The fishing industry in Canada is well-developed and viable, with a total worth of over CAD $5 billion. Fishing companies provide over 120,000 jobs across Canada, including in coastal and rural areas.
During the last decade, government assistance shifted from targeted, large subsidies to targeted, small subsidies. This means higher direct costs for fishing companies, together with increased debt and capitalization. Measures and activities adopted and implemented to optimize the fleet and equipment resulted in significantly higher debt loads. Decreased flexibility and adaptability are also a source of concern due to limited license privileges, limited entry systems, and other factors. At present, the trapping, hunting, fishing, and agriculture industries have a higher total debt load compared to industries such as coal and petroleum products, quarrying and mining, medicine manufacturing, soft drink and food manufacturing, rubber products and plastics manufacturing, and many others. Many fishing companies rack up debt on equipment and supplies such as unpaid fuel and repairs to vessels. There are companies that already sold some of their properties to repay debt, which in practice means that they are downsizing.
There are several solutions to look into when struggling with debt in the form of business and commercial loans, personal loans, and credit card balances. Debt consolidation loans (https://www.debtconsolidation-loans.ca) are offered by different finance providers, including online services, brick-and-mortar banks, and others. If you have business loans, you may want to contact your issuer and ask whether they are willing to renegotiate the rate, terms, and repayment schedule. Debt consolidation, however, allows borrowers to combine different types of credit, including consumer and other loans, credit cards, etc. There are plenty of benefits to debt consolidation, especially if you have multiple unsecured loans to repay, and one is that borrowers are offered a reduced interest rate and hence – a more affordable monthly payment. This is also a good option to simplify your finances and payment schedule and rebuild and establish credit over time provided that you make timely payments. When it comes to the type of loan, there are two options – secured and unsecured, each with its own pros and cons. If you opt for an unsecured loan, the main benefit is that no collateral in the form of valuable asset is required. This means less risk for you as a borrower and more risk for your financial institution. As a result, the interest rate is higher than secured loans, and there are strict credit requirements, i.e. you must have a very good or excellent score to qualify. A secured loan is a second option whereby the borrower is asked to pledge some asset, i.e. vehicle, accounts receivable, real estate, etc. There are plenty of benefits to look into, including higher borrowing limits, attractive repayment terms, more relaxed qualification requirements when it comes to income level and credit score, and competitive interest rates. On the downside, the main risk is potential loss of the collateral in case you are unable to meet your monthly payments. There are other solutions to look into, for example, formal proposal to financial institutions, debt restructuring, and filing for bankruptcy as a last resort. The reason is that this is a major blow on your credit score.
Wild Pacific Salmon is a species essential for equilibrium and the economic, cultural, and ecological balance in British Columbia.
Wild Pacific Salmon belongs to the group of Oncorhynchus and is found in the Pacific Ocean. Fishing quotas are largely determined by the abundance, availability, and health of wild populations and not by the availability of farmed fish. This means that fishermen are allowed to fish up to a certain amount and are not legally permitted to exceed the quota. The problem is that farmed fish has already flooded the market, lowering the price of wild salmon. This has resulted in significant income losses in coastal areas, and the question of whether fishermen fish up to the amount permitted has reemerged. What is more, farmed salmon has become a threat to wild populations because net-cages are the breeding ground for various diseases and parasites that contaminate the water of wild populations. Another problem is that farmed fish often escapes the nets and transfers parasites to wild populations. They also compete for food with wild fish.
There are many steps to ensure that wild salmon populations thrive in a healthy and safe environment. Many advocacy groups and non-for-profits work to protect wild populations, including Save our Wild Salmon, Trout Unlimited, the Pacific Rivers Council, and others. The first step may be to contact an advocacy group and report a violation or ask about the different ways you can help (e.g. donation, volunteering, etc.) Choosing wild salmon to farmed salmon is also a good way to show support.
It is also important to protect the habitat of wild salmon to ensure healthy populations. To this, a key step is to establish safeguards and protect water bodies in which wild salmon thrives and to prevent new threats. One idea is to create protected areas or strongholds and mimic the conditions that allow wild salmon to best adapt and thrive. This is one option in the face of environmental and other issues such as increasing pressure from hatchery fish, resource extraction and depletion, climate change, and so on. The focus will be on long-term measures and protection. There are organizations that have successfully established protected areas in different regions across the world, for example, Tugursky Nature Reserve, Shantar Islands National Park, Koppi River Nature Reserve, Vostochnii Wildlife Refuge, and others. Some of these areas are specifically established and designated to promote and preserve aquatic diversity. Sanctuaries for Wild Pacific Salmon can be created in British Columbia in cooperation with state agencies, local partners, and other interested parties. It is also a good idea to create state conservation areas for wild salmon populations to protect natural resources and forests that benefit wild fish, including forest products, carbon sequestration, clean water, and so on. This will definitely aid wild salmon recovery. There are other essential steps to this end, and one is to review national legislation and identify areas for improvement. The U.S., for example, has introduced a new piece of legislation, the Pacific Salmon Stronghold Conservation Act to aid the recovery of wild salmon populations that are federally listed. The act will establish a grant program to aid recovery and conservation.


At least 74 people killed and hundredsinjured after soccer fans invade the pitch in the Egyptian seaside city of Port Said, while another stadium in Cairo is set alight by supporters.
At least 74 people were killed and hundreds of others injured on Wednesday after a soccer pitch invasion in the Egyptian city of Port Said, healthy ministry sources said, in an incident that one player described as "a war, not football".
The game was between Al Ahli, one of Egypt's most successful clubs, and al-Masry, a team based in Port Said.
Live television footage showed fans running onto the field and chasing Ahli soccer players.
Ahli player Mohamed Abo Treika described the violence as war as Masry fans invaded the pitch after the referee blew the whistle, even though the team had beaten Ahli 3-1.
