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ख़बर सुनें दक्षिण पश्चिम इंग्लैंड के कार्बिस बे में शुक्रवार को शुरू हुए जी-7 देशों के सम्मेलन से चीन बुरी तरह चिढ़ गया है। जी-7 समूह को अपने खिलाफ गुटबाजी के तौर पर देखते हुए चीन ने रविवार को धमकी भरे अंदाज कहा कि वह दौर काफी पहले खत...

Behind Closed Doors: How to seek help in Canada by Eden Debebe and Meredith Bond Posted Mar 15, 2021 7:51 am EDT Last Updated Mar 15, 2021 at 8:58 am EDT Stock photo CityNews and OMNI News have launched a new investigative series “Behind Closed Doors” detailing the epidemic of family violence plaguing our communities. If you recognize some of the behaviour detailed in this series in your home or in the home of someone who is close to you, remember you are not alone, and please find several dedicated resources which provide support for victims of family violence. To find support services i...

Research project on period poverty released SHARE ON: Period poverty is an ongoing issue for women who can’t make ends meet. Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction, Nicholas Simons, says people shouldn’t have to face making the choice between buying menstrual products or food. “I thank the United Way of the Lower Mainland for its valuable work on this report, which will help us shape our approach to ending period poverty,” Simons said. The Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction provided $107,000 to the United Way of the Lower Mainland to do the project.  F...

COVID-19 has added to the educational barriers girls and women face around the world Access to education is a fundamental human right, but for millions of girls around the globe it is a right that is not upheld, writes Alexandra Chaves. Social Sharing Alexandra Chaves · for CBC News Opinion · Posted: Mar 08, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: March 8 More than 11 million girls worldwide may never return to school after the pandemic, according to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).(Scott Galley/CBC Graphics)

Facedrive Partners with Plan International Canada to Combat Child Marriage in Bangladesh For the rest of 2021, $1 from every Facedrive TraceSCAN device purchase will contribute to Plan International Canada’s campaign to raise $900,000 with a 6:1 GAC matching for a total of $6.3M to end child marriage in Bangladesh Facedrive Inc. a Canadian “people-and-planet first” tech ecosystem, is calling on Canadians to help combat child marriage in partnership with Plan International Canada. On International … For the rest of 2021, $1 from every Facedrive TraceSCAN device purchase will contribut...