Tariff exemptions for oil?
President-elect Donald Trump's promise to slap an across-the-board tariff of at least 10 per cent on all imports including from Canada is unlikely to apply to Canadian oil, energy experts are predicting.
Diwali celebrated at U.S. Capitol, first major event after presidential elections
Lawmakers and Indian Americans celebrate Diwali at Capitol Hill, emphasizing unity and prosperity post-election.
Council fights as deadline to toll new Manawatu-Hawke's Bay highway looms
The proposal to toll the long-awaited, 11.5 kilometre, four-lane highway between Manawatū and Tararua has attracted controversy.
Hīkoi mō te Tiriti: South Island one step away from Parliament
Hīkoi activation events have now concluded for Te Waipounamu ahead of their convoy to Parliament.
Diwali celebrated on US Capitol Hill on grand scale
More than two dozen lawmakers and prominent Indian Americans gathered at the US Capitol for the annual Diwali celebration, highlighting the contributions of the Indian American community and the strong US-India relationship. The event, organized by the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, also featured addresses from several Congressmen and Senators who expressed support for Indian Americans and emphasized the importance of the US-India partnership.
Potholes 'getting worse' on rural roads despite £500m spend
Deteriorating conditions of rural roads are affecting journeys, a transport provider says.
Perthshire Planning Ahead: Anger at Perth green belt ‘superstructure’ & neighbour’s fence demand
Planning Ahead is the weekly round-up of Perth and Kinross Council applications and approvals.
Mass resignations at Kinross High School Parent Council for 2nd time in 18 months
It comes amid friction between the parent council and school head teacher.
The King celebrates his birthday today. Brian Hoey on his birthdays
As the King celebrates his birthday on November 14 alongside Queen Camilla, will he perhaps reflect on what might have been. It could just as easily ave been Diana as his queen
Term-time holiday mum faces criminal record and losing her career
Natalie Saunders jetted off with her daughter Ava Martin-Saunders, eight, to Bodrum in Turkey for a week in the sun
Met Police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley warns of 'eye-watering cuts'
Sir Mark urged the Government to boost investment for Scotland Yard, following the Chancellor Rachel Reeves's Budget announced last month.
RSPCA urgent investigation after 80 rabbits dumped in woods
Kind-hearted local residents along with animal rescue volunteers and the RSPCA began trying to save the rabbits
Disposing of landmines
In a Cypriot National Guard camp, Ukrainians are being trained on how to identify, locate and dispose of landmines and other unexploded munitions that litter huge swaths of their country, killing and maiming hundreds of people, including children.
Rajasthan Cong rebel who slapped SDM held after violence, arson
Independent MLA candidate Naresh Meena was arrested on Thursday following high drama and escalating violence in which a mob assaulted a PTI reporter and video cameraperson and burnt their camera.
Layoffs at Camosun College
Camosun College says it’s planning across-the-board layoffs, as it deals with a drop in tuition revenue as a result of the federal government’s decision to sharply reduce new visas for international students.
Maori haka in NZ parliament to protest at bill to reinterpret founding treaty
The Treaty Principles Bill seeks to redefine the principles that have been used in support of Māori.
American man had only arrived in Ireland to meet son before violent death at exclusive Ballyfin hotel
A US tourist has been arrested in connection with the violent death of his father at one of the nation’s most exclusive five-star hotels.
Conditions violate rights
Jail officials in Georgia's most populous county violate the constitutional rights of people in their custody by failing to protect them from violence, using excessive force and holding them in filthy and unsafe conditions, U.S. Justice Department officials said Thursday while threatening to get the courts involved if corrective action isn't taken quickly.
Labour minister slaps down civil service union demanding four-day week
Pensions Minister Emma Reynolds lashed out at the PCS over its call for government workers to get a three-day weekend to facilitate 'one day of chores, one day of fun and one day of rest'.
Police Raid Bedouin Village Only to Discover the Locals Did their Own Demolition
The villagers destroyed their own homes, leaving standing only the village’s illegally-built mosque.
United Nations faces uncertainty as Trump returns to US presidency
The international community is preparing for Donald Trump's second term as US President. Trump's past actions, including funding cuts and withdrawals from UN agencies, have raised concerns about his future policies. His stance on climate change, global conflicts, and multilateralism will significantly impact global organisations and their work.
Priyank Kharge hits out at UP CM Yogi on 'Razakar' barb, says, 'Take your hate elsewhere'
The war of words erupted after the Congress president called CM Yogi, 'leader in the guise of Sadhus.' Reacting to it, Yogi Adityanath had said Mallikarjun Kharge should get angry at the Hyderabad Nizam, highlighting his family tragedy in which Razakars burnt his village, and killed his family.
Now hotel cancels weddings to make room for asylum seekers
The Best Western Cresta Court Hotel in Altrincham - owned by a group chaired by former BBC director-general Greg Dyke - was closed to paying guests on Monday.
UGC hosts southern zone meet on NEP 2020 implementation for autonomous colleges
The University Grants Commission (UGC) hosted a Southern Zone Conference for Autonomous Colleges at IIT Madras on the 'Implementation of NEP 2020.' UGC Chairman, Professor M Jagadesh Kumar, highlighted the importance of equipping students with essential skills for self-employment or job readiness.
