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There is no provision in Finnish law which would allow a club to permanently prevent a troublemaker from entering a football stadium.

Nova Scotias legislature wrapped up a short summer session on Tuesday with the passage of a bill rescinding a recommended 12.6 per cent pay raise for its members.

Nova Scotia politicians from all three political parties at Province House agreed that now is not the time for their pay to increase, but they continued to differ on Tuesday about whether an emergency recall of the legislature was necessary to do something about it.

A one-week session of the Nova Scotia legislature is expected to wrap up today with the passage of a bill that rescinds a 12.6 per cent pay raise for its members.

Nova Scotias legislature will reconvene next week to stop the implementation of a pay bump for its members that would raise annual salaries above $100,000, Premier Tim Houston said Tuesday.

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News releases from the Government of Nova Scotia

In-depth: In Berlin, pro-Palestine demonstrations were banned and activists were attacked by police for wearing keffiyehs, marking a new level of repression in an already hostile environment.

In an extraordinary move, authorities say antisemitic statements at previous rallies are enough to ban future ones