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Trump supporters storm
WASHINGTON (US), JANUARY 7, 2021: A woman, who was shot during the protests at the US Capitol, was pronounced dead at an area hospital, a Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) spokesperson confirmed to CNN. “Yes, the adult female that was shot inside of the Capitol was pronounced dead at an area hospital,” spokesperson Dustin Sternbeck with the Metropolitan Police Department said. The deceased woman’s name has not been released. A total of four people have died amid protests and rioting on Capitol Hill by supporters of Donald Trump. In a video posted on social media, a crowd can be seen inside the Capitol, […]Read more...
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Punjab records four
CHANDIGARH, JANUARY 5, 2021: Four more people succumbed to COVID infection in Punjab, pushing the death toll to 5,404. The infection count mounted to 1,67,652 on Tuesday as 211 fresh cases were reported in the last 24 hours, according to a medical bulletin. Among the fresh cases in the state, a maximum of 36 cases were reported in Mohali, 25 in Patiala and 23 in Ludhiana. There are 2,983 active cases of the novel coronavirus in the state, as of now, the bulletin said. A total of 293 patients were discharged after recovering from the infection, taking the total number […]Read more...
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Farmers Protest: Meeting
NEW DELHE, JANUARY 4, 2021: The farmers meeting with the Centre govt on Monday yet again remained inconclusive. The meeting ended without any outcome on the main issue, that is repealing the three farm laws. Both the parties are now said to meet on January 8 for the next round of talks. “Farmers spoke only about repeal. The government said they will consult further and get back. The next meeting on January 8,” union leaders said in the meeting. Farmer unions will have their meeting tomorrow to decide the future course of action, they said. The government is not interested […]Read more...
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Quebec suspends CAQ
Quebec’s Ministry of Immigration, Francization, and Integration (MIFI) will not accept new Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) applications from students going to the 10 designated learning institutions (DLIs) that are under investigation starting December 30. CAQs are required by most individuals who want to study in Quebec. Applications submitted before this date, but are still in processing, will be suspended. This decision will be in effect until March 31, 2021. The following 10 DLIs are under investigation, according to the MIFI government website: M College of Canada;Matrix College of Management, Technology and Healthcare;Canada College inc.;Herzing College (Institute);CDE College;Montréal College of Information […]Read more...
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BCCDC identifies 13
The Government of Canada states that you should avoid all travel outside of the country until further notice due to the novel coronavirus pandemic The British Columbia Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) has added 13 more B.C. flights to its list of public COVID-19 exposures. On Monday, Vancouver Is Awesome updated a previous list of Vancouver flights that were added to the list of potential COVID-19 public exposures. The public health agency published a new list on Dec. 21 and 22 warning passengers who travelled aboard the following flights that they may have been exposed to the coronavirus earlier this […]Read more...
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Distracted driver gets
Tenessa Nikirk was texting and speeding when she hit 11-year-old Leila Bui in a Saanich crosswalk A B.C. woman who was texting and speeding when she struck an 11-year-old girl with her car has been sentenced to two years in prison. Tenessa Rayann Lyric Nikirk, 24, was found guilty earlier this year of dangerous driving causing bodily harm in connection with the Dec. 20, 2017 crash that left young Leila Bui with severe brain damage, a broken neck and a lacerated spleen. Bui was on a marked crosswalk in Saanich on southern Vancouver Island when Nikirk hit her. The trial […]Read more...
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Apple targets car
Apple Inc. is moving forward with self-driving car technology and is targeting 2024 to produce a passenger vehicle that could include its own breakthrough battery technology, people familiar with the matter told Reuters. The iPhone maker’s automotive efforts, known as Project Titan, have proceeded unevenly since 2014 when it first started to design its own vehicle from scratch. At one point, Apple drew back the effort to focus on software and reassessed its goals. Doug Field, an Apple veteran who had worked at Tesla Inc., returned to oversee the project in 2018 and laid off 190 people from the team […]Read more...
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Delta Port :
A major expansion of Global Containers Terminal (GCT) Deltaport’s ability to handle cargo transport by rail has reached full completion. The private terminal operator announced today the intermodal rail yard expansion project at Deltaport is now fully complete, increasing rail capacity at the terminal by 1.9 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of containers. According to the operator, the $300-million investment has turned GCT Deltaport into the “world’s most efficient and capable ship-to-rail discharge facility” — and this also means there will be less pressure to move containers to their next destination by freight trucks on roads. Mass container transport by […]Read more...
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Canada takes first
After a nearly two-year flight ban, Transport Canada has taken the first step toward clearing the Boeing 737 Max to fly again by approving design changes to the aircraft in the wake of two deadly crashes. In a letter obtained by CBC News, Transport Canada said it informed its U.S. counterpart on Wednesday that it has validated a number of changes to the aircraft with “some unique Canadian differences.” Transport Canada confirmed this morning that the now validated changes include additional training that gives pilots the option to disable a “stick shaker” — which is “a loud and intrusive warning system when the system […]Read more...
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