Opposition to new Canadian flag evident on first Flag Day
It was February 15, 1965, and Kingston Alderman George Webb wasn’t having a good day.
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Opposition to new Canadian flag evident on first Flag Day | Brockville Recorder & Times
It was February 15, 1965, and Kingston Alderman George Webb wasn’t having a good day.
Source: recorder.ca
Opposition to new Canadian flag evident on first Flag Day | Kingston/Frontenac This Week
It was February 15, 1965, and Kingston Alderman George Webb wasn’t having a good day.
Source: kingstonthisweek.com
Opposition to new Canadian flag evident on first Flag Day | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder
It was February 15, 1965, and Kingston Alderman George Webb wasn’t having a good day.
Source: standard-freeholder.com
If young people can't buy a house, they only have themselves to blame
Britain today has a severe shortage of affordable housing – and the young, in particular, are furious. Michael Gove, the minister who’s responsible for housing, seems all too grimly aware of this. At the weekend, he said he fears that young people’s fury over the issue could lead them to give up on democracy.
Source: yahoo.com
Prince William's role as heir to the throne has never been more important
There have been moments this week when everything in the royal family seemed almost normal. On Wednesday, the Prince of Wales held an investiture before...
Source: nzherald.co.nz
Kneecap: Belfast rap group take legal action after UK blocks grant
The controversial Belfast rap group was denied a £15k grant when the government objected.
Source: yahoo.com
Kneecap: Belfast rap group blocked from £15k grant by UK government
The Belfast rappers, known for controversial lyrics, say their successful application was overruled.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Kneecap : Belfast rap group blocked from £15k grant by UK government
The Belfast rappers, known for controversial lyrics, say their successful application was overruled.
Source: aol.com
All eyes on Prince William as his role as heir to the throne never more important
There have been moments this week when everything in the Royal family seemed almost normal. On Wednesday, the Prince of Wales held an investiture before making a speech at an air ambulance fundraiser. The next day, the Queen met with multiple charities and attended a concert at Salisbury Cathedral. Princess Anne, obviously, was out and about on engagements, this time with ponies.
Source: yahoo.com