Canada’s wildfires have dealt a blow to British Columbia’s tourism industry and the broader economy
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‘Legacy admissions’ under fire at US universities
Should you get a leg up on your university application just because Mom or Dad studied at that school? So-called “legacy admissions” — long a standard practice at many prestigious American universities, including Harvard and Stanford — are coming under increased scrutiny, though it’s unlikely they’ll go without a fight, even in a country that […]
UK govt orders review into police ‘political activism’
Britain’s law enforcement watchdog has been ordered to review “political activism and impartiality” within the police
How NB, Sask’s parental consent policies for pronoun changes differ
New Brunswick and Saskatchewan’s policies requiring parental consent for name and pronoun changes reveal differences in safeguards for kids
Canada warns LGBTQ community about travel to US
The Canadian government has published a travel advisory warning members of the LGBTQ community to check US state and local laws
US, China to set up commercial issues working group
The US and China have agreed to establish a working group to discuss trade tensions, in an effort to cool tensions
French school abaya ban opens fresh secularism row
France’s decision to ban schoolgirls from wearing abayas has re-ignited debate about the country’s secular laws and treatment of Muslims
ChatGPT turns to business as popularity wanes
OpenAI is launching a business version of ChatGPT as it grapples with declining usership nine months after its historic debut
Pope laments ‘reactionary attitudes’ in US Church
Pope calls on U.S. Catholics to embrace changing political stances, noting constant evolution in matters of faith
Outcry after topless French woman prosecuted
Residents of a southern France town have rallied in support of a woman who faces prosecution after walking through its streets topless
