this province is an embarrassment with alberta education document was issued back in 1984 with the title quote. guidelines were recognizing diversity and promoting respect. it was revised several times including last year. now the paper recommended that teachers include, quote, both the positive and negative behaviors of various groups. for example, when studying nazi war crimes students were told to look at the pre war success of nazi economic policies. while the references were removed after pressure from jewish groups, including the simon wise and told center which researchers the holocaust, we spoke to a member of that organization. i'm happy to say that the education minister adriano la grange, has cancelled as, as, as illuminated that back. because i think we all understand that this is absolutely crazy. there is a tendency today to i would say to over exaggerate this issue was giving equal time to different sides. i mean, some issues, there's no 2 sides. let's, let's be honest. there is nothing to talk about when it comes to the nazis except their crimes and except the incredible

the sad part of the stories that 37 years of government has gone by in alberta and not one education minister picked up on this disturbing document. and what kind of mind thinks there is a good side to the nazis? did you say this curriculum? well sure, than as his killed 6000000 jews, but they were good for the german economy. this province is an embarrassment. the alberto education document was issued back in 1984 would the title guidelines recognizing diversity and promoting respect. it was revised several times, including last year of april, suggested the teachers include both the positive and negative babies of various groups. for example, when studying nazi war crimes, students were told to look at the pre war success of the parties, economic policies. now the references were removed off the pressure from jewish groups, including the simon wasn't all center which was searchers. the holocaust. we spoke to a member of that organization, happy to say that the education minister adriano la grange, has cancer as, as has eliminated that back. because i think we all understand that thi

the sad part of the stories that 37 years of government has gone by in alberta and not one indication minister picked up on this disturbing document. and what kind of mind thinks there is a good site to the nazis. did you say this curriculum? well, sure than us is killed 6000000 jews, but they were good for the german economy. this province is an embarrassment. the alberto education document was issued back in 1984 with a title quote, guidelines for recognizing diversity and promoting respect. it was revived several times, including in 2020. it recommended the teachers include, quote, both to positive and negative behaviors of various groups. for example, when studying nazi war crimes, students were told to look at the pre war success of nazi economic policies. all those references were removed off the pressure from various jewish groups, including the simon wasn't all center which research as a holocaust. and we spoke to a member of that organization. i'm happy to say that the education minister address la grange has cancer, has, as has eliminated that back. because i think we on the

my office had seen this document, and i immediately instructed my department to remove it from all alberta education publications. how is it remotely possible that neither you nor your staff have laid eyes on this material till now? the sad part of the stories that 30 several years of government has gone by in alberta and not one education minister picked up on this disturbing document. and what kind of mind thinks there is a good side to the nazis. did you say this curriculum? well sure than as his killed 6000000 jews, but they were good for the german economy. this province is an embarrassment. boy albert, her education document was issued back in 1984 with the side or guidelines for recognizing diversity and promoting respect. it was a rise several times including last year. the paper suggested that teachers include both the positive and negative behaviors of various groups. for example, when studying nazi war, chrome students were told to look at the pre war success of the parties, economic policies. the references were removed off the prussia from jewess groups, including the simon wi

this is al jazeera, these, your top stories, argentina, as president, alberta fernandez has suffered a severe set back in mid term elections with his ruling coalition losing control of the senate. for the 1st time in 40 years on the ballot were half the members of the lo, a chamber and a 3rd of the senate. teresa both has more from what is aries? that's a big question about what will happen from now on whether this will exacerbate the tensions within the ruling coalition. the tensions between president america for members and he's vice fresh said the powerful vice president, christina fernandez the cursor. so we're gonna have to see what the government does next for this clearly sends a very, very strong message. our didn't time spoke. they said that the economy is our priority argentina. the government is currently negotiating with international monetary fund, a $44000000000.00 loan, and this is crucial for argentina's economy and to what will happen in the months ahead. thousands of opposition supporters. i've been protesting into nicea against the president who may accuse of a pow

