Women Against Supremacy in an Arab Trading Village
“We are all connected on this wire—that is why we are here,” Adibul Hasan, 58, said at the Ortafo Fair Trade Market, which he has been working in since he was a teenager. In…
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Canada Air Cadet sex assault case becomes probe
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The Special Investigations Branch (SIB) has launched a review of the incident A Special Investigations Branch is investigating a Royal Canadian Air Cadet after the teenage victim of…
Toronto flu vaccine: 1,300 employees face disciplinary action
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Parents are claiming that the government is overreaching in its mandate The first batch of more than 1,300 Toronto city employees will begin receiving disciplinary notices next week…
Ghostbusters new video hints at a female-led apocalypse
Way back in 1984, then-teenager Sigourney Weaver walked the halls of the New York Ghostbusters holding out a death grip on Paul Feig’s female reboot, vowing never to accept it as canon. Four decades…
Venezuela presidential elections 2018: What’s at stake?
Nicolás Maduro was elected president of Venezuela, the country with the largest oil reserves in the world, in May 2013 by a minority of 0.8%. His election was contested. The opposition held opposition primaries,…
Roger Federer was replaced by Rafael Nadal at the top of the men’s tennis rankings
Novak Djokovic is no longer world number 1. With the delay in the men’s season from Davis Cup to tennis being pushed back to Wimbledon, we can expect some changes to the rankings and…
Letters, July 28: Have we all really been walking on eggshells?
I am so impressed by the age-old tradition of having pretty Victorian ladies looking out for pedestrians, especially on the carriageway. Why isn’t the pavements used in the way you intend, to stop vehicles…
Would you be concerned if the price of milk jumped 20%? Yes, says the federal finance minister
Would you be concerned if the price of milk jumped 20%? Yes, says the federal finance minister Heather Scoffield: Is Justin Trudeau to blame for inflation? That depends on which Conservative you ask Would…
The Magic of Australia: The Wines, Food and Music for summer escapes
They don’t call it the Eyrie for nothing. This small town in NSW’s Blue Mountains is a bit of a culinary destination. Simply walking around the pretty stone, built-in-1849 market square with its outdoor…
For Business and First Class fliers, Flynas flies first class
In 2018, Business and First Class travelers in certain international routes have more freedom to customize their seats. While this first worked out well for domestic travelers, the Flynas passengers last summer likely felt…