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The statistics are sobering: 60 per cent of British Columbia residents know a woman who has been assaulted, and each week, 1,000 instances of physical or sexual assault occur in the province.

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From the summer heat dome and wildfires to the recent flooding, the effects of climate change have grown more apparent. Looking ahead, those effects are expected to impact virtually every aspect of life here on Vancouver Island and beyond – from food production to transportation to insurance costs.

Mr Ebenezer Kojo Otoo, the 2021 Most Outstanding Teacher, has urged post-graduate students, educational think-tanks and the citizenry to play their respective roles to transform education in Ghana. He said the current educational system where professionals and statesmen had become timid to voice out ideas that could help the nation…

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It is beyond doubt that the Nord Stream pipelines were sabotaged by the US Navy. The Navy conducted an exercise in that exact area in July involving divers and undersea drones with the official [...]

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The government has stuck to its guns through the thick and thin of Covid-19, pushing to turn crisis into opportunity for economic growth, by spurring sweeping reforms, improving the business environment and strengthening competitiveness in international markets, in efforts underpinned by pandemic management world-renown for its effectiveness, according to Prime Minister Hun Sen.