"This is not football. This is a war and people are dying in front of us. There is no movement and no security and no ambulances," Abo Treika told the Ahli television channel.
"I call for the premier league to be cancelled. This is horrible situation and today can never be forgotten."
State television quoted Hesham Sheiha, deputy health minister, as saying that most of the injuries were caused by concussion and deep cuts.
Another match in Cairo was halted by the referee after receiving news of the violence in Port Said, prompting fans to set parts of the stadium on fire, television footage showed.
Violence at football matches across north Africa has increased significantly since political unrest sweeping across the region began more than a year ago.


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Ex-district judge sentenced to 16 years RI for soliciting bribe
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His PSO also sentenced to 16 years RI for aiding and abetting
Bribery Commission Director General that the punishment should be an example for other state workers to distance from taking bribes
The Judge also imposed a fine of Rs. 20,000 on both of the convicts and if they fail to pay the fine they will be sentenced to an additional year of rigorous imprisonment
The Judge considered the request made by the lawyers representing the Bribery Commission Director General that the punishment should be an example for other state workers to distance from taking bribes
By Manopriya Gunasekera
The Colombo High Court judge Adithya Patabendige yesterday sentenced former Homagama District Judge Sunil Abeysinghe and his Personal Security Officer PC Mahinda Kithsiri to a 16-year rigorous imprisonment (RI) for soliciting a bribe of Rs. 300,000 in 2013.
The Police Constable was convicted of aiding and abetting. The judge also imposed a fine of Rs. 20,000 on both of the convicts and if they fail to pay the fine they will be sentenced to an additional year of rigorous imprisonment.
The Judge also ordered each convict to pay Rs.300,000 as well and if they fail to pay that amount they will be sentenced to another six years of rigorous imprisonment.
The Judge said that allegations against both accused were proved beyond reasonable doubts. Delivering the verdict, judge Patabendige also said that considering the damages done to the judiciary and police fields by the two accused, he decided not to give a lesser punishment for these convicts.
The Judge further said that when giving the judgment he also considered the request made by the lawyers representing the Bribery Commission Director General that the punishment should be an example for other state workers to distance from taking bribes.
In May, 2013, the Bribery Commission arrested the former district judge along with his PSO, while receiving a bribe of Rs. 300,000 from a person in Hanwella area to deliver a favourable verdict in a case that was being heard before him.
Considering the damages done to the judiciary and police fields by the two accused, he decided not to give a lesser punishment for these convicts

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Fla. man suffers serious injuries in Ogeechee Road wreck
Updated 12:04 p.m.:According to Savannah Police, a Kissimmee, Fla. man is hospitalized after this morning's crash.Luis Machado, 30, was traveling east, straddling both lanes of Ogeechee Road near I-516 around 6:15 a.m. when his Nissan Sentra ran into the back of a Frieghtliner tractor trailer stopped in traffic. The other driver was not injured.The original report:Savannah Police are investigating a crash with serious injuries.It happened Thursday morning on Ogeechee Road near the Interstate 516 ramp.Police say it involves a car and an 18-wheeler.They haven't said how many people are hurt.
Updated 12:04 p.m.:
According to Savannah Police, a Kissimmee, Fla. man is hospitalized after this morning's crash.
Luis Machado, 30, was traveling east, straddling both lanes of Ogeechee Road near I-516 around 6:15 a.m. when his Nissan Sentra ran into the back of a Frieghtliner tractor trailer stopped in traffic. The other driver was not injured.
The original report:
Savannah Police are investigating a crash with serious injuries.
It happened Thursday morning on Ogeechee Road near the Interstate 516 ramp.
Police say it involves a car and an 18-wheeler.
They haven't said how many people are hurt.


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Women in the Forefront Opening the Door to Society's Progress and to
Make Canada a Zone for Peace
– Communist Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist) –
The Communist Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist) sends revolutionary regards to all fighting women in this country and around the world on this International Women's Day. Red salute to all the communist women in the Party whose leadership is indispensable!
This year, March 8th marks the 111th anniversary of the first International Women's Day in 1911. At that time, on the eve of the First World War, already working women were becoming conscious of the need to coordinate their struggle and express unity for their cause worldwide. Throughout Europe women held demonstrations demanding peace.
On February 28, 1909 women textile workers in New York had issued the call for an international day of solidarity of all working women, following which the Socialist International meeting in Denmark in 1910 reiterated this demand. The March 8 demonstrations in Europe set the precedent when women of all countries in the world would express their unity with one another in their struggle for emancipation. Since then the women in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean as well as Oceania have joined and played the decisive roles in all the struggles of their peoples for peace, freedom and democracy.
Women everywhere are marking International Women's Day with their heads held high for the honourable role they have played in the van of society on every front this past year. As the pandemic continues to cause havoc over the lives of all the people as well as families and individuals, women's fight for the rights of all has set the tone. Now, with the dangers the U.S. and NATO are posing to escalate the war danger, women also stand in the van opposing their warmongering, lies and disinformation and contributing to the cause of peace, freedom and democracy.
On this day we celebrate the valour of the women everywhere who are fulfilling leading roles in all spheres of life. This year we salute them all, in this country particularly those at places of work, those fighting for the rights of migrant workers, guest and immigrant workers as well as victims of violence and abuse. We salute all Indigenous women in the forefront of upholding their peoples' hereditary rights and lives against the violence of the state and its agencies and institutions. And to the young women fighting to humanize the natural and social environment so as to create a bright future for the coming generations, Red Salute as well!
We send a special lal salaam, red salute, to the grandmothers, mothers and sisters in Punjab and India who continue to play a heroic role in the fight of the farmers against the Modi government and the system called a democracy which enshrines the dispossession and oppression of the working people, violence against women, corruption and entitlements.
Their brilliant example stands as a beacon to all women in all the countries and war zones who are fighting for the right of their peoples to be.
