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The Giant hasn’t aged, which can’t be said of its former curator.

SIR – I left HSBC due to its moronic anti-Brexit advertisement. I am now forced to leave NatWest due to its treatment of Nigel Farage. Are there any non-political banks in the United Kingdom?

While cities employ career fire firefighters, small towns and villages rely on volunteers. A growing number of communities in New Brunswick and across Canada are struggling to find enough firefighters to respond to calls.

GLENN TOEPEL, 69. Beloved brother of Gail Toepel, passed away on Thursday, May 4, 2023 in Autumnwood of Deckerville. Glenn was born on January 18, 1954, in Detroit to John and June (Hunt) Toepel. He had a lifelong love of music, and he could describe, in detail, many popular group’s musical histories. Glenn was

Members of the public were clear about what they needed in the budget.

As the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors meets this week in Rome, critics are raising concerns about the group's leadership and independence, reports Vatican correspondent Christopher White.

Letter warns against attempts to discredit founding member of Commission for the Protection of Minors

‘Rome’s serial “mishaps” in this area are neither stupid nor insane. They are about protecting itself’

ROME (CNS) -- The popes safeguarding commission, preparing to move into a fresco-ceilinged palace in Romes historic center, must not be merely engaged in PR, but become a refuge for those abused by clergy and silenced by the church, said leading safeguarding expert Jesuit Father Hans Zollner.   Speaking to journalists April 17 about his decision to leave the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, Father Zollner expressed his hope that the commissions new home will push the co

Father Hans Zollner clarified that his resignation was not intended to personally attack anyone or impede the work of the commission, which he called “a success in itself and a great idea by Pope Francis.”