and i immediately instructed my department to remove it from all alberta education publications. how is it remotely possible that neither you nor your staff have laid eyes on this material till now? the sad part of the stories that 30 several years of government has gone by in alberta and not one education minister picked up on this disturbing document. and what kind of mind thinks there is a good side to the nazis? did you say this curriculum? well, sure. than as his killed 6000000 jews, but they were good for the german economy. this province is an embarrassment. now the alba, her education document dated october, 1984 was about promoting diversity and suggests that when studying nazi war crimes, students should also look at the prior success of nazi economic policies. at the section was featured in revised additions, including one in january 2020, where the references were removed off the pressure from jewish groups, including the simon widen the whole center which researchers the holocaust. or we spoke to a member of the organization. i'm happy to say that's the education min

originate from alberta, canada.ast. a couple of these three of them this week. big weather story because not much happening except for a system moving into the northwest so seattle, you are going to watch for the potential of showers and maybe a thunderstorm and mountain snow otherwise good-looking forecast and warm things up for much of the country, getting into december, a lot of 70s on the map and 60's. so we'll enjoy that and keep you up to date. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. brian: thank you very much. good to have you back, janice. janice: thank you. brian: coming up, hear why senator tom cotton calls travel ban useless. steve: a vice mayor in california is picking up shift at a local diner. her challenge for others to step up and help out. ment... steve: from city hall to busing tables? this california vice mayor is taking on a third job at a local restaurant, not for the money, but to help ease her city's desperate labor shortage. fulsom vice mayor sarah okino joins us from california. >> good morning

which actually is caught up with alberta rcmp pension funds.gy owns the least amount. also the major investors -- major five canadian banks that are royal bank of canada, the one funding most of the construction for this project. the is a l of canaan pension funds that ar iested in iis priva equit firms that a hanged -- tt own th mpan and arounthe worl theiruge instment io thicompany that pple are t evenware that it ishere penonunds at are paying for the deruction oour territory. amy: on wet'suwet'en territory, the gidimt'en clan set up a cabin where coastal gaslink plans to dri. >>his is therill pad ste th a pn to dri. you have a new he here, n cabi a lo cab will beere and stayere anwe wil be houng people for generations to come. they won't becoming in here anytime soon to be drilling under wedzin kwa. we are occupying this space most people will be living here. it will be occupied from now on. amy: is that where you are right now? >> yes. we are at coyote camp, which is the drill pad site. our house chief, hidaughters currentlresidingn that c

few days as around 7 or 8 degrees above the seasonal average says that when she mixed moving across alberta to was the scotch was madison. but once again, more snow coming back in across the northern plains. we'll see that when she makes, making his way out towards that northeast corner for us, but to the south that it should be large. he try, marshy dry, too for the eastern islands of the caribbean, wet weather, for western areas of cuba, the yucatan peninsula, central america, seeing quite a splattering of chas. still want to shaft that jamaica. but turning a little try here. ah. a water crisis in america's west is intensifying, deep historic division obliterated ecosystems to create agriculture at the expense of our tribes. that's where your grand since time get the strong pay good away from the only fault line to investigate how climate change his pushing an oregon town to breaking point, we will fight because it's in a blood we are literally to the point the people are going to start seeing each other when the war to stop on al jazeera, al jazeera world, his into the murky world of sta

or maybe into alberta, but for much of the us, it's quiets by this stage. rains cleared away from the eastern seaboard by a large temperatures and single figure so, so nothing to write home about here, but at least it will be largely quite, not quite, quite into western parts of canada as we go on through sas day southern parts of b c should be largely settled with that little ridge of high pressure here. we have got some snow just toppling in across the rockies spinning down into the the u. s. as well pushed further south. lottie settled down across the deep south of the u. s . where she settled too into a good part of the eastern caribbean, but western parts of the caribbean, particularly just around cuba pushing down towards central america. we'll see some very heavy showers as we go one through the next couple of days spent the heaviest will be across nicaragua and panama. ah, the china has been very strategic in the way it's expanding its sweet median ocean . what is it? and we bring you the stories in different friends that are rapidly changing the world we live in without the i