In Canada, as in the United States and elsewhere, women are in the forefront of the struggle against the neo-liberal anti-social offensive. They are involved in finding solutions for some of the most important problems facing society, whether of poverty and unemployment, education and health, escalating social violence and state organized racial discrimination and violence as well as the specific issues related to being mothers who give rise to the coming generations.
Everywhere, they are in the forefront of opening a path for the progress of society by demanding that the formal recognition of women's rights be given concrete recognition as well. The fact that women's rights are on the agenda at every level of society and in international fora of world governments, is thanks to the women's movement for emancipation. By putting themselves in the front ranks of the work for political renewal, the striving of the people for empowerment makes headway.
This involvement of women in the vanguard of the struggle is one of the most important positive developments in the effort to open the door for the progress of society. It is also one of the most important steps women have taken towards their own affirmation.
Bravo to all the women who have once again shown what they are made of in the past year. The struggle of women in this country and around the entire world is one of the most decisive for entire humanity. Women's rights must be given not only a constitutional guarantee in all countries but enabling legislation must be passed to realize these rights in practice.
We are certain that the day is not far off when, thanks to the participation of women at the head of the working class movement for emancipation, they will achieve their rights and, in doing so, the world will be able to celebrate the emancipation of the whole of humanity.
Celebrate International Women's Day!
All Out to Support Women in the Forefront of the Fight for the Rights of All!


Chuck Hagel, Barack Obama's choice for Secretary of State, has come under quite a bit of fire for his past comments on Israel. It appears that in 2005, Hagel advocated giving Turkey a pass on its Armenian genocide in the early 20th Century.
This really all boils down to one very simple and basic principle Mr. Hagel should have learned as a child – accountability.
After WWII, Germany was held quite accountable. The Nuremburg trials played a part and so did subsequent laws that made holocaust denial illegal. Accountability also helps to facilitate contrition and healing. When victims of genocide see their killers brought to justice, it helps them heal as well.
That's why what Hagel said is so irresponsible. There has been no real accountability or contrition when it comes to the Armenian genocide. The Turks prefer to deny it and, in some cases, blame the Armenians themselves.
The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) also stated that it is "troubled" by Hagel's comments, which it claims displays a willingness to adopt Turkish propaganda aimed at whitewashing the genocide.
"We remain troubled by former Senator Hagel's acceptance of Ankara's gag-rule on American honesty about the Armenian Genocide—the still unpunished crime against a Christian nation that continues to define Turkey's present-day policies toward Armenia and much of the region," ANCA Executive Director Aram Hamparian said in a December statement released prior to Hagel's nomination.
Prominent genocide experts and human rights groups also regard Hagel's comments as a disturbing misunderstanding of history.
"On the eve of the Holocaust, Hitler mockingly asked, 'Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?' Not Chuck Hagel, apparently," Rafael Medoff, director of the David S. Wyman Institute for Holocaust Studies, told the Washington Free Beacon.
Hagel's stance on the Armenian genocide is troubling all by itself but when you look at his positions on Israel, Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, an even more troubling mosaic comes into focus.
How did Al Jazeera cover the Huma Abedin controversy?


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Hunter-Reay Wins Grand Prix of Baltimore to Keep Title Hopes Alive
IZOD IndyCar Series. Photo by Jamey Price LAT Photo USA	 03 September 2012
For the seventh consecutive year, the IZOD IndyCar Series championship will be decided in the final race of the season.
Ryan Hunter-Reay made sure of that with a stirring victory in the second Grand Prix of Baltimore. Driving the No. 28 Team DHL/Sun Drop Citrus Soda car, Hunter-Reay started 10th and overtook leader Ryan Briscoe on the front straight of a Lap 70 restart.
A full-course caution on the same lap for a four-car pileup in Turn 4 gave Briscoe, who won a week earlier at Sonoma, another shot. But Hunter-Reay used the last of his 90 seconds of push to pass on the Lap 73 restart and went on to a 1.4391-second win over Briscoe, who started 14th in the No. 2 PPG Automotive Refinishes Team Penske car.
Hunter-Reay made up 20 points on front-runner Will Power, who finished sixth in the 75-lap race on the 2.04-mile, 13-turn temporary street circuit and takes a 17-point lead into the finale Sept. 15 on the 2-mile Auto Club Speedway oval.
"We still have a shot," a beaming Hunter-Reay said on pit lane after recording his fourth victory of the season. "We all want it bad enough; we can go get this thing. The team deserves it; it's a matter of if we can put it together."
Hunter-Reay has four Indy car oval victories, including two this year (Milwaukee and Iowa). Power's lone oval victory came in 2011 on the 1.5-mile Texas Motor Speedway.
"I knew it would be a day like this. It never comes easy," said Power, who earned the three bonus points for earning the pole and leading the most laps (22). "We just have to do our best and fight like a dog till the end. We'll come out swinging."
Simon Pagenaud, who a week earlier clinched the Sunoco Rookie of the Year award, finished third for the two time in the past three races and Scott Dixon was fourth in his 200th Indy car start. Rubens Barrichello overtook Power on the final restart to claim fifth. Oriol Servia, who started 16th, finished seventh.
Earlier in the day, Tristan Vautier reclaimed the Firestone Indy Lights points lead with a commanding victory in the Grand Prix of Baltimore. The 2011 Star Mazda champion, driving the No. 77 Mazda Road to Indy/Sam Schmidt Motorsports with Curb Agajanian car, takes an 11-point advantage over teammate Esteban Guerrieri into the Sept. 15 race at Auto Club Speedway.
Vautier swept the bonus points for earning the Sunoco Pole Award and leading the most laps. He won by 15.3783 seconds over Gustavo Yacaman, who won the 2011 race.
"This win feels great. From the start of the weekend the car was hooked up," said Vautier, who turned 23 on Aug. 22. "We scored lots of points so that was very good for us with an oval at Fontana coming up next. We have to stay focused and arrive ready in California."


