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Experts say it poses one of the biggest challenges to Iran’s clerical rule since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Nationwide protests have been shaking Iran for weeks. They started Dec. 28 in response to soaring prices, then turned into wider anti-government protests against the clerical rulers who have governed the country for …
Read More »‘We are waiting for something better to come’: Venezuelans face the future of their country
Carlos Pérez said people in his Venezuelan city of San Cristóbal, which sits near the border with Colombia, are still trying to live their normal lives, despite the uncertainty that now shrouds the country following a U.S. military strike over the weekend. Pérez, 66, said Venezuelans have grown accustomed to …
Read More »Trump promise to pardon ex-Honduran president convicted of drug trafficking looms as country votes
Two conservative challengers were practically tied for the lead in Honduras’s presidential contest, with votes from about 55 per cent of polling places counted early Monday, according to preliminary and partial results. The vote came just days after U.S. President Donald Trump intervened in a close race by endorsing one …
Read More »My country has been ‘ripped apart,’ Jamaican farm worker says as people in Niagara call out for help
Rohan Thompson was keeping a close eye on Melissa from St. Catharines, Ont., where he works as a temporary farm worker, as the Category 5 hurricane approached his homeland earlier this week. The seasonal farm worker from Jamaica’s Clarendon parish has been in Canada since April, and is scheduled to …
Read More »Missing Norwegian trekker was 1st to ever walk up to remote northern Manitoba lodge in polar bear country: CEO
Staff at a remote lodge in polar bear country on Manitoba’s Hudson Bay coastline were surprised and impressed early last week when a man with a backpack and a dog walked up to the front door for the first time ever. It was Steffen Skjottelvik, a Norwegian trekker, who went missing a …
Read More »U.S. Air Force cadet who graduated with flying colours isn’t allowed to serve their country
As It Happens6:28This U.S. Air Force cadet who graduated with flying colours isn’t allowed to serve their country Serving in the U.S. military felt like a calling for Hunter Marquez. The 22-year-old cadet has spent the last four years training at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., …
Read More »As wildfires rage across the country, how can Canadians help evacuees?
It can be a helpless feeling viewing the footage of people fleeing their homes, or watching communities burn, beneath red, hazy skies. Canada is once again grappling with raging wildfires, with some 209 active fires — half of them out of control — burning through nearly every province and territory in the country as of …
Read More »Pakistanis Returning To Their Country Attari Border Pahalgam Attack – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live
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Read More »Advance polls open across the country Friday morning
Politics Registered voters can cast an early ballot at their assigned polling station between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. until Monday. Polling stations busiest between 10 a.m. and noon, says Elections Canada Jenna Benchetrit · CBC News · Posted: Apr 18, 2025 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 3 hours ago If …
Read More »Canadians required to register with U.S. government if in country at least 30 days
Many Canadians travelling to the United States will now have to newly register with the U.S. government as of Friday or face potential fines or jail time. The requirement stems from an executive order that U.S. President Donald Trump signed on his first day in office for non-citizens who are in …
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