yamiche: joining me to discuss all of this, tim alberta, a writer from the atlantic.has covered conservative politics and is the author of a book. he joins us from michigan. jermaine is a pulitzer prize-winning reporter and correspondent for msnbc. he has extensively covered race and politics in our country and he joins us from brooklyn. joining me at the table is susan. washington bureau chief for usa today, a veteran political reporter who has written two books. thank you for joining our thanksgiving table. i'm wondering, we will start with covid. it is science. it is a surprising thing to divide americans. none vaccinated americans are the ones dying most of the virus, being more hospitalized. why do you think we are so divided on science? the origins was former president trump. what is keeping americans divided on this issue? susan: it's one of the big surprises to me, the fact that a disease that people see in their own households and families could have such a disagreement about things like if the vaccine works. we know it does. yet you can look at whether someo

body of jack's long time friend and partner in crime is marked my years of violet confrontations. alberta is short, 9 times different occasions. ah. if i had thought to day, so we call him or whatever. yeah, yeah. national glance again, them 16 when did same simply again, i know i saw my teacher. so my friends linden go awry and like a policeman shot me in and i shot 3 policeman jacks also being shot and short here while other still him and you live, i want to remove it. my risky in our president might cut and there was something anal paralyzer from them as well. so you keep the phone. jack says he's working more and more with his former rivals to evade the police wolf. i am a tall and vehicle here look for gun bullshit. or guns middle leg, the come to a good place or nice. and then when the time comes, we will hit come. what are we get? 50020000 or 30000. we come with spit jo. between them, these gain ladies have spent nearly 20 years behind bars. to what i do knows, i see the small ones come never at the block or from coming up. i tell them, nourish you leash, and keep your mouth colleg

so like i know with now most casual liskey models was community pasadena discusses alberta. no felt about being can be who i could get my role. so i k, the wound up in front of the who i could go grab it all this out or will. yeah. and push what happens? i me until they lost my yoda special. no, my, you ordered the same bus at 1010, you get hit on and geron not almost as seamless. and geron. no, my pamela hand, the 11th . i mean to leave it on. if we is in seattle meant the board let the fafsa barrel in maybe up. amanda is the process will be knowing a link. i got the key and this is the one going to human being that politi coin recycle me. there are a lot of, i mean the human since you don't even the society. all police are lost part of the low spot, our number i moist us and went to represent dentist and what's hopefully that is he concluded must not fractured any bas wants to know to me. there have been sadness that is heated window. just explore. some was the worst of it. and then this intensive chit on the cd, but it won't let my job is going with a gant. this was, you

tells a very different story than what we see on that videotape where the three defendants chase alberta ray down in pick-up trucks and he is fatally shot and killed at the end of that road mcmichael says he acted if self-defense they suspected aubrey of being a part of a burglary that happened in the neighborhood. relying than video, that home security video that showed aubrey in the neighborhood on a numberf of occasions prosecutors maintain there is no evidence he committed a crime. they are cross-examining the witnesses, travis mcmichael trying to convince the jury the defendants acted deliberately, intentionally within they murdered ahmaud aubrey >>> jury deliberations in the kyle rittenhouse homicide trial will resume with a second day with no verdict. the defense asking the judge to grant a mistrial with prejudices dis. >> reporter: day two of deliberations here in kenosha as does the protesters gathering. you see on steps here, making sure that their voices are heard as this jury continues behind closed doors to assess and revow evidence in this case. we did have a question for t

