WorldFeb 07, 2024
A bombing at an independent candidate's election office kills 22 in Pakistan ahead of elections
A bomb exploded at an election office of an independent candidate in southwest Pakistan on Wednesday, the day before parliamentary elections are to be held, killing at least 22 people and wounding more than a dozen others, officials said.
The attack happened in Pashin, a district in Baluchistan province, said Jan Achakzai, the spokesperson for the provincial government.
He said the wounded are being transported to a nearby hospital, and police said some of them were listed in critical condition.
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, which came a day before Pakistan holds p
CanadaFeb 07, 2024
Canada's main opposition party has demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister
Canada's main opposition party has demanded the resignation of the prime minister.
Conservative leader Pierre Polivray says that it has come to light that a personal invitation was sent by Trudeau to the ex-soldier of Hitler's army during the Ukrainian president's visit to Canada.
Polivray said Trudeau misled the House of Commons in September of last year that he had no knowledge of former Nazi soldier Yaroslav Hanka, while Hanka was personally invited by Trudeau to a reception held for Zelensky in Toronto.
The Conservative leader said that Trudeau had supported the resignation of former Sp
AlbertaFeb 06, 2024
Danielle Smith to visit Washington tomorrow
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is going on a visit to Washington tomorrow. His visit is going to be very important.
Meanwhile, he will meet with the industry leader of America and try to get new deals for Alberta. Premier Smith will also promote Alberta's energy sector on this visit.
In a statement, Smith said that Alberta has always been a partner of Erica and that both have similar goals in the energy sector. It is worth noting that the US has been a major trading partner of Alberta and Alberta has also been a major export of the US.
In 2022, Alberta exported $141.3 billion to the United
WorldFeb 06, 2024
Trump is not immune from prosecution in his 2020 election interference case, US appeals court says
A federal appeals panel ruled Tuesday that Donald Trump can face trial on charges that he plotted to overturn the results ofthe 2020 election, rejecting the former president’s claims that he isimmune from prosecution.
The decision marks the second time in as many months that judges have spurnedTrump’s immunity argumentsand held that he can be prosecuted for actions undertaken while in the White House and in the run-up to Jan. 6, 2021, whena mob of his supportersstormed the U.S. Capitol. But it also sets the stage for additional appeals from the Republican ex-president that could reach the
IndiaFeb 06, 2024
Punjab government's big announcement, NOC condition on registries will end
The Punjab government has decided to abolish the condition of NOC for registration of any type of land-property.
Bhagwant Mann said that this decision was taken after consultation with the common people and it will benefit the people.
He said that due to lack of NOC, there was a hurdle in the process of registration of land and property which caused problems to the common man.
The government said more details about the new decision would be shared soon.
BCFeb 06, 2024
Three auto theft convictions should mean three years in prison: Poilievre
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says repeat car thieves should not be allowed to serve their sentence "in their living room watching Netflix."
Poilievre released a new policy today that insists the current Liberal government goes too easy on people who steal cars.
He says a Conservative government would make sure auto thieves spend at least three years in prison if they are convicted for a third time, and ban house arrest for those convicted of an indictable offence.
Indictable offences are the ones prosecutors consider to be more serious crimes.
The Insurance Bureau of Canada says auto t
CanadaFeb 06, 2024
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau surrounded in a new controversy
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been embroiled in a new controversy. The leader of the opposition party, Pierre Polivray, has attacked Trudeau over the Nazi soldier Yaroslav Hanka, who was invited during the visit of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky to Canada.
Polivray said Justin Trudeau had been saying for months that only Speaker Anthony Rota was responsible for inviting Hanka, but now it has come to light that Trudeau's office invited the former Hitler soldier during the president's visit to Ukraine. was Zelensky came to Canada in September last year and during this time he a
IndiaFeb 06, 2024
Mallikarjun Kharge will come to Punjab on February 11
Amid the ongoing factionalism in the Punjab Congress, Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge is reaching Samrala on February 11, where he will address party leaders and workers.
All the leaders have been ordered to be present for this convention. Along with this, the Congress will also start the campaign for the Lok Sabha elections in the state.
At the same time, there is still suspense about whether Navjot Singh Sidhu, who has distanced himself from the party, will join the meeting called by Congress National President Kharge at Sarmala in Ludhiana or not.
BCFeb 05, 2024
Surrey Police Service Deploys More Frontline Officers
Surrey Police Service is deploying 11 more police officers for frontline policing for the safety of city residents.With this, the total number of Surrey Police Service officers in the city has increased to 200.Among the newly deployed officers are four sergeants and seven constables, who have good experience in frontline policing.This is the first batch of officers deployed by the Surrey Police Service in 2024 and will continue to be deployed this year for policing change.Surrey Police Service also hopes to be approved soon to deploy its own staff sergeants and inspectors to support frontline