China Development Bank linked to sale of ship leasing arm
Reports say no specific timeline for the sale has been given, but it could happen by early next year
Day: June 28, 2023
Tensions erupt in a Paris suburb after a 17-year-old delivery driver is killed in a police standoff
Lawyers say a 17-year-old delivery driver was shot and killed by a police officer in a Paris suburb.
Cougars land quarterback from Florida for 2024 class
Washington State’s football program secured a commitment Tuesday from class of 2024 quarterback Evans Chuba, a three-star recruit out of Florida.
Key Brazilian electoral judge votes to bar Bolsonaro from office until 2030
The vote by Benedito Goncalves, the lead justice in the case against Bolsonaro, does not amount to a full conviction, but may set the tone for subsequent judge’s votes.
How glitter tubes are dangerous for manatees
A local group dedicated to protecting the manatees in Florida is warning swimmers not to bring those glitter-filled inflatable tubes to the springs as they’re dangerous — and possibly deadly — to the manatees.
Prince Harry should receive only £500: Mirror group Newspapers
Mirror Group Newspapers has argued in the UK high court that Prince Harry should receive just £500 in damages at the conclusion of his phone-hacking trial.
MGN said they have “enormous sympathy” for the Duke of Sussex and his experience of media intru…
Putin and the mutiny: A chaotic 36-hours in Russia
A short-lived mutiny orchestrated by the head of a Russian mercenary army caught the Kremlin off guard and is raising questions about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s grip on power. CBC’s Terence McKenna lays out how it unfolded and the potential con…
Is lack of competition driving up Canadian grocery prices?
A lack of choice in Canada’s grocery business is hurting consumers, says a new Competition Bureau report. It calls on the government to ensure more competition by letting in new players to bring down prices.
Canadian inflation falls to 2-year low, but costs remain high
Canadian consumers are hoping for some relief as inflation drops to 3.4 per cent, the lowest it’s been since 2021, but food and mortgage costs continue to soar, which could mean another interest rate hike is possible.