body of jack's long time friend and partner in crime is marked my years of violet confrontations. alberta is short, 9 times different locations. i think that the day so we call him or whatever that is. oh yeah. michelle glanced again them 16 when did same simply again, i know i saw like a joke. so my friends linden did do a written by a policeman, shot me in and i shot 3 policeman jacks. also being shot and shot here while others still him and you live, i want to remove it. my risky in operation there might cut and there was something anal paralegal some been that way so you can google it. yeah. yeah. jack says he's working more and more with his former rivals to evade the police wolf. i am a stolen vehicle. you look for gum or several guns, middle like the come to a good place or nice and. and then when the time comes we will hit come. what are we get? 50020000 or 30000 lifetime we have is we split between them. these gang leaders have spent nearly 20 years behind bars to what i do knows. i see the small ones come never at the local from coming up. i tell them i thought you know, so you

a lot of alberta felt almost being in the who i could get my role. so i k, the wound up in front of the who i could call gabrielle this adult. yeah. and so it happens. i'm in till they lost my yoda special. no, my, you ordered the same bus at then, can you get here on and get on? not almost as seamless and geron. no. my pamela hand, 11th. i mean to leave it on. if we is in cl meant the board, let her fafsa bed or even maybe up amanda ice, the process will be knowing a link. i got the key and this is starlen corners. human being that politi coin recycle money. there are a lot of, i mean the human since you don't easily society old billy cyrus part of the low spot, our number i moist us and went to represent dentist and worth so told you that his he concluded, must not for that sheet and he wanted to know to me, there have been sadness that is heated window. just explore. some was the worst meant this intensive chit on the cd. but it won't dallas my job is going with a gant. this was, you know, under the wireless. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah . just going to

who's been accused of inciting violence authorities and the countries main oil producing region. alberta have moved to formally condemned suzuki suggestion that pipelines could be blown up. we're in deep sleep. do do. this is what we've come to the next stage after this that going to be pipelines blown up. if our leaders don't pay attention to what's going on, it's absolutely an implicit or winking incitement to violence. this is totally irresponsible on the part of david suzuki. i think statements like that are not helpful in terms of climate change and climate action is government takes that very seriously. that's why we have a very solid climate action plan. that's the way that we're going to address climate change. not by making statements that will alarm people cause concern. david suzuki and 85 year old geologist who was speaking during and extinction rebellion protest in the city of victoria. the rallies followed floods that killed 4 people in british columbia. i'm a why they blamed on climate change. meanwhile, so suki is own foundation has tried to distance itself from his comme

day . president alexander shanker says he will retaliate if that happens. argentine as president, alberta fernandez has suffered a severe set back in mid term elections. his ruling coalition has lost control of the senate for the 1st time in 40 years philippine president rodrigo, the territory will run for senate next year's elections. not according to state media. detail say spokesperson says he will not compete against his daughter, sarah, who's running for vice president. a new anti corruption party appears to be leading in bulgaria is parliamentary elections according to the countries central electoral commission. though we continue to change, grouping is up against the center right party headed by former prime minister boys . boris of 3 men had been arrested under terrorism laws and the u. k. after a man was killed in a car explosion, really say a taxi exploded outside a hospital in the city of liverpool. on sunday, the passenger was killed and the driver is in stable condition. those are the latest headlines on al jazeera up. next is context india. we did get it most hello and welco

something of a developing alberta clipper making its way in here that will make its way further eastwards over the next few days at pacific northwest states. very on several further outbreaks of cloud and rain all way down is northern parts of california. no 70 rain, the southern parts, much of the central plains of southern plains, the can try and find but plenty of sunshine, petty, a sunshine to across eastern parts of the caribbean. before the west. we have still got some outbreaks of rain coming across cuba into the yucatan peninsula. good part of central america type, which is largely on the settle side for jamaica height of 32 ah. counting the cost, climate change is reshaping this a health, food insecurity. cruise and the pandemic leading to a rise in violence and terrorism and the drove ravage, central valley and california that provides vast amounts of food for the us. how much longer? counting the cost on al jazeera. hey lou. ah, hello there, i'm is darcy at hand or home does remind you of our top stories here. this our negotiators at the u. n's cop 26 summit. i've agreed on a r

