Новости за 26.07.2024

A tree representing a piece of Oregon history is entering its final days.

The feces-flinging became such a problem that building management had to hire security to protest the workers.

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has directed the Director-General of the National Information Technology Agency, Richard Okyere-Fosu to return at a later date better prepared. This follows his responses to the Auditor General rsquo;s observations about a $16 million service contract between the Communications Ministry and Smart Infraco Limited, which the committee deemed unsatisfactory.

Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) has called on President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo to promptly address his concerns with the Anti-Witchcraft Bill and give it his assent. The Anti-Witchcraft Bill, officially known as the Criminal Offences (Amendment) Bill, 2023, is a notable law passed by Ghana rsquo;s Parliament.

A mother who says the menopause is "harrowing" backs a study to help employers treat women better.

Officers forced to climb stairs.

Governments either side of the Border are under pressure to agree a series of new pay deals with public sector workers.

I had long thought she couldn’t beat Donald Trump. That’s wrong. In a 50/50 country, she can.

Left-wing Democrats show their double standards in their reactions to the prime minister’s address to Congress.

Each day, we are seeing our rights and freedoms under attack, including the right of everyone to be who they are, love who they love, openly and with pride."

Looking for a HELOC in Arkansas? There are plenty of options available to residents of the state. Online lenders are more convenient and competitive than ever, and local lenders can offer competitive rates, terms, and customer service.  For the most part, HELOC interest rates in Arkansas are similar to those in other areas of the […]

4 consecutive years of gun violence prevention funding.

On Friday, July 5, hateful posters were found placed on the doors of UVic’s Multifaith Centre, sparking questions from UVic’s community about the safety of campus. 

On July 2, UVic announced that it will close the McKinnon Pool by September 15 at the latest.

Kevin Durant, who missed all five of Team USA’s warm-up games with a calf strain, practiced on Wednesday upon the Americans’ arrival in France ahead of the defense of their Olympic basketball title. The Phoenix Suns star, a former NBA MVP and three-time Olympic gold medalist, suffered the injury in June, but coach Steve Kerr

An update on when new hospitals, surgeries and treatment centres will be built across Scotland has been delayed.

This year, Victoria’s annual pride parade was disrupted when pro-Palestinian protestors took to the streets. The protestors demanded that the event’s host organization, the Victoria Pride Society (VPS), respond to their five demands “during the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people.”

The Canadian Championship returns to Starlight Stadium There is a truth that all sports fans know: when it comes time to browse the stables and hitch our wagons to a team, there’s no better feeling than strapping the reins onto a dark horse. On July 10, as Victoria’s Pacific FC (PFC) lined up against the […]

The most action revolves around the White Sox, who are threatening the 1962 Mets record for futility but still have great trade candidates and may have the best sale.

Many students commute to campus, but are unprepared to handle situations on the bus. What should we do when we feel unsafe on Victoria buses?

Law enforcement officials said no one died of storm-related mishaps Wednesday night, although the potential was huge.