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U.S. churches, some immigration officers denounce sending asylum seekers to Mexico
Julio-Cesar Chavez
EL PASO — U.S. faith leaders on Thursday expressed outrage over a Trump administration policy that sends asylum seekers to some of Mexico's most violent cities, echoing U.S. asylum officers who said the program was contrary to America's "moral fabric."
In an open letter to U.S. President Donald Trump and other political leaders, a coalition of evangelical churches said it was "deeply troubled" by a policy it said left children vulnerable to violence and trafficking, as well as by reports of "inhumane" conditions in U.S. federal immigration facilities.
The Catholic diocese of El Paso, Texas separately denounced a critical lack of shelter, food, legal aid and basic services for asylum seekers returned to Mexico under the program and "distressing detention conditions" in the United States before they are returned.
Bishop of El Paso Mark Seitz, will on Thursday accompany migrants being returned to Ciudad Juarez in Mexico under the program known as Remain in Mexico or Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP), the diocese said in a statement.
A photo of drowned migrants and reports of horrendous conditions for detained children have spurred efforts this week to find a compromise over a $4.6 billion emergency funding bill to address worsening humanitarian conditions for migrant children and families crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.
U.S. border patrol agents say they have apprehended 664,000 people along the southern border so far this year, a 144 percent increase from last year, and the highest number in over a decade. Officials say the system is overwhelmed.
The renewed focus on conditions on the border has also galvanized opposition in recent days to the MPP program, which started in January and has now affected more than 15,000 asylum seekers, mainly from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
Under a deal struck with Mexico on July 7 to stave off tariffs threatened by Trump, the program is being expanded to more cities and applied to new nationalities including Cubans.
In its letter, the Evangelical Immigration Table, a coalition including nine major U.S. church groups, said the policy restricts access to U.S. legal counsel and greatly reduces the possibility that migrant families "will be able to receive a truly just and fair chance at receiving asylum."
In court papers filed on Wednesday, a union that represents asylum officers at U.S. Citizens and Immigration Services, described the program as "fundamentally contrary to the moral fabric of our Nation," citing the American tradition of sheltering the persecuted stretching back to the arrival of "Pilgrims onto a Massachusetts shore in November 1620."
The new acting USCIS head pushed back against the union on Wednesday night on Twitter and later sent an official statement saying the court filing was a "cheap political stunt." Ken Cuccinelli, a Trump ally who was appointed on June 10, has echoed the president's line that the focus should be on weeding out fraudulent asylum claims.
U.S. officials usually do not comment on pending litigation.
The union filed briefs in a case supporting a group challenging the legality of MPP in court. A group of 22 former senior U.S. officials also filed a brief against the policy on Wednesday, as did the United Nation's refugee agency, which concluded MPP was "at variance" with U.S. international obligations.
A U.S. appeals court has ruled that the Trump administration may continue sending asylum seekers to wait out their cases in Mexico while the government appeals a lower court ruling that found the policy violated U.S. immigration law.
Hundreds of asylum seekers are returned every day under the expanded program. They are likely to wait in Mexico for around two years because of a backlog in U.S. immigration courts. (Reporting by Julio-Cesar Chavez in El Paso; Additional reporting by Susan Cornwell and Richard Cowan in Washington and Kristina Cooke in San Francisco; Writing by Frank Jack Daniel)


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The Rebirth Of Somaliland (14): The Somali Government's Responses To The SNM Invasion
By Dr. Hussein Mohamed Nur
In the preceding part (13) of this series, the surprise invasion of the SNM after the peace accord between Barre and Mengistu was detailed. The knee-jerk response of reaction of the government troops to that is discussed in this part.
They (the government oops) began shelling and bombing urban populations (especially in Hargeisa) and the rural areas alike mercilessly and indiscriminately. Half million civilians, let alone hundreds of thousands who became internally displaced, fled their sweet homes forming the largest human exodus as refugees in the neighboring country Ethiopia. As part of the massive international exodus of refugees to the rest of the world ensued thousands of these eventually became asylum seekers and refugees in Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand.
The total number of civilians slaughtered in the process is not known yet. However, conservative estimates put the number of people massacred by the government troops to in the North to about 50,000. Nonetheless, the experiences of survivals considerably show colossal traumas haunting them. Today they express a point of no return to the union with Somalia in the South.
Some graphic details and analysis of the dynamics of the fighting between the SNM and government forces and the atrocities, the brutal response, and crimes against humanity ensued during the period of the conflict is briefly dealt with here (details are available in the author's forthcoming book 'The Rebirth of Somaliland').
Frantic indiscriminate shelling and aerial bombardments of towns, villages, and rural areas clearly indicate that about 50,000 civilians lost their lives (besides the thousands of martyred liberators). But on the other hand, the sad exodus helped survivors to be united and to form a distinct identity which is still strong among all Somalilanders. The exodus also provided an opportunity for the opposition organization (SNM) as a form of fertile grounds for recruitment of the able-bodied, who without any restraint, chose voluntarily to join the liberation. That strengthened the SNM's muscle and finally contributed to the defeat of the government troops and finally the fall of the regime.
Hargeisa, Somalia, 1977 the Plane has endured war in Ogaden as numerous internal interclan conflicts and later has been disassembled at airport Mogadishu as a source of spare parts. Somalia has received 54 MiG-17 and MiG-17F in 1967 from the USSR. One squadron of MiG-17 was based in Hargeisa and took part in the conflict to Ethiopia in Ogaden 1977-1978 At that time cars basically the Pakistan mercenaries piloted.
The shelling was covered by aerial bombardments by the government's air force MIG-fighter and Hunter fighter planes. The latter planes were piloted by White South African mercenaries who were paid by the government millions of tax payer's money. Soon after the invasion and by June 1988, the SNM claimed most of the regions of the north save few isolated pockets in and around Berbera to clear.