few days as around 7 or 8 degrees above the seasonal average says that when she mix moving across alberta to was the scotch, why, mattie sober once again, more snow coming back in across the northern plains will see that when she makes making his way out to was at northeast corner for us, but to the south that it should be large, he try while she dry too, for the eastern islands of the caribbean. wet weather, for western areas of cuba, the yucatan peninsula. central america. seeing quite a splattering of shares, still wanted to shout for jamaica, but turning a little try here. ah, al jazeera world, his into the murky world of state sponsored spyware. and the discovery by al jazeera journalists, it's 0 perfect technology. the fact that smartphones cisco is this, the new frontier espionage think about the sophistication of exports to break in performs. this is as good as it gets this high and you're on al jazeera. ah ah ah, welcome back. what a reminder on top stories this our c don's army chief abdul thought albert han has appointed a new ruling. counsel led by himself weeks off to the min

something of a developing alberta clipper making its way in here that will make its way further east was over the next few days at pacific northwest states. very on several further outbreaks of cloud and rain all way down his northern parts of california. no, have any rain for southern parts, much of the central plains, a southern plains, the can try and find plenty of sunshine. plenty of sunshine to across eastern parts of the caribbean. but further west, we have still got some outbreaks of rain coming across cuba into the yucatan peninsula. good part of central america, temperatures largely on the settle side for jamaica height of 32. ah. the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed in color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen has been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that is seen united kingdom fail it citizens, britain's true colors pop 2 on al jazeera. ah ah. watch god, is it a

other been most of the world and ireland and alum allenwood together and one of the method the lia alberta, bennett, i let the creal al jazeera lea 2000000000 heard from her the he admits that we're a them to hold on the one, ica are you them cost us will shabby her caused them to ricardo if we pick some tragedies were man made in 2007 in jemina. the capital of chad al jazeera uncovered the case of a french charity, accused of attempting to smuggle over $100.00 children out of the country. 6 french aid workers were later convicted on kidnapping charges. is the bar in years either and to act up a sup asap behavior. and i was alert. isla american a little you me, i'm in her. an up fired woman cabella at you let out a loud file. belittle offer ill at the foreseen little cubby at letty air, but he thought theat high came. what them like that gave my masculinity. had he alert one of them, i al jazeera counted important conflicts in africa, including the rise of the armed group book of her, um, in nigeria. and the eastern region of the democratic republic of congo, which has endured violent ethn

the mid term gains by the sense have rice opposition pose as problems for president alberta fernandez, it's facing a high res if inflation rising poverty and a refinancing agreement with the international monetary fund on the ballots were half the members of the lower chamber and a 3rd of the senate, theresa by the latest from what is aries? late as we salt, showing that the ruling coalition last at least 6 crucial districts in the country of earnest party could lose the majority in the senate. and this is important mostly because it's a place where presidential decrease are approved. among many other thing this past year has been extremely difficult for the ard in time population know totally because of the damage, but also because they've been them. it has exacerbated many of argentine as economic problems around 50 percent of an inflation grade around 42 percent of poverty rates. people. there's a different exchange rates on the street to the us dollars. this creat generates lots of instability in the country. and that's why many are say that that people voted against the ruling co

days as around 7 or 8 degrees above the seasonal average says that when she mixed moving across her alberta to was the scotch was mighty sober. once again, more snow coming back in across the northern plains. we'll see that when she makes, making his way out to was at ne, caught us, but to the south that it should be large. he try, marshy dry, too for the eastern islands of the caribbean. wet weather for western marius of cuba, the yucatan peninsula. central america, seeing quite a spattering of shares, still wanted to chat for jamaica, but turning a little dry here. ah, cato, one of the fastest growing nations in the world. ah, the cause of needed to oakland and development school international shipping company to become a p middle east and trade and wanting skillfully, mcdonald 3 key areas of develop, filling up from it. so connecting the world, connecting the future, won the cost cutters, gateway to whoa trade. lou ah, welcome back to pick them out about top stories here. this alice sedans, army chief of delta, albert han has appointed a new routing council, led by himself weeks off in t