SAC Chairman attends robe donation ceremony of Maravijaya Monastery
The Kathina robe offering ceremony was held in the Maravijaya Buddha Garden at Maravijaya Buddha Image in Dakhinathiri Township in Nay Pyi Taw on the morning of November 13, sources said.
‘Tin-pot dictator’ accusation shakes Tiverton council debate
4,200 residents have rallied to protect Snakes Wood
After Congress ended extra cash aid for families, communities tackle child poverty alone
If you bring a baby into the Hurley Children's Center clinic in downtown Flint, Michigan, Mona Hanna will find you.
Focus on final-year exams at Oxbridge may disadvantage female students
A paper published by the Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) think tank explores possible reasons why men are more likely to secure a first-class degree at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge
Plan for homes in the Boise Foothills disintegrates after nearly a decade. What happened?
Subdivision was to highlight the natural environment of the Foothills with a boardwalk, pond system and wetlands.
Planes, heat and CERB
The media reported recently that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau boarded the Government of Canada's private Challenger jet to fly to Bermuda to attend the funeral of a family friend.
Planes, heat and CERB
The media reported recently that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau boarded the Government of Canada's private Challenger jet to fly to Bermuda to attend the funeral of a family friend.
NDP pro-choice support
In Canada, women’s reproductive rights, particularly the right to choose an abortion, have long been considered a settled issue.
Cong wants separate Constitution in Kashmir: Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress and its allies of plotting to have a separate Constitution for Kashmir and working to restore Article 370. Addressing a rally in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar for the upcoming Maharashtra assembly elections, Modi claimed the Congress is speaking the language of Pakistan and that every Indian wants only Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's Constitution in Kashmir. He also highlighted the BJP's fulfillment of Shiv Sena founder Bal Thackeray's wish by renaming Aurangabad as Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, emphasizing the Congress's opposition to the decision. Modi further contrasted the BJP's focus on national pride and development with the Congress's alleged support for Aurangzeb. He pointed out the BJP's achievements in granting classical language status to Marathi and attracting maximum FDI in Maharashtra after forming the Mahayuti government.
Premature babies not having 'essential' checks at ages two and four
It is also "clear" that a target to reduce the rate of premature births to 6% by 2025 will not be met
Centre a 'life changer'
The Sunflower Childcare Centre just opened, but it already changing lives. Located on Vernon campus of Okanagan College, the daycare opened at the beginning of October, providing much-needed daycar
Trump's pick of Huckabee and Witkoff a clue to Middle East policy
The former Arkansas governor and the New York real estate investor are staunch supporters of Israel.
Customizing your finances
When Leigh Bayley reflects on what drives her and her team at Penticton’s ClearCove Financial Services, the Sun Life advisor comes up with a simple answer.
A&E departments experienced their busiest October on record as bosses warn NHS is under more pressure than ever before
'It is very concerning that the health service is running so hot ahead of what is expected to be another very difficult winter'
RICHARD EDEN: Insiders fear Charles is forcing Andrew to 'do a Harry'
As worshippers remembered Queen Elizabeth II during All Souls' services across Britain, it was hard not to think how upset she would have been at the hostility between her sons.
Furious locals blast plans by charity to build Islamic burial site
Locals have slammed plans proposed by The Gardens of Mercy to construct a 9,000-plot Islamic burial site in the Cornish countryside.  
Pay offer being considered by health unions
BBC News NI understands a pay award backdated to this August is currently being considered by union reps.
Woman hit with huge bill and ordered to tear down extension down at home following planning 'saga'
'It is visually obtrusive and discordant'
Miffed over obstructed view
Some Osoyoos residents are raising concerns over a multi-family affordable housing development on Cottonwood Drive, saying it could obstruct views of the scenic town and increase congestion.
Fury as Welsh First Minister tells farmers to 'calm down' over tax
As she marked 100 days of being in charge of the Labour-run Welsh Government, Baroness Morgan waded into the row over Chancellor Rachel Reeves ' Budget .
Labour MP behind assisted dying law rebukes Wes Streeting
Kim Leadbeater said the Health Secretary's criticism of the plan - which is set to be subject of an historic Commons debate and vote on November 29 - was 'quite upsetting'.
Tiny school district wins turf war against Fresno developer. It was the right call | Opinion
“Money and influence should never ever trump the future of a school district that has had to deal with declining enrollment.”
Motorists with larger cars could be charged more for parking permits
Draft proposals by Labour-run Haringey Council, in north London, will see the annual cost of residents' parking permits rise by as much as £87 for the largest vehicles.(file image)
Fight to save under-threat Greater Manchester Post Offices begins
Around 1,000 workers are employed at the at-risk branches across the UK
What is in the People Before Profit-Solidarity manifesto?
People Before Profit-Solidarity is the latest party to publish its general election manifesto, with the left-wing party outlining its key campaign points today.
Dublin Bay North guaranteed to return 3 first-time TDs
Dublin Bay North is unique amongst the 43 constituencies in this election. It stands alone because it is the only constituency guaranteed to return three first-time TDs to the Dáil.
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