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Trudeau open to fighting Quebec law that cost hijab-wearing teacher her job - Vimarsana News

Trudeau open to fighting Quebec law that cost hijab-wearing teacher her job

TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has not "closed the door" on legal action against a Quebec law that cost a teacher her job last week because of her hijab, his office said on Friday.

Stocks rise after CPI data reassures investors - Vimarsana News

Stocks rise after CPI data reassures investors

The dollar weakened and a gauge of global equity markets rose higher on Friday after data showed consumer prices rose as expected in November, easing concerns the U.S. Federal Reserve would... | December 10, 2021

GM eyes investments of more than $4 billion in Michigan EV plants - Vimarsana News

GM eyes investments of more than $4 billion in Michigan EV plants

General Motors is considering investing more than $4 billion in two Michigan plants to boost its electric vehicle production capacity, according to sources and documents made public on Friday.... | December 10, 2021

Michael Nesmith, musician and TV star of 'The Monkees' fame,... - Vimarsana News

Michael Nesmith, musician and TV star of 'The Monkees' fame,...

PEOPLE-MICHAEL NESMITH/ (UPDATE 1):UPDATE 1-Michael Nesmith, musician and TV star of 'The Monkees' fame, dead at age 78

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Gunmen torch bus, kill 30 passengers in Nigeria's Sokoto state - Vimarsana News

Gunmen torch bus, kill 30 passengers in Nigeria's Sokoto state

(This Dec. 7 story corrects state in paragraph 3 and 6 to Sokoto not Borno) By Ardo Hazzad BAUCHI, Nigeria (Reuters) - At least 30 passengers on a bus in Nigeria's Sokoto state were burnt to death when gunmen torched it on Tuesday, police and residents said, in yet another reminder of growing insecurity in Africa's most populous country. Gunmen, known locally as bandits, have in the past year carried out violent attacks targeting villagers and commuters travelling on highways and kidnapped hundreds of school children for ransom in the north of the country. Sanusi Abubakar, spokesman for the no...