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By the staff The Canadian Press Posted on October 28, 2021 12:57 pm Smaller font Reduce the font size of the article -TO Larger font Increase the font size of the article TO+ Former Canadian Armed Forces Reservist Patrik Mathews is expected to know on Thursday how long he will be behind bars in the United States.Mathews, 28, of Beausejour, Man., Had already pleaded guilty to weapons charges related to his role in a white supremacist plot to start a race war in America. Read more: Former Canadian Armed Forces Reservist Patrik Mathews Should Be Given 25 Year...

The Iranian parliament should decide in a timely manner whether women in the country will be granted access to football stadiums or not. "The Football Association (FFI) has presented a draft to parliament in this regard," said FFI Director General Hassan Kamranifar, according to media reports today. “If that is approved, then the women will soon be able to go to the football stadiums.” He did not provide any further details at the time of the decision.In Islamic Iran, women have been banned from attending football matches in stadiums for four decades, and observers believe it is unlikely that the parliament, which is dominated by hardliners, could approve such a proposal.Pressure from FIFAAfter increasing pressure from the world association FIFA, Iran gav...

The controversial mass killing of breeding malts around a year ago is causing renewed trouble for Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen: A commission set up to investigate the events tried in vain to receive text messages from Frederiksen in connection with the illegal culling. On the advice of her office, however, all SMS were automatically deleted after 30 days, Frederiksen told TV2 today.The process raised questions. Frederiksen's predecessor Lars Lokke Rasmussen assured that his phone was never set to automatically delete SMS. The Ministry of Justice made a similar statement today on behalf of Head of Office Nick Haekkerup. The opposition asked the Justice Minister to initiate a police investigation and have the deleted messages restored.Cullin...

Article content Chick-fil-A, a popular but sometimes controversial American fast food chain, opened its first location in Windsor on Thursday morning. Article content When the restaurant opened its Devonshire Mall location at 10 a.m., there were more than two dozen cars waiting in line and Windsor police were on site directing traffic. Owner and operator Jordan Schmidt, who was born in London but moved to Windsor-Essex with his wife and children, said he looks forward to serving the community. "I am grateful to be back in Ontario, where the Windsor-Essex community is experiencing tremendous growth and job diversification," Schmidt said in a press release. "There are continuing opportunities to nurture the local hospitality industry, and I look forward to providing professional developmen...

Hundreds of people have protested in Poland's capital Warsaw against a planned ban on demonstrations for LGBTQ demonstrations. At least 300 people gathered in front of parliament today, as the daily newspaper "Gazeta Wyborcza" reported. Many participants waved rainbow flags. On banners it was said, for example, "Love knows no gender". Late in the evening, Parliament wanted to deliberate on the legislative proposal in a first reading.Specifically, the law is intended to prohibit in future demonstrators from calling into question the marriage between men and women during actions, for example, and demanding that it be extended to people of the same sex. In addition, according to the draft, demonstrations should not be used to promote the adoption of child...

A sustained increase in coronavirus infections in the last weeks in Chile it keeps the government on alert due to the decrease in risk perception among the population amid the massive and rapid vaccination campaign, health authorities said on Thursday.Among the causes of the new advance, the authorities pointed to the relaxation of the restrictions, which has allowed greater mobility and non-compliance with basic standards of care such as the use of face masks, hand washing, among others."We are concerned about the situation, obviously," said the Minister of Health, Enrique Paris.For its part, the undersecretary Paula Daza He said that agents in charge of monitoring compliance with sanitary regulations have warned them that "the perception of risk in our country has been lost, th...

The oil, gas and chemical company OMV is selling its stake in the Norwegian oil field Wisting for $ 320 million. OMV announced today that they have reached an agreement with Lundin Energy to sell the 25 percent stake.In addition to the purchase price, a conditional payment of up to $ 20 million was agreed, which is dependent on the final investment, the company said. The sale fits in with OMV's strategy of increasing the proportion of gas compared to oil in order to reduce the CO2 intensity of the portfolio in the future, said OMV board member Johann Pleininger, who heads the Exploration & Production division.The conditional payment is due if the investments are lower than what is currently stipulated in the field development plan. According to OMV, the ...

According to insiders, the inflation outlook in the euro zone caused a lot of discussion at the interest rate meeting of the European Central Bank (ECB). According to two people familiar with the situation, the euro watchdogs advised on the risk that the inflation rate could remain above the ECB target of two percent next year.They also disagreed on whether inflation would then decline again in 2023. An ECB spokesman declined to comment on the information.ECB President Christine Lagarde said at the press conference after the interest rate meeting that the current surge in inflation will probably last longer than previously thought. At the same time, however, it reaffirmed the previous view of the euro watchdogs that the price pressure will ease again in ...

At UBC, the athletics department is working with local First Nations to decolonize and indigenize the sport. They have a new motto and are introducing a renewed narrative on how the Thunderbirds, the school's varsity teams, got their name. (Photograph by Felicia Chang) In the heart of the University of British Columbia campus at University Boulevard and East Mall, the excitement is palpable. Guidance leaders meet with small groups of students to provide guidance on all things campus and class. Above the steady stream of traffic is the highly visible Musqueam House Pole, sʔi: ɬqəy̓ qeqən, created by Brent Sparrow Jr. and representative of the Musqueam Nation and its history. It serves as a reminder that UBC resides in stolen, undisclosed Musqueam territo...

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Toronto car enthusiasts will soon be able to purchase an attic to store their vehicles.Toronto-based real estate brokerage firm Metropolitan Commercial Realty It recently announced plans to build what it describes as the city's first "car condo."The development team known as ToyBx says the space is aimed at "car enthusiasts who are serious about protecting their vehicle." The firm is still going through zoning and planning processes with the City of Toronto and they are targeting mid-December for an official launch.Depending on sales, they are aiming for full development completion by the summer of 2023.Located near Kipling Avenue and Towns Road in Etobicoke At the foot of the Gardiner Expressway, the 180,000-square-foot facility will feature 195 units and 39 penthouse suites spread over ...

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news The Supreme Court will rule on Friday in the case that the right to freedom of expression of comedian Mike Ward is confronted with the right to dignity of Jérémy Gabriel. Author of the article: Paul Cherry • Montreal Gazette Publication date: October 28, 2021 • 12 minutes ago • 4 minute read • Join the conversation Quebec comedian Mike Ward presents the Nasty Show in Metropolis on Wednesday, July 20, 2016. Photo by Pierre Obendrauf /Montreal Gazette Article content The Supreme Court of Canada will issue its decision Friday on a case involving a Quebec comedian that is no laughing matter. Commercial This ad has not been uploaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content It is about ...