South African pilots pose for a picture before takeoff on another killer sortie in Hargeisa, 1988
In Nairobi evacuated foreign expatriates from the international community eyewitness accounts and reported thousands of dead bodies in the streets of Hargeisa after only a week after the fighting. They also confirmed at least 80 corpses behind a wall in a back street in the city. That was firmly supported by Human rights organization such as the Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Africa Watch (managed by Raqiya Omaar). Other reports corroborated the government troop's massacre as well as the civilian exodus fleeing to cross the border. A reputable international report noted that the Somali army killed at least 60,000 civilians in the early times of the conflict in the North. The Ethiopian government confirmed hundreds of thousands who arrived in Ethiopia in the early weeks of the war. Water and power lines were cut in Hargeisa and other towns. The aerial bombardments claimed tens of thousands (between 20,000 and 50,000 civilians). In addition to that hundreds of thousands of civilians were internally displaced in the rural parts of the country. In the process, Hargeisa became a ghost city to the extent two German journalists described it in relative similarity to Hiroshima and Nagasaki of Japan during WWII in terms of destruction ensued. 90% of the buildings of Hargeisa were destroyed and erased to the ground. Hargeisa was literally carpet-bombed.
War-damaged houses in Hargeisa, a major city in northern Somalia, 1991.
The defeated government soldiers in frenzy looted the shops, malls, bazaars, hotels, homes of the civilians and government offices etc. According to my witnesses, it was really unbelievable to see uniformed soldiers while fleeing dressing new clothes and shoes (discarding the boots) from the shops and the markets wearing them over the uniform. Some of them even threw away the military boots and the uniform. The streets were chaotic with merchandise and litter thrown off the shops. After shelling and the building walls got softened, government soldiers started ripping the damaged buildings and started ransacking taking away valuables, furniture from the rubble. Even telephone heads and the electric cables and wires were not spared and taken away. According to witness accounts, they (the defeated soldiers) were taking doors, windows, and their hinges. Everything was up for grabs. They were not fighting but in cruelty every single building/home that was looted was then mined after they finish with so as to render it uninhabitable and, of course, to kill if residents return one day. It was late Colonel Aden Abyan (Aden Adde) who commented (in an interview) and described the immorality of the government soldiers. In his words the Colonel said "… they were immoral. They were making attempts to rape women even in their defeated situation…" (HCTV's Xussus Reeb programme).
Reports described the atrocities committed by the government forces and their extensive abuses of human rights. Survivors interviewed gave eyewitness accounts of similar pattern and personal ordeals they went through. Testimony statements and impartial accounts of foreign relief workers of an Australian aid organization, the Community Aid Abroad (CAA), who were evacuated during the fighting in the Hargeisa, confirmed mass executions by the government troops and the ruthless campaign of terror leashed against the people. Persistent torture, lengthy detentions without trials, arbitrary arrests for ransom by the unpaid government soldiers and security personnel and gang rapes of women, pregnant women bayoneted to death, became routinely common in the daily life of the people.
Samantar and Barre on gold thrones
Brutal acts of genocide and war crimes were perpetrated against the people. Government air force jet fighters conducted dawn-to-dusk sorties of bombing main towns and villages. Wells and water supplies were destroyed and poisoned. Columns of civilian people fleeing the fighting zones were reported being strafed by the planes and machine-gunned down. Tanks and artillery shelling pounded civilian properties and flattened schools, mosques, markets, hospitals, etc. Nevertheless, all those activities only strengthened the determination of the SNM. While the SNM controlled most of the North, the USC (a southern rebel force) also controlled most of the South.
Lieutenant Colonel Ahmed Mohamed Hassan was one of the Somali Air Force pilots who was brought from Ballidoogle as part of a squadron of MIG 17/19 fighter planes and Hunter planes from Baidoa to take the task of bombing escaped and later explained the operation. He reported that they joined another squadron of 13 MIG Fighters which arrived Hargeisa before them. In total 42 fighter planes took part in air attacks on Hargeisa city and suburban areas. Colonel Hassan, on his first sortie, defected to the neighboring Republic of Djibouti after his morals did make him refuse bombing civilian targets. He gave an exclusive telephone interview to the British Newspaper (the Guardian) and to the BBC correspondent at his residence in Luxembourg. The colonel explained the composition of the pilots. The pilots were a mix of Somali nationals and white South African mercenaries. They were conducting sorties by taking off from the Hargeisa airport in the North. The account of the defected pilot provides detailed information and compelling is available elsewhere (in the author's forthcoming book 'Rebirth of Somaliland).
Colonel Awes Geddow
In an interview with Muse Bihi Abdi (the current president), this process together with aerial bombardments went on for six hours a day as a routine for about 4-5 consecutive months. The details provided about the shelling of the rockets and the artillery was planned in such a way to reach varying ranges in terms of the distance they reach in targets so that they take over each other to literally conduct carpet-bombing of the city of Hargeisa to erase all blocks buildings to the ground. Literally, every meter of land was planned to be hit. The plan of the government forces was to launch a rocket or a missile on each I meter of the land area of the city. Details of the technical plans were laid by the commanders such as General Morgan, Colonel Munye and Colonel Abdulaziz to destroy the northern cities and towns especially Hargeisa by indiscriminate artillery shelling, mortar attacks, persistent firing by numerous battalions under instruction and air cover by government planes carpet bombing buildings and homes and even strafing civilians fleeing the war zone. Colonel Awes Geddow (now a resident refugee in the USA) who was directing the artillery shelling to the city. That was recorded by own video ("Kill All But the Crows") made by government forces army commanders intended to serve their ego and as a show off to their superiors for promotions. However, it later fell into the hands of the SNM forces.
