by the idea in the jump. bali, a refugee camp on sunday indian slaves north. well, this footage shows a child who was rushed to a make shift hospital by a red crescent team in the area. she was treated by volunteers in the critical lot of medical supplies. the world health organization saves that stuff. i've been unable to deliver a to in buffalo, northern kansas for almost 2 weeks now. well published didn't even use our bearing, the brunt of the medical disaster, the save, the children charter t say is at least 10 miners in gas have become amputees every day. the younger also reportedly 7 times more likely to die from an idea of foaming that apples according to the un childre

another executioner from the 118th battalion, vladimir kotryuk, settled in canada.hat is, he raised bees, which is what he lived for, he led a reclusive life, and did not like to talk about the past. although he did not deny his participation in the transition to the german side and participation in the 118th battalion. the nakatryuk case was initiated in september 1987. the soviet union, and later independent belarus, more than once i sent inquiries to canada to no avail. there was enough evidence for kotryuk, that is, for his atrocities. why at that time? the canadian government made such decisions, well, we probably all understand, we know that this was more of a political moment, although here we are talking purely about the criminal offense of the same katryuk and everyone else. copies of documents were sent confirming that katryuk actually participated in the second operations directly, personally, but canada seemed to agree to take part in the investigation, but... some obstacles were created, the last executioner of khatyn, vladimir kotryuk, died at home in

no new obligation by canada is concerned. the windows boy lived in medley in their elections of 20192021. we do want to know whether or not they have provided proof or not, but what they saying is that this committee, which has been formed the ongoing investigation is supposed to reveal an incident report of thoughts on me, todd. but also they're saying that it'll take the full year for them to finish this investigation of. 7 thing that i was going to wait and watch, see whether or not they have any draw over isn't again a similar hard, deep signature kind of a situation where there's only wards and no substance. oh for that matter. but we can also expect from the indian ministry effects on the fast a shop reply to canada. alabama has become very fast as a us state to execute a death row prison out with nitrogen gas use of the method was approved by out of i'm a new way because back in 2018, it was by depriving the brain of oxygen but the un human rights office claims the method cancel, severe pain and suffering. kenneth smit

in broad and aunties case, calgary, canada. that's where they met back in 98. >> i really liked her. >> reporter: as did nancy's younger sister jill. this is someone who is warm. you genuinely saw how much he cared for her. >> reporter: brad became a helpful member of the family, even designed the computer systems in the family business. >> our i. t. guy would say i want to meet the guy who did this, the networking system. he was kind of a legend in the i. t. world. >> reporter: he was so good, that cisco systems invited him to move to raleigh and work for the company. >> smart guy? >> smart guy. >> yes. mensa or close, i would say. >> if nancy was to go with him to america, for immigration reasons, they had to be married. so in the fall of 2000, they said their vows, an intimate family affair. >> how did she feel about going to north carolina. >> she was a little apprehensive. there was lots of tears at the airport, fear of the unknown, but i think she was excited. >> reporter: a few years later there were two bmws in the driv

canada will help rebuild 19 territorial communities from seven war-torn regions. within the framework of the initiative, they will receive expert support in sustainable, inclusive, social and economic recovery. the selected otgs were united into six groups based on the principle of geographical proximity and common needs. in general , more than expressed their desire to participate in the initiative. 300 communities from 11 the most damaged regions of ukraine. and today we continue our cooperation. from the moment of full-scale, warm-up. oh, it's hard to say. the canadian government has provided over 9 million dollars in aid to ukraine. but the value and strength of our partner. apart from money, this is a unique opportunity not just to get expertise, this is a really unique opportunity to cooperate with a country like canada, canada is one of the big seven countries, i really believe that we will start with you on more general issues that are related to our prioritizations recovery, with our comprehensive recovery and development programs, we will also go further

the united states of america before you came into canada if your answer was yes, they would turn you around and immediately return you back to the united states. and to say, you can't request asylum here in canada if you haven't requested asylum in the places you've already traveled through. that's the law in canada. >> and madam president may i ask a follow-up. >> senator from north carolina. >> senator lankford, isn't it true that tens of thousands of people who cross our borders today have not taken the-- and who may ultimately request asylum have looked past an opportunity to safely relocate in the country they're seeking asylum from, likely transient to another country they could have likely declared asylum and in some cases pass through four, five, six different safe jurisdictions before they-- they made the dangerous trip through mexico, across the rio grande border, and presented themselves at the border, is that an example of what hundreds of thousands have done during the trump administration. >> that's correct, during the past several administrations millions of people tha

i don't think that see canada any time soon acknowledging that what's happening in palestine genocide, the pro must go to the world. this is our to welcome to the news our the palestinian foreign ministry has accused the israel of quote, terrific muscle occurs in gal. so that's after a further 20 people were reportedly killed by the idea in the jump ball, the refugee camp on sunday, in the enclaves north. well this friday it shows a child who has rushed to a make shift hospital by a red present team in the area. she was treated by volunteers and the critics of lots of medical supplies. the world health organization saves it's stuff. i've been unable to deliver aid to in buffalo, northern casa, for almost 2 weeks now. well palestinian youths, they are bearing the front of the medical disaster, the save, the children. shara take stays at least 10 miners in gaza become amputees every day . the young are also reportedly 7 times more likely to die from an idea of forming the novels. and according to the un, it's children's from 9 out of $0.10 under the age of 2 face quotes, severe food pov

