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The former president last week downplaying these documents, calling them articles a newspaper story, -- >> he is just lying. he is just lying. >> what is so interesting about, this this is what he has continually done, which is, he lies, creates a, story that story gets debunked, and then he creates a new story based on the information that is out there, and he cannot stop himself from speaking he will give an interview with that news story and that gets debunked, and he will come up with a new ...

Would not be very palatable to the west, given the kind of man that he is. so still lots of questions, of course the west point brittle -ness of the regime but i think these regimes, autocratic regimes do tend to limp on. as we see in venezuela and syria both of them friends of vladimir putin. >> senior politicians speaking this weekend said that this is the -- this is the spotters in the jar. usually the strongest gets out alive, but if we cant. where does that leave ukraine in the meantime? >>...

And trying to understand what actually is happened? >> what is happening? >> there is no shortage of opinions from experts as to who, what, why. prigozhin, careful military man, business man, but the most important is putin is weakened. its like the spied never the jar. the one who will get out of it will be wounded and weakened. >> but you need to be careful about people like prigozhin. be careful what you wish for is what we say in the west. >> we have no mistake. but the problem is that they ...

NDP MPs Niki Ashton (Churchill—Keewatinook Aski) and Lori Idlout (Nunavut) called on the federal government to keep their promise to the people of Grassy Narrows, a community that’s been ...

Get to grips with the scale of this climate emergency. and that is exactly why, stephen, this bridgetown agenda, which were dancing around in our conversations to day... sorry, thats jargon — what is the...? jar — mia mottley, prime minister of barbados, last year, said, "well, actually, the world bank, "the bretton woods institutions were established 80 years ago. "well, at that time, the world was vastly different "than it is today, let alone a couple of years ago "or a couple of years aft...

First announced in 1996, Canada’s 27th annual Indigenous People’s Day will be celebrated today. National indigenous people’s Day is celebrated to recognize the cultures and contr...

OHA Maternal Child Health will be hosting its annual placenta burial ceremony. The burial of the placenta on tribal land where the family is from can represent a root for the child and a tie to an...

KHUZAA, GAZA STRIP (AP) – Locals call it “watermelon salad”. But this delicacy popular in the southern Gaza Strip at this time of year is far from the sweet, refreshing taste the name evokes. Lasima, ajar, or qursa are different names for the hot, savoury meal that takes hours to prepare. There’s watermelon inside, but […]

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As C-35—a National Child Care Program—passes through its third reading in the House of Commons, NDP critic for Families, Children and Social Development Leah Gazan (Winnipeg Centre) issue...