AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — “Civil War,” Alex Garland’s election-year provocation, debuted Thursday at the SXSW Film and TV Festival, unveiling a violent vision of a near-future America at war with itself.
“Civil War,” reportedly A24’s biggest budget release yet, is a bold gamble to capitalize on some of the anxieties that have grown in highly partisan times and ahead of a potentially momentous November presidential election.
Albertans receive far higher carbon tax rebates from Ottawa than any other Canadians.
A family of four will get $1,800 annually, up from $1,544 last year.
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In Ontario, this year’s benefit is $1,120.
Per capita, Albertans burn more fuel and emit more carbon than other Canadians.
That means higher levels of carbon tax — and more money back from what’s now called the Canada Carbon Rebate.
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) currently cannot publicly endorse a recently released Pentagon historical report on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).
This is despite its joint oversight role over the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), the entity responsible for drafting the report.
Justin Trudeau caught a wave back in 2015. He was woke when woke was cool. He and his fellow travellers were all over global warming. Heck, just tax that nasty carbon.
Fiscal policy was boring stuff. The budget would balance itself.
Indigenous relations just needed a guy in a fringed jacket paddling a canoe.
The first maritime humanitarian aid shipment to Gaza has been unloaded on to the shore.
The US charity behind the mission, World Central Kitchen, is carrying out the mission in co-operation with the United Arab Emirates.
The shipment contained 200 tonnes of food desperately needed for Gaza, which the UN says is on the brink of famine.
Israeli Government spokesman Avi Hyman rejects Lord Cameron’s claim that 500 aid trucks a day are needed to prevent famine in Gaza.
“A lot of this is wildly exaggerated because people want to keep Hamas in power, they want an immediate ceasefire. We can’t accept that!"… pic.twitter.com/qoDzhlrTY3
— TalkTV (@TalkTV) March 8, 2024
Canada’s prime minister says he frequently thinks about leaving his “crazy job” but plans to stay on through another election.
Justin Trudeau has faced growing questions about his political future, with polls suggesting he is increasingly unpopular among Canadians.
In an interview with broadcaster Radio-Canada, Mr Trudeau also spoke about personal sacrifices of his job.
Canada’s next general election must be held by October 2025.
He’s going to hold on to the bitter end. He is a vain and vengeful little punk.
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Students in Germany must be better prepared to face all kinds of potential crises and catastrophes, German Education Minister Bettina Stark-Watzinger said.
A member of the business-focused Free Democrats (FDP), she stressed the importance of civil defense in comments to the Funke Media Group of local and regional newspapers on Saturday.
Who is doing the murders in Toronto? Let's have a look at Toronto police's most wanted list. pic.twitter.com/UZt14O0gIx
— Way of the World (@wayotworld) March 16, 2024
The Alberta government has released some details of where and how it will permit wind and solar development, prohibiting it along a broad stretch of the province’s western edge, assessing its visual impact in five other large areas and restricting it on agricultural land.
“Wind projects are no longer permitted in the buffer zones due to the impact of their vertical footprint,” said Affordability and Utilities ministry spokeswoman Ashley Stevenson.
“With agricultural lands, development is still permitted as long as the project can coexist with livestock or crops.”
Don Lemon demanded the sun, the moon and the stars from the SpaceX boss – before being unceremoniously dumped this week, The Post has learned.
The ex-CNN anchor sent over an astronomical wish list to Elon Musk during contract talks to host a show on the billionaire’s social media platform X – including a free Tesla Cybertruck, a $5 million upfront payment on top of an $8 million salary, an equity stake in the multibillion-dollar company, and the right to approve any changes in X policy as it relates to news content, according to a document reviewed by The Post.
Canada is facing a number of destabilizing forces like climate change, disinformation, and young adults never owning a home. That’s the take from an internal RCMP report called the Whole-Of-Government Five-Year Trends For Canada. The report is a “scanning exercise” on evolving risks for law enforcement to monitor. It puts the fact that many people under 35 will never own a home, on par with disinformation and climate change.
The Great British Intelligence Test was meant to be a bit of fun. Adam Hampshire, then at Imperial College, worked with the BBC to give a 30-minute test to 80,000 people. The broadcasters Michael Mosley and Hannah Fry had been drafted in to present the results, which would reveal, among other things, how our “changing lifestyle could be affecting our brain function”.
Toronto police made an arrest on Friday as a large crowd of pro-Palestinian demonstrators rallied outside a downtown hotel where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was appearing at a Liberal party fundraiser.
Protest organizers had earlier promised to disrupt the event at the King Edward Hotel, insisting in a statement that the Liberal Party of Canada could not proceed with “business as usual” amid the Israel-Hamas war.
Genocide Justin: Canada’s Prime Minister has a new moniker. #Toronto pic.twitter.com/i2ZeTZPrnA
— Rowan Thee Stallion 🏇 (@canmericanized) March 15, 2024
These flags brought by convoy supporters were not allowed to stay up but anti Jews signs are fine. Outside King Edward Hotel Toronto. pic.twitter.com/yenQNwN02L
— Josh Ryan 🍁🍎 (@joshryanjames) March 15, 2024
March break so the protests may be a little larger than they have been of late.
Hamas has revealed its proposed terms for a hostage deal that was passed along to Israeli officials, including releasing 50 prisoners for every female soldier, and a permanent ceasefire, according to a report on Friday by Qatari stated-owned news source Al-Jazeera.
According to the report, Hamas wants its terms for a hostage deal to be carried in three stages, with each stage lasting 42 days.
Canada’s Immigration Minister Marc Miller warned last month that the increases in the number of asylum claims from international students is “alarming” and “totally unacceptable.”
Speaking ahead of cabinet meeting on Parliament Hill, Miller highlighted Toronto’s Seneca College, where asylum claims from international students increased from 300 in 2022 to almost 700 in 2023, and Kitchener’s Conestoga College, where claims jumped from 106 to 450 during that same period, reports The Canadian Press.
