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If Joseph Kromelis had a permanent place to live, he would not be fighting for his life. Increasing the Real Estate Transfer Tax would help fund more housing and homeless services.

Insecurity, separatist agitations undermining Nigeria’s unity, corporate existence, says Ex-COAS Ihejirika …Elites stoking hatred among Nigerians for selfish gains – Methodist Archbishop …Why Nigeria is not working – NIREC, Sheikh Maraya …What politicians must do to fix Nigeria – Emir of Bichi, Ahmed Lawan …Abolish ‘State of Origin’, ‘Religion’ concepts,  Bishop Onuoha tells govt …Nigeria’s…

The Tribune covers Mormonism and other faiths extensively. It always has and always will. Why? Because it’s Utah. While Latter-day Saints dominate the state like no other religion in the nation, Utah’s faith community keeps growing richer and more diverse. (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Angel Moroni statue is pulled from atop the Salt Lake Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 2020 as the iconic building undergoes extensive renovation. The LDS Church remains a dominant force in Utah, even as the state's faith landscape grow richer and more di...

  MONTREAL -- While public health restrictions have been relaxed for Quebec's places of worship, allowing up to 10 people to gather inside, a protest was held on Sunday calling for the government to be reclassified as essential services. Demonstrators gathered outside St-Leonard's Good News Chapel, where pastor Steve Gesualdi said the current arrangement is not working for his parishioners. “The entire lockdown we were following all the protocols, we had the social distancing, we had the anti-bacterial, we had the spacing, we had the numbers per room,” he said. “With 25 per room, w...