now the french government has said that it's not going to scrap those cov, it rules they alberta, people safety, but it has said that it will push back the day to those mandatory vaccines for health work as to december 31st to allow for more time to talk for, for people here. well they say that's just not enough. i think we're fighting for just one thing, which is the vaccination? well, actually gone through reporting full operation with good for you and here we are all feet on. oh, you're oh, well, i guess i need what me? well, how come to meet the sense of frustration and anger, saying he runs deep in the sense that paris and the government bear or ignoring people, care and it goes way beyond covered restrictions on where duplicate. in guadalupe it's different because we feel we have no rights or access to things that would help us to improve our lives. so it's complicated for us. young people. well here in another part of the city, these people have gathered to say they want an end to the blockades. fail fed up, they say all the disruption that is bringing the economy to a near stands

then this is what we saw during the primary elections in september where the government of alberta for a man, if and the ruling party locked in many, many parts of the country. so this election, those who showed their a test for the president, the parents party, could lose a majority in congress. it could not forum in the senate, it would also, in a way, show how i read the fernandez is going to rule for the next 2 years. and of course, it's also going to increase the ink, the tensions that already exist within their ruling coalition, while president america, for a man, this is trying to negotiate with the i m f, reduce the deficit, his vice president, former president, christina fernando. the kirschner thinks different at losing campaign in the province of when a site is acquisition government trying to set their differences aside, in spite of the enormous contradictions that exist between precedent. and we're at the, for a man this. and he's powerful, vice president, christina hernandez' kirschner, that premier luxury, and i got this young. the 1st condition that we need to concentra

and it's disagreement over what to do with a debt that has divided press and alberta for a man this and his powerful vice president. christina fernandez the kirschner, while he has prioritized ongoing negotiations with the i m f, and has tried to control the deficit. kirshner has pushed him to increase government spending in a tend to control the damage and mitigate the impact on the economy. for a man this and now that he'll present a plan to congress in december to negotiate with the i m f. the plan has the support of his vice president. i can do yoga bowler man to those who say that that problem with the i m f can be solved in 5 minutes. i can tell you that to negotiate is not to obey. i am sure that was a stir to measures. we cannot even good the public accounts in order for the election results strengthened the conservative opposition party of former press, remedies whom ugly, who left off is almost 2 years ago, but may or when a series or as you're already leverage there said the election is crucial to take power away from the ruling party. is he not go from that actually story? c

as fighters in the northern region have pushed further south this month. argentine as president, alberta fernandez has suffered a severe set back in mid term elections. has really coalition has lost control of the senate for the 1st time in 40 years. on the ballot were half the members of the lower chamber and a 3rd of the senate colon prime minister is calling on nato to take concrete steps to resolve the migrant crisis. on his florida with bella, ruth, thousands of people are hoping to get into the you the bell, the russian government accused of encouraging them to cross in the eagerly and newly founded anti corruption party as leading in bulgarian parliamentary elections . according to exit polls that we continue, the change party is up against the center, right, girl grouping headed by former prime minister, a boy called bori solve joan, a whole reports from the capital, sophia book, areas, industrial hot plan, a mix of soviet here, architecture and polluting factories bernick has the dirtiest air in the european union and anti corruption activists say the vote here thinks to it's on

