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Indian couple, their grandchild killed in multi-vehicle accident

Whitby |  An Indian couple and their grandchild were among four people who lost their lives in a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 401 in Whitby . The Consulate General of India, Toronto, expressed profound condolences for the tragic loss of Manivannan, Mahalakshmi, and their infant grandchild, who were involved in the fatal accident on Highway 401 in Whitby. Heartfelt condolences on tragic loss of Indian nationals  Manivannan, Mahalakshmi & their grandchild in the Highway 401 collision. CG met the bereaved family at the hospital & assured all possible assistance. We are in touch with Canadian authorities, said Consulate General of…
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Cultivating economic growth in rural Alberta

Alberta | Alberta’s value-added agriculture sector is growing with a hemp processing plant led by a partnership between Logistik Unicorp Inc. and Frog Lake First Nations in Elk Point. Alberta’s government is committed to attracting investment and jobs to continue to drive the economic engine of Canada. In addition to reducing unnecessary red tape and introducing the job creation tax cut, which ensured the province has the lowest taxes in the country, Alberta’s government introduced its deal-closing incentive, the Investment and Growth Fund (IGF). This program builds on the Alberta Advantage: the lowest corporate tax in Canada and among the…
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Building active spaces and brighter futures

Alberta | Alberta’s government is investing $30 million in new funding for sport and recreation facilities that inspire, connect and enrich the lives of Albertans.Sport and recreation facilities are the heart of many Alberta communities. They serve as places for people of all ages to gather, build connections and enjoy being active together. Alberta’s communities need effective, up-to-date sport and recreation infrastructure to remain healthy, vibrant and actively engaged in the sports they love. Alberta’s government recognizes the invaluable role that sport and recreational facilities play in fostering community well-being and promoting an active lifestyle, which is why Budget 2024…
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Emissions keep declining in Alberta: Minister Schulz

Alberta | Minister of Environment and Protected Areas Rebecca Schulz issued the following statement on the federal National Inventory Report on greenhouse gas emissions:  As the National Inventory Report shows, Alberta’s per-barrel emissions are in decline while energy demand continues to rise. In fact, even as oil and gas production increased in our province, our total emissions went down.  This shows that the Alberta approach is working. Emissions are declining in oil and gas, and we’re seeing major investments in hydrogen, nuclear, geothermal, carbon capture, utilization and storage, and other innovative technologies needed for the future. We are a global…
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Former Kazakh minister killed his wife by beating her

Astana | The trial of a former government minister accused of beating his wife to death has captivated public attention in Kazakhstan.During a recent court hearing, 44-year-old Kuandyk Bishimbayev, who previously served as the economy minister, was shown in surveillance footage beating his wife, Saltanat Nukenova, for eight hours. As per a  private report, Saltanat Nukenova, 31, was found dead in November at a restaurant owned by one of her husband's relatives. Kuandyk Bishimbayev, who is accused of torturing and killing her, initially denied any wrongdoing but admitted in court that he had beaten her, claiming her death was unintentional.…
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Flood devastation in Brazil: 29 people lost their lives, 10 thousand people forced to leave their homes

Brazil | Heavy rains have created flood-like conditions in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. 29 people have lost their lives in Rio Grande do Sul due to floods. While 60 people are still reported missing. About 150 municipalities have suffered damage due to the storm and floods. More than 10 thousand people are forced to leave their homes in Rio Grande do Sul. Due to breakdown of hydro electric plant, more than 3 lakh people are forced to live without electricity. A state of emergency has been declared by the government in Rio Grande do Sul.
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Ice cream truck crushes children in Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyztan | An uncontrolled ice cream truck crushed several people in Jarg-Tal village in Kyrgyzstan. The accident occurred when thousands of people had come to participate in a cultural program. According to private  reports, 29 people have been injured in this incident. Most of the injured are students, out of which 4 have been admitted to the hospital after fractures. The condition of three students is critical. #morepic1 The video of the accident is now going viral on social media. The police have taken the accused driver into custody and have started preliminary investigation into the case. The students did…
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Pakistan claimed China's Moon mission as its own

Islamabad | After India's Chandrayaan-3 mission, now China has also launched its Moon mission. The name of this mission is Chang'e-6 mission and it was launched using a Long March 5 rocket from Wenchang Space Site on Hainan Island. According to private newspaper, the goal of this probe is to go to the far side of the moon and collect samples and send them to Earth. This Chinese probe will remain on the Moon for 53 days, that is, it will return to Earth on June 25. Chang'e-6 is equipped with Pakistan's IQub-Q satellite. This satellite has 2 cameras, which…
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Palestine supporters called Kashmiris the occupied people

New Delhi | Students protesting in support of Palestine at America's Rutgers University called Kashmiris as occupied people. The students had put forward 10 demands to the university management, the ninth of which was the hoisting of flags representing the people occupying the campus. In this, Kashmiri people were described as occupied people.Audrey Truschke, associate professor of South Asian History at the university, said that 8 out of 10 demands of the protesting students have been accepted. The university accepted the demands of the protesters. In their ninth demand, pro-Palestinian students wrote that the flags of all the occupying people…
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Pakistan should see its track record : India

New York | India has said that Pakistan's track record in all matters is the most questionable. There are frequent cases of discrimination and violence on the basis of religion. In fact, the Pakistani representative in the UN General Assembly once again gave a statement against India. During this he raised the issue of Kashmir, CAA and Ram Temple. Responding to Pakistan's statement, India's representative Ruchira Kamboj said, We are trying to bring peace amid difficult times in the world. In such a situation, Pakistan's statement is against decorum. Their nature can be a threat to our efforts. Is. Kamboj…
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