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no new obligation by canada is concerned. the windows and was moved in meddling in their elections of 20192021. we do want to know whether or not be to provide proof or not. but what they saying is that this committee, which has been formed the ongoing investigation, is supposed to reveal an internal report of thoughts on may todd. but also they're saying that it'll take the fully, all for them to finish this investigation. of course, and i was going to wait and watch see whether or not they have any drawer isn't again, a similar hard lead signature kind of a situation where there's only wards and no substance. oh for that matter. but we can also expect from the indian ministry of x on the fast a shop reply to canada. autopilot has become the fast as us state to execute a death row present with nitrogen gas yourself. the method was approved by on the found that it will make us back in 2018. it walks by depriving the brain of auction view on human rights office claims and method kind of pools, severe pain and suffering. kennet

in canada and canada, there's been a number of people in the arts world who have lost their jobs because it's because i'm in here and vancouver, i live there are um, academics of spoken to and not being threatened by that, you know, by their employing institutions. there's already a lot of people to participate in such things. i mean the ours, my on the manufacturers is on the association and then they, they're cut off from the humanity that they, they couldn't be connected to the assessing commodity and do the job that they do. and i know lots of people are able to be very nice to their families and their dogs, most filled with terrible things out there in the world. you know, and this is a well known phenomenon. you know? so so that this association between what i do in the world and what i allow myself to feel is, is a very common human trait. and a lot of society, i use it to, it's like that. it's not the only like that in the west is like that international as long as there's another kind of association i was talking to a young muslim student here and, you know, surveys columbia. sh

condemns also as refusal to quote, for sci fi and gone i don't think that to see canada any time soon as knowledge is that what's happening? palestine or john sykes, the a very well welcome to you is 3 pm here in the russian capital. and this is also you international with the latest world news out days. as always, it's great to have you with us, our top story best that would be published today. and foreign ministry has accused, as well as quotes with it must because in gaza as often. so the 20 people were reportedly killed by the id. yes. and the job all the a refugee camp on sunday and, and place north is supposed to. it shows a child who was rushed to a make shift hospital by a red crescent team in the area. she was treated by volunteers and with a critical loss of medical supplies. world health organization said that stuff has been unable to deliver aids to um, baffled, and gaza. for almost 2 weeks, smells palestinian use all bearing the brunt of the medical disaster, the save, the children, charity stays at least 10. mine is in dogs that become pays every day. the younger also re

i want to know which officer in canada gave us that quote.at's like a law school exam where you know all the theories and terms but you don't know how they go together. the presumption of innocence has nothing to do with the invasion of privacy and as a matter of fact in canada you have a defense to allegations of invasion of privacy. one of those defenses is defending your own property, so police officers getting things a little messed up and misguideing the community. keep those going is what i would say. >> the washington post said the dc council will decide if a man that spent 37 years behind bar for murder should serve on a commission that serves sentencing guidelines. they have learned that this is a killer who was and advocate for decourse recommendation. probably not the best person to decide if you should be in or out of prison. >> maybe it is the best person, there may be too much common sense at this table but maybe people pandering for votes on the soup deyour on saying that at the end of the day the communities will not let that

, canada is very quiet, i have always heard that canada is a great friend of ukraine, it will help aelps. but even comparing it to poland and the economic potential to canada, well , it is somewhere very, very far behind, i think that there is also something for ukrainian politicians to think about, why does nothing work in canada where the big ukrainian lobbyist is, that is, not even the first, see for for truthfulness the first inter-state actual contact was precisely between the president of ukraine and the prime minister of canada, and ah... we will ask about one very interesting story about a rocket. this is not the first time that rockets fly not only over ukraine, but fly somewhere over the edge of the territory over the territory of poland, that once it turned around, took off, was not shot down by polish anti-aircraft defenses, today the experts explained to us various nuances of why this could happen, but already with the next alarm yesterday and such a massive shelling from the territory. poland watched much more closely what was happening in the ukrainian sky and even rai