The video highlights Colonel Awes Gedow command of artillery shelling of Hargeisa, as follow of instructions of his commander superior, General Mohamed Ali Samatar was recently prosecuted in the US courts for his responsibility of the actions in direct artillery shelling Hargeisa city. Awes Geddow was one of the lead commanders. In the video, he was seen explaining the strategy they were using to destroy the buildings to flush out the SNM fighters and described damage of building and decimation of the civilians as collateral damages. But the rocket artillery was shelled indiscriminately at buildings, whether suspected or not of harboring SNM fighters. Colonel Geddow ruthlessly coordinated. He was directing locations from which the artillery was to be fired from: (1) The artillery command unit, or the Headquarter which housed artillery weapons consisting of D30, M30, M105, 35mm, BMB, and BM21; (2) from the artillery unit at the Tarmac factory (Warshadda Daamurka) which had M30, 105, 121 and 85mm artillery and (3) from the Masalaha unit (near Hargeisa Airport) which was 'the most important' (in his own words) which consisted of BM21, 130mm and BM13. He explained that all units were used non-stop aiming at various targets but in combination. The shelling of the Hargeisa city was also coming from the hill near the Repairs and maintenance factory (Warshadda Kabista).
Their main purpose was to eliminate the local population and to deprive them shelter so as to not be able to support the SNM fighters. The displaced Hargeisa civilian take refuge in immediate suburban areas such as Geed-Deeble. Yet, the planes were bombing in their bush shelters. The planes were strafing refugees crossing the border to Ethiopia. Other military commanders such as Colonel Abdullahi Shaarub gave orders by shelling at public places (mosques, schools, and business buildings. General Siad Daud, was reported uttering (in own videotape) that the destruction and the destitution of civilians of Hargeisa was a purely natural fate pre-ordained by Allah and as a result of spiritually a natural fate (Qadar) implicating that it should be accepted. What the General denied it was a deliberate choice and purely a philosophical argument to ignore the basic Islamic fundamentals that Allah (SWT) prescribes to distance from and avoid so as not to fall in sins. He was only patronizing the hand-picked audience. Others still clearly insist that the indiscriminate elimination of the population young, elderly, fighter or not, sick, women and children etc. was justified. In other words, their order was to 'Kill All But the Crow'. The government Colonels who were present in that meeting all voiced and that it is the soil they come from and they belong to it to be return to, i.e., not to survive any longer and killed by their hands neglecting the will of Allah.
With the tolerance of the people and the sheer determination of the SNM liberation fighters defeated the government troops at cost. Barre lost the war. On 18 May 1991, the people of Somaliland claimed independence
The US intervention in the conflict
During the fighting in the North, the US provided aid including defensive arms and a mobile hospital to Barre regime. The US aid was criticized for that as it was only fanning the flames of the civil war and keeping the dictator in power at the expense of massacre of the innocent civilians. Mogadishu was also criticized before the Congress. But pressure from the U.S Congress to the administration later forced the US administration to reduce aid to the Somali government, especially the military aid for offensive purposes markedly which dropped from the U.S $5.5 million in 1985 to $34 million in 1988. Further pressures from the Congress and humanitarian organizations were also urged. Despite all these pressures, however, the U.S administration was still adamant in their intervention of the internal affairs of Somalia. In its fighting with the SNM, the U.S delivered arms shipments such as M-16 and Kalashnikov rifles, grenade launchers and ammunition to Somalia. As was later confessed by the US administration, the U.S military personnel helping the government troops in the war by repairing and maintaining the military communications damaged during the war. Mogadishu, more U.S military personnel arrived and some were reported to be living in an American humanitarian organization's residence (CARE America) this clearly manifested America's direct intervention in the war by helping the crumbling regime.
Due to the news blackout of the conflict in the North, the US involvement was not known about its involvement in aiding the fading regime until signal alerts came from the US Congress in support of American institutions such as the Human Rights Watch reports and testimonies before the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa on 9 March 1989 and before the Subcommittee on international Development Institutions and Finance on 20 June 1989 and comments by the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights and reports by the US National Academy of Science and the Institute of Medicine (for details of the reports see section on Human rights violations). Because of the forceful human-faced combination of pressures, the US Administration was eventually deprived of its freedom of action and, thus, brought its freewheeling policy of support to the dying regime of Siyad Barre. The North was finally liberated within about three years after SNM's invasion. The SNM administration had to take the next step the restoring the peace, the rehabilitation and rebuilding processes. (Continued)
The Rebirth Of Somaliland (13): How The SNM Invaded The North
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To be able to identify what kindness online looks like.
I can recognise that being kind online is just as important as being kind in the real world.
Start the lesson by explaining that today we will be talking about kindness. Ask the children "What is being kind?" "What ways can we be kind in school/at home/ with our family?" Take some of the children's suggestions and write them up on a flipchart or the board for later reference. Watch the Search it Up episode JackAttack v Robotron. Afterwards, ask the children to discuss briefly in partners what happened in the episode. Potential questions: What did you think about the way Jack acted while playing with his friend online? Why? What did he do? How do you think his friend Robbie was feeling? Is being kind online the same as being kind offline? Allow children time to debate this. If they think it is different why is this? How is it just as important?
Prime the students for this activity by asking them to think about the many ways people communicate, share and interact online, by phone, tablet, etc. – you can provide some examples like texting, video calls, playing games and so on. Print and cut out (or have the students cut out) the examples of online interactions provided with this lesson. Have the students work in small groups to discuss and sort the examples into three categories: kind, unkind and not sure. You may wish for each group to paste the examples down onto a large sheet of paper. Circulate the groups and encourage discussion around the examples if you can. Once the groups have completed the activity, review some or all of the provided examples as a class and ask the groups to share how they categorised each example and why. Promote debate by asking questions around some of the even more seemingly obvious kind/unkind examples. The exercise here is to explore "what being kind online looks like", but also establishing that context and content can play a large part in whether an interaction comes across as kind or unkind. For example, sending someone a happy birthday message can be kind, but what if the message communicates something sarcastic or outright mean?
