Province reviewing library cuts made in budget
She said the contrast between the $60 million in tax breaks to some corporations, in conjunction with the $54 million in cuts to the educational system and the $4.8 million in cuts to libraries, are among residents' top concerns. Because the research was conducted online, it is considered to be a non-probability proportion sample, and margins of error are not applicable. Party and this year's provincial budget.
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'The sword stands ready': US VP Mike Pence warns North Korea
In Tokyo , Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, speaking to a parliamentary session Monday, said: "Needless to say, diplomatic effort is important to maintain peace. Mattis did not identify the type of missile but said it was not of intercontinental range, meaning it could not reach USA territory. "That's a common failure mode for North Korean missiles very early on in their development cycle when they are working out the bugs in the propulsion and guidance system", the weapons expert told ...
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Dispute emerges over release of ex-NFL star Hernandez's brain
Hernandez's died early Wednesday morning after he hanged himself by a bedsheet in his prison cell, the Massachusetts Department of Correction said. Forget yesterday's news. "It is literally a destruction of evidence". Bennett says the death investigation may require further analysis of Hernandez's body, and that's why the brain is being kept for now.
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Petitions to cancel Turkey vote result rejected
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has insisted that his plans to assume sweeping new powers do not make him a dictator. The referendum was widely seen as a plebiscite on Erdogan, who has led his country through more than a decade of economic growth and development, first as prime minister and then as president.
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U.S. tells North Korea: We don't want a fight, don't start one
It makes it clear that the U.S.is willing to go it alone in finally resolving the North Korean problem. Previous statements denouncing earlier missile launches "welcomed efforts by council members, as well as other states, to facilitate a peaceful and comprehensive solution through dialog".
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Early insults fly as MPs clear the way for June polls
As the debate began, former chancellor George Osborne - who has recently been appointed editor of the "London Evening Standard" - announced he would not be standing for election on June 8. If May can contain the more zealous anti-EU urges within her party and reach a better compromise deal with the European Union, she will actually have a greater chance of holding the United Kingdom together as well.
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53 people charged with conspiring to celebrate gay wedding in Nigeria
The accused, who were arrested on April 15, have denied the allegations and their lawyers said that they were illegally detained. " Information reached the police that these group of persons conspired to celebrate a gay marriage at Zaria Motel between one Faruk and Sanusi both at large ", he added.
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Concerned Venezuela not allowing opposition to be heard -Tillerson
De La Rosa spoke to one man, who said his mother has gone without food or medicine. On the capital's northwest side, a student was shot in the head by motorcycle-riding gunmen who also threw tear gas canisters into a crowd of protesters, witnesses told the AFP news agency.
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Carl Vinson strike group isn't heading directly to Korea
While the White House said it was sending an aircraft carrier to serve as a deterrent against North Korean missile launches last week, the ship was actually heading away from the peninsula toward the Indian Ocean, according to a report Tuesday from the New York Times .
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Vinson carrier group expected off Korea in late April
At the time of the strike group's deployment, many media outlets said the ships were steaming toward North Korea, when in fact they had temporarily headed in the opposite direction. In fairness, neither Trump nor the Navy said when the Carl Vinson was going to head north, so technically no one lied here. "Such a tactic is very like Trump's style, but I don't think it's a good way to handle the nuclear crisis on the Korean peninsula because Kim will not compromise with threats".
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US Intercepted Communications on Syrian Chemical Attack
During the 2016 USA presidential election campaign, Trump had frequently called for warmer ties with Putin. Donald Trump's remark about "all-time low" ties between US and Russian Federation came after US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was reported by Xinhua news agency as saying that US and Russian Federation have reached a low point in their relations.
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Erdogan slams worldwide critics of referendum result
Demonstrations against the outcome of a referendum expanding the president's powers are continuing in Istanbul , where protesters are demanding the resignation of the election board that has refused to void the vote. German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned that the "tight referendum result shows how deeply divided Turkish society is and that means a big responsibility for the Turkish leadership and for President Erdogan personally".