oil from alberta through the sewer prairie and onto the pacific coast. well, holt of the canadian government though, is determined to push ahead with its expansion despite opposition. pure bath tub is overflowing, you don't do go for the lop, you're turn off the tap 1st and we're not, we're turning the top on. they continue to expands these projects or causing this problem in the 1st place that has to stop the developed world is projected to by the bruns of catastrophic climate change. but as rich nations like canada increasingly experience extreme weather events, that mismatch routine professing to care about climate change, while increasing oil and gas production will become clearer, shabbots. hence the al jazeera abbotsford. well, still had hill al jazeera international observers and venezuela's opposition return for elections many the hope or sign of change. and there's no cure inside the pain of rising medical calls in lebanon. hans, the government lit small subsidies. ah hello there we have got more heavy right across southern parts of india. hopef

so alberta snider. [applause] >> debbie santiago. [applause] >> the next honoree is christine anton but she couldn't be here so her daughter melanie anton is accepting this award in her place. [applause] >> michelle anton. [applause] >> mary jean robertson. [applause] >> bismarck delgado. [applause] >> janine lawa. [applause] >> last but not least, the last honoree is randy burns who could not be here unfortunately be that doesn't mean we can't give him a round of applause. [applause] >> in addition to the certificate and necklaces, the staff also obtained these beautiful shaws for all our honorees so we will take a moment to shawl everyone. ls fo honorees so we will take a moment to shawl everyone. >> as many of you know, but some may not, every tribe has their own tradition and customs for honoring someone. intertribal communities, we do the best of what we know and what we got. in our way, we honor with gifts and shawls and blankets, all types of things. that's why we have these gifts for our honorees. >> we would like to call upo

will be at temporarily the operations of the trans mountain pipeline that brings tar sands oil from alberta through the same us prairie and onto the pacific coast well halted. the canadian government, though, is determined to push ahead with its expansion, despite opposition. pure bout tub is overflowing, you don't do go for the lop your turn off the tap 1st and we're not. we're turning the top on. they continue to expand these projects that are causing this problem in the 1st place that has to stop the developed world is projected to bad bruns of catastrophic climate change. but as rich nations like canada increasingly experience extreme weather events, that mismatch routine professing to care about climate change, while increasing oil and gas production will become clearer. shebra chance the al jazeera abbotsford. farmers in india, celebrating out to prime minister new under moody announced his government, his provoking 3 controversial laws are protesting against the measures for a year now saying they endanger their livelihoods often without husband her gender core is finally relieved. s

oil from alberta through the sewer prairie and onto the pacific coast well halted. the canadian government, though, is determined to push ahead with its expansion, despite opposition. pure bath tub is overflowing, you don't do go for the lop. you turn off the tap 1st and we're not. we're turning the top on. they continue to expands these projects that are causing this problem in the 1st place that has to stop the developed world is projected by the bruns of catastrophic climate change. but. busy as rich nations like canada increasingly experience extreme weather events, that mismatch routine professing to care about climate change, while increasing oil and gas production will become clearer, shabby, hence the al jazeera abbotsford. recent wildfire, meanwhile in california, destroyed nearly $14000.00 rare trees for a 2 year period. and sequoia can go to more than 60 meters at that height. they were once considered by a per se, but hotter, longer droughts, linked to climate change, had brought more intense wildfire. still had the on the news out of future of chill a y

ah, this is our desire, these your top stories hadn't said as president, alberta fernandez has suffered a severe set back in mid term elections with his ruling polish and losing control of the senate. for the 1st time in 40 years on the ballots were half the members of the lower chamber and a 3rd of the senate. the government has been losing popularity because of an economic crisis made worse by the panoramic. theresa bo has more fun. when is aries? there's a big question about what will happen from now on whether this will exacerbate the tensions within the ruling coalition. the tension between president america for man is and he's vice president, the powerful vice president, christina fernandez, the kirschner. so we're gonna have to see what the government does next for this clearly sends a very, very strong message, argent time spoke. they said that the economy is our priority argentina. the government is currently negotiating with the international monetary fund or for a $4000000000.00 loan. and this is crucial for argentina's economy. and what will happen in the month ahead? thousa