Can any of the children's examples of kindness written on the flipchart/board early in the lesson be translated to online examples, other than those they reviewed in the lesson? For example, if children said 'sharing is kind' then you could prompt them to think of nice things they could share online. Children can brainstorm their ideas and add them to their group sheets or write them in their books. Ask each group to feedback with one or two examples of online kindness. Remind children how being kind online is just as important as being kind offline because it has the same effect on people on the other side.


Alistair Carmichael 'delighted' over court ruling.
An election court has thrown out an attempt to unseat the Liberal Democrat MP Alistair Carmichael, even though he told a "blatant lie" about the leak of a memo about Nicola Sturgeon.
Two judges in Edinburgh ruled that Carmichael lied about the leak but said it could not be proven beyond reasonable doubt that the former Scotland secretary's dishonesty was designed to mislead voters in his Orkney and Shetland constituency about his personal conduct.
Despite clearing him of breaching the Representation of the People Act 1983, the judges were damning about his conduct. Carmichael authorised the leak of allegations that Sturgeon had secretly backed David Cameron to win the general election when she met the French ambassador, Sylvie Bermann, in March.
The judges said his constituents were "justifiably shocked and dismayed" that he had repeatedly lied about his role before the election. They would have felt "shock, outrage and upset" the judges said, fuelling immediate calls from his critics for Carmichael to resign voluntarily.
Tim Morrison, one of the four petitioners who have so far raised nearly £165,000 to take the case to a rare election court, said the judges' opinion about Carmichael was personally devastating and would irreparably damage his reputation in Orkney and Shetland.
The court had upheld two of their three complaints, so Carmichael had won "on the slimmest of legal technicalities," the group said.
Carmichael, who acknowledged on Wednesday that the affair had caused him and his family great stress, still faces two potentially damaging battles.
Kathryn Hudson, the House of Commons standards commissioner, is investigating whether he broke three parts of the code of conduct for MPs on protecting the public interest, breaching confidentiality and upholding the reputation and integrity of the Commons.
Carmichael could be asked to apologise or have his case referred to MPs on the Commons standards committee for a further inquiry and possible sanctions, including his suspension from parliament if Hudson rules against him.
Carmichael is also being advised by his allies to fight to recover his legal costs from the four petitioners, all constituents of his. They hope to raise a total of £208,000 in preparation for a court hearing on dividing up the legal costs.
A former prosecutor, Carmichael said he was relieved by the verdict but furious about the decision to mount the action against him. "This case was politically motivated," he said. "It was a deliberate attempt by nationalists to remove the last Scottish Liberal voice at Westminster, and is a mark of the unhealthy polarisation of Scottish politics since the referendum.
The election court heard that Carmichael authorised his then special adviser, Euan Roddin, to leak the Scotland Office memo to the Daily Telegraph, based on a briefing from Pierre-Alain Coffinier, the then French consul general.
Carmichael believed it was true that Sturgeon secretly wanted Cameron and the Conservatives to win the UK general election and not Labour, as she had claimed. But the memo's account was immediately repudiated by both Sturgeon and Coffinier. They denied that the first minister had made that remark.
The hearings heard very detailed and highly critical attacks on Carmichael's conduct after the memo was leaked: he only admitted his role in authorising the leak to his colleagues and the Cabinet Office after the general election, when his majority had been slashed by 92%.
Jonathan Mitchell QC, acting for the petitioners, accused the MP of repeatedly and deliberately lying to his voters, his own party, the civil service leak inquiry and the media about his involvement in the leak throughout the election campaign.
Mitchell won one early victory in the proceedings when the court ruled for the first time that the wording of the 1983 act also included attempts by a candidate to talk up their own character or to conceal their own misbehaviour. Until then, the act was thought only to focus on candidates smearing or abusing their opponents.
In its final decision, the court agreed with Carmichael's lawyer, Roddy Dunlop QC, that the case before them hinged on the precise wording of the petition to the court, which referred only to Carmichael's interview with Channel 4 News and did not complain about any other parts of his conduct.
In that interview, Carmichael was not asked whether he had leaked the memo but whether he had known that it existed. He lied about his knowledge of its existence but not about his role in leaking it.
The judges said that lie was designed to protect his own and his party's political interests, but they had reasonable doubt that this lie was designed to protect Carmichael's personal character and conduct – the key test under section 106 of the 1983 act.


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• The third Directors Lounge will take place from 8. - 18. february, at the time of the Berlin International Festival. Expect video art and experimental film from all flavors and parts of the world. Beside the works from the open call are several curated programs, cooperations with fellow projects and institutions ensure ten cosmopolitan days.
a survey show of current emerging and established Australian video artists.
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Truecaller introduces call reason, SMS scheduling and message translation
Truecaller users will now not only know who is calling them but will also know the reason why they are calling. The app, which has 250 million active users, is popular among users to help as it identifies spammers by showing who is calling with spam details to the pop-up. Truecaller has brought in three new features to help users identify callers better, schedule messages to be sent at a later time and to translate messages. Let's look at these features in detail:
Call Reason: This feature will enable users to set a reason for their call so that the receiver can check what the call is about, whether the incoming call is personal, business or something urgent. This would increase pick up rates, especially when callers are calling from new numbers.
TrueCaller notes that call reason was one of the most requested features in 2020 from Truecaller users around the world. The new feature extends the platform's Caller ID feature to help users to send a note in their outgoing calls. Businesses can also set a customized text before every call which would increase engagement with their customers.
SMS Schedule: Users can schedule SMS by simply selecting the icon while messaging and choose a date and time. Users will be able to send the message at the scheduled time, and will always be able to see it scheduled in their chat. This feature is available for Android users only.
