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Kim Jong Un Declares North Korea Will Advance Nuclear Capabilities During the Eighth Party Congress, Kim vowed to enhance the country’s missile programs and nuclear power – a worrying sign for diplomacy with the U.S. and South Korea. January 12, 2021 In this photo provided by the North Korean government, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un speaks at the ruling party congress in Pyongyang, North Korean, Sunday, Jan. 10, 2021. Credit: Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service via AP, File Advertisement North Korea’s state media reported on January 9 that North Ko...

WINNIPEG -- One Winnipeg city councillor is looking to change the way people pay for utilities. Coun. Kevin Klein wants Winnipeggers to have the option to pay their water bills monthly as opposed to quarterly. He said by offering Winnipeggers monthly payments they will have more choice and better service. Klein is also asking the public service to provide a similar option to Manitoba Hydro, which would mean averaging the annual cost of water and sewage and billing customers accordingly. Klein’s idea will be brought to a vote at the Standing Policy Committee for Water and Waste, and if...

December 22, 2020 Washington State University Efforts to develop and sustain a more inclusive and equitable community at Washington State University will continue with the establishment of a new President’s Commission on Campus Culture and Climate. The establishment of the new commission follows several years of work by the Five Working Groups on Campus Culture and Climate representing more than 120 WSU community members system-wide. Representation includes faculty, students, and staff. The Five Working Groups were assembled to respond to concerns raised by students in 2017. The final repor...

EP40 HIPAA Hybrid Entity Designation Policy (new) For a summary of the changes and link to the updated policy, see the EPM Revision Memo 96. Contact: Office of Procedures, Records, and Forms; telephone 509-335-2005

Article content I report politics at City Hall from an oak desk behind a sheet of glass in the press gallery which overlooks council chambers. I hear and record everything. Below me, and above chambers, are mostly empty seats that prior to COVID-19 were occupied by members of the public — Winnipeg’s issue keeners and critical stakeholders looking to participate — as delegations — in direct democracy. It’s a great system that gives anyone a platform to communicate policy ideas or concern. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or SNELL: Citizen...