the they'll, you know, whether it's united states or canada or australia. and of course, it's all on the belgium and france. they all participated in the cool little project. what i'm saying is that these countries either were rooted in founded in colonialism or have colonial policy themselves. so they're more likely to identify with the colonial mindset, the mindset of the people being colonial. now, it doesn't matter how you see the foundation of israel is being willing to injure strong. the, the reality is that it couldn't have been established without for an imperial control. and the colonization of the land of a land that was already populated by indigenous people. so the colonial mindset dominates less than thinking. and so the idea of this combination of historical jewish drama, and a colonial project that to the west or mines seems perfectly natural. so from the western point of view, that motion would like to do identify with the colonizer, the people being colonized, even after all the progress. and so many people are talking about industry on, on

canada was also unhappy with the decision to redistribute seats.ing on... that their skaters, based on the results of the team tournament , would rise from fourth place to third and take bronze medals, so canada , who reset the results of the russian team, also intends to file a lawsuit in the same arbitration court of lauzan. the game program of the regular championship of the continental hockey league the day before included only two matches: petrokhimik beat lado in overtime, and kazan akbar played away against siberia. this season akbars is a convenient opponent for siberia in the last three. luissa, the puck turned out to be the winner in the match 1:0. in the russian handball cup, among women's teams, the current trophy winner moscow cska reached the semifinals. in the 1/4 cska handball players played against novorossiysk chernomorochka dramatically. chernomorochka won the first game of the quarter-finals. with a difference of two goals. in yesterday's return game in moscow. during the match, the total advantage of the southerners was already

in canada, in canada, there's been a number of people in the arts world who have lost their jobs because as we have in here and vancouver, i live there are um, academics of spoken to and not being threatened by the union by their employing institutions. there's already a lot of people to participate in such things. i mean the ours, my on the manufacturers is on the association of that. they, they're cut off from the humanity that they, they couldn't be connected to this as you commodity and do the job that they do. and i know lots of people were able to be very nice to their families and their dogs was filled with the terrible things out there in the world. you know, and this is a well known phenomenon. you know? so so that this, the association between what i do in the world and what i allow myself to feel is, is a very common human trait. and a lot of society, i use it to, it's like that, it's not only like that in the west. it's like that international as long as there's another kind of association us talking to a young muslim student here to, you know, surveys, colombia. she says tha

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no new obligation by canada is concerned. the windows was moved in medley in their elections of 20192021. we do not know whether or not being provided proof or not. but what they saying is that this committee, which has been formed the ongoing investigation, was supposed to reveal an incident report of thoughts on me, todd. but also they're saying that it'll take the full year for them to finish this investigation. of course, and i was going to wait and want to see whether or not they have any.

of canada and their role in violating canada revenue agency rules independent jewish. busy bases and a whole bunch of groups here in canada instigated this initiative. and again, in that case it was, it was clear that the jane of canada was violating sir rules. what did, what the jane, what the siri did is they sort of, there was a bit of slap on the wrist of the jane as they said to jane. i've had to change a few of their things, but basically allow them to continue with their charitable status. and that's only because of the, of, in that case, very influential a charity. but also because that influential charity is operating within this political climate in canada, which is decidedly at a palestinian, which is decidedly support of, of, of, of israel. and so these charities are for the insulating from uh their, their violations, fairly clear violations of the, of the actual charity rules. they're supposed to be ok under our over now to chat, where is transit transitional leadership is a full new government and appointed a former opposition leader. as the country is ne

reported that hockey canada had settled a lawsuit involving the woman. >> this is, you know, the most severe and significant kind of abuse that you can have sexual assault and the culture it exhibits for hockey canada and for junior hockey. it's going to be a big moment in sporting history. >> the men have taken leaves of absence from their teams and through their lawyers, claim, their innocent and are vowing to fight the charges. andrew rhiannon. >> andrea, thank you. it's being called a pandemic of snow. anchorage, alaska, has already seen more than 100in of snow this season. it's on track to break an all time record. all that snow helped create a landmark called snow. mozilla snowman stands more than 20ft tall. >> pretty cool. okay let's take a look at your wednesday forecast. a storm hits the west coast today. the heaviest rain will be in northern california, with more than six inches in some areas. storms are expected to hit california for the next ten days, so buckle up in the middle of the country. record temperatures are expected over the next few days. denver and saint louis

news from here tonight that the uk is stopping free trade negotiations with canada.row over cars and cheese. i'll bring you the details in the next ten minutes. and, a last look at mars — as nasa's ingenuity craft takes its final flight on the planet. and on newsnight at 10.30, we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow's front pages. good evening. the families of three people stabbed to death in nottingham last summer have expressed their fury at the way police and prosecutors have handled the case, saying "true justice has not been served". the relatives of 65—year—old ian coates, and university students grace o'malley—kumar and barnaby webber, who were both 19, were speaking after the sentencing of their killer, valdo calocane, a paranoid schizophrenic. he will be detained indefinitely in a high—security hospital, after pleading guilty to three counts of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. barnaby webber�*s mother said calocane should have been charged with murder

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