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Stabbing in Sydney church, 4 injured

Sydney | Once again a stabbing incident took place in Sydney. According to media reports, 4 people have been injured in this incident. A video related to this is also going viral on social media, in which a person is seen stabbing a priest. The incident took place at Christ the Good Shepherd Church in Sydney. A young man attacked the church priest Bishop 'Mar Mari Emmanuel' with a knife, after which there was a stampede in the entire church. This incident was recorded in live stream. #subhead1 The police have arrested the accused and he is being interrogated. The…
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Demand for investigation against Netanyahu

Tel Aviv | Amid Iran's attack on Israel, demands are being made for an investigation against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. An organization named Movement for Quality Government has accused Netanyahu of living at the bungalow of a billionaire friend. Actually, after the Hamas attack, Netanyahu was staying in the luxurious bungalow of his American friend Simon Feliks. It is illegal for any public servant in Israel to accept expensive gifts. Staying at the bungalow of Netanyahu's billionaire friend is being described as an expensive gift. #subhead1 Netanyahu's legal advisor Hidai Negev has written a letter to Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara…
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Sindoor Jatra festival celebrated in Nepal

Bhaktapur | The beat of traditional Dhime ,drum go high as the ceremonial palanquins circumambulate the Balkumari Temple of Thimi with an atmosphere filled with the smell of Sindoor ,vermilion powders as the town welcomes Nepali New Year 2081 following the Lunar calendar. The annual festival of Sindoor Jatra paints the town with orange Sindoor which is observed on the 2nd of Baisakh or the first month of the year as per the Lunar calendar. A total of 19 ceremonial palanquins are brought to the temple square by devotees soaked in Sindoor accompprivate newsed by singing and dancing troupes. 19…
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India involvement in Don Sarfaraz murdered : Pakistan

Islamabad | Pakistans interior minister Mohsin Naqvi said that law-enforcement agencies suspected Indias involvement in the targeted killing of ISI henchman Amir Sarfaraz, aka Tamba, just over five years after his acquittal in the 2013 murder of Indian death-row prisoner Sarabjit Singh.Naqvi said at a presser in Lahore, where Sarfaraz lived, that the fatal attack on him by two motorbike-borne assailants conforms to a pattern. India is suspected to have been involved in four other murders on Pakistan soil. We await the conclusion of the investigation before making further statements, he said.There was no response from the Indian govt to…
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OIPC implements two sets of process changes to improve efficiencies, reduce timelines and serve Albertans better

Alberta | The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta implemented two sets of process changes at the start of this month to improve timelines and support the office’s work under its three legislative mandates. One set of changes relates to investigative procedures under Alberta’s three privacy laws and the other changes are to the processing of notifications to the OIPC of privacy breaches in the private sector under the Personal Information Protection Act. Both these sets of changes align with the first goal found in the last two business plans we issued, in both 2023 and 2022, said…
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En route to Alberta

Alberta | Alberta’s tourism industry is on track to set new records as tourism spending from international markets reaches new heights.The world wants more of Alberta. From the majestic Rocky Mountains to the rolling prairies, the province's dynamic landscape, warm hospitality and unique experiences leave every traveller with an everlasting sense of adventure and wonder. As the province continues to build on its reputation as the best place in the world to live, visit and play, travellers are choosing to explore all that Alberta has to offer. Through Travel Alberta, Alberta’s government is investing in the tourism operators and international…
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Empowering Albertans dealing with family law matters

Canada | Budget 2024 commits $8 million to help Albertans resolve family law issues faster.Resolving matters outside of the courts can be beneficial by reducing the financial and emotional costs to families. To support Albertans dealing with family law matters, Alberta’s government is investing $8 million in the Family Justice Strategy to increase access to crucial pre-court services such as mediation and counseling for families seeking a divorce, or resolving spousal support, parenting or child support issues. Following its successful implementation in Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta’s government is expanding the Family Justice Strategy to Red Deer through a $3-million investment…
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The Legislative Assembly of Alberta Commemorates the Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda

Canada | The commemoration of this shocking act only serves to remind us that we are stronger together, said Nathan Cooper, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. Our Rwandan communities have faced much hardship, but they continue to be a positive force in our province as they move forward from this tragedy with peace and unity. On Wednesday, April 17, 2024, the Legislative Assembly will host a ceremony to commemorate the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi people in Rwanda at 10 a.m. in the Legislature Building rotunda. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the genocide, which took place over 100 days…
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Alberta Public Service bargaining: Minister Horner

Alberta | President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Nate Horner issued the following statement on bargaining with the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees . Public services support families and our thriving communities. Alberta’s government truly values public services and the professionalism and dedication of the people who deliver them. Recently, the union representing government employees, the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees, told the government that they are demanding a 26 per cent wage increase over the next three years. The AUPE claims that government employee wages have fallen behind. Albertans, and indeed all Canadians, have not seen a…
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Have your say on Bow River Reservoir options

Alberta | Albertans can give feedback on options to help reduce the impact of flood and drought on the Bow River.The Bow River is the main headstream of the South Saskatchewan River, winding through the most populated regions in Alberta. Managing water levels in this river is important to helping the province respond to floods, droughts and other extreme weather events. With a feasibility study nearly complete, Alberta’s government is seeking new public feedback on options to increase water storage on the Bow River and help protect communities from future drought and floods. Droughts and flood protection is top of…
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