SMS Translate: The app automatically detects if a foreign language is used in the messaging screen and will show that a translation is available. This feature is powered by Google's ML Kit. Truecaller notes that all messages are processed locally in the phone, which means the content of users' messages never leaves their device. Some language packs are pre-downloaded to users' devices before translation begins. Users can also download additional languages to use them offline, anytime and anywhere. SMS Translate will again, only be available for Android.
Commenting on the feature, Rishit Jhunjhunwala, Chief Product Officer at Truecaller said, "We are thrilled at the launch of Call reason, Schedule SMS and SMS Translate. We have been working towards building an innovative communication suite for our users and these three features are the next big step in line with this mission. As a brand, we strive to stay true to the core principle of building a product for the masses while always acting in the public interest. We are constantly listening to our users and want to help them by putting more power in their hands. "
Truecaller users will now be able to set a reason for their call with the call reason feature so that the receiver can check what the call is about.
The call reason feature will be available for both Android and iOS users.
The SMS scheduling and message translation feature will only be available to Android users.
Truecaller noted that call reason was the most requested feature in 2020.
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How to Loosen Up for a Run!
Sure, some guys think you're a bit wooden. But that's because they haven't seen you in the stretch!
People usually think that most of my running takes place on the campaign trail. After all, in 1976, I ran for Congress from Middle Tennessee. Eight years later, I ran to represent all of Tennessee in the United States Senate. And in 1992, I was the relay partner on the Clinton-Gore ticket. But the majority of my running is for exercise.
Tipper and I have run the Race for the Cure more than half a dozen times, and in 1997, I ran all 26.2 miles of the Marine Corps Marathon with two of my daughters. I've run with high-school cross-country teams in towns I've visited. And I try to hit the treadmill when I can't hit the road. With all that running, you can get a little-for lack of a better word-stiff.
So here are my running tips for loosening up, no matter what kind of race you're running.
1. To win a tight race, loosen up.
A tight neck and shoulders can sap your energy faster than you can say, "I invented the Internet." Loosen up early in your run by doing some shoulder rolls or windmills. Just rotate both arms as if you were doing a freestyle stroke or, as I like to think of it, doing "the swim" at a victory ball.
Finally, when you start your run, concentrate on relaxing your shoulders, and treat them like hostile journalists- keep them as far away from your ears as possible.
2. Make sure your campaign has legs.
In 1994, I snapped my Achilles tendon. It didn't hurt nearly as bad as the Republican takeover of Congress 3 months later, but I still wouldn't recommend it. That's when I decided to adopt the classic Achilles stretch. Warm up a bit, then stand an arm's length away from a wall, a Republican Congressman, a budget impasse, or something else that's impossible to move. Place your hands agains it at shoulder height. Keeping both feet flat, lean toward the wall until you feel a comfortable stretch in your calves. Hold for 20 seconds, then push away from the wall. Repeat twice. Then get out there and give it the old electoral college try.
3. Don't be so straitlaced.
Winning by a nose often means watching your feet- and that means paying attention to how you tie your running shoes. The lacing tips below, which I sketched out in my spare time, can help you relieve the bumps and bunions that come from overuse. [A] relieves pressure from laces on top of the foot; [B] can relieve spot pressure-just skip the eyelet closest to the uncomfortable spot; and [C] will give you more toe room.
Remember: Whether you're logging time on the road, track, or superhighway-information or otherwise-I've learned that one of the best running tips is to be loose, be comfortable, and be prepared. Now, if you'll excuse me, I've got to run.


Wharfedale Hospital in Otley offers a number of services accessible to the public.
The Minor Injuries Unit at Wharfedale Hospital in Otley is able to treat cuts, bites, stings, muscle or joint injuries, and sprains. This is open 08.00 – 23.00 every day except Friday 8am – 9.30pm (including bank holidays, closed Christmas Day) and is located at Newall Carr Road, Otley LS21 2LY. They can be contacted on (0113) 392647.
Further information can be found on the Leeds Teaching Hospitals website.


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Currently, MSF-CH has vacant post and wishes to recruit the above position based in Dagahaley refugee camp.
Ensure the general functioning of the MSF central pharmacy in the project; and the supply to pharmacies in health facilities in the project.
Supervise a team of dispensers at Health Posts and Hospital.
Support and participate in drugs and material orders for the mission (international and local purchase) in providing accurate data and consumption follow-up database.
Ensure storage, classification and organization of drugs and material according to MSF protocols.
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Ecological Survey of Man-Biting Mosquitoes in Nnewi Metropolis South-East Nigeria
Onyeka Chukwudalu Ekwebene
Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nigeria
Chukwuanugo N. Ogbuagu
Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital Neni, Nigeria
Benjamin Uzonna Ononye
Angela E. Orji
Crown Hospitals Nkpor, Nigeria
The survey on the ecology of man-biting mosquitoes in Nnewi was undertaken between April and June 2019. Larval stages of mosquitoes were sampled from gutters, used discarded tyres, plastic containers, water pots, clean ground water pools, plantain and banana plants axils and dirty ground water pools using ladle, sieves and bowels. Indoor biting and resting mosquitoes were collected using pyrethrum knockdown collection method (PKC) while outdoor biting mosquitoes were collected using human being volunteer as baits and collectors. Two hundred and two (202) mosquitoes comprising of four mosquito speciesnamely; Aedesaegypt36(17.8%), Culexquinquefasciatus 43 (21.3%), Culextrigripes 16 (7.9%) andAedesalbopictus 107 (53.0%) was the highest larva to be collected. A total of sixty-eight (68) mosquitoes collected as adult made up of two speciesCulexquinquefasciatus 64 (94.1%) and Anopheles gambiae 4 (5.9%) were collected indoors. Culexquinquefasciatus 64 (94.1%) constituted the highest percentage of indoor biting and resting mosquito species. One hundred and fifty-two (152) mosquitoes comprising of four species; Aedesaegypti 51(33.6%), Aedesalbopictus 96 (63.2%), Aedesleuteocephalus 2 (1.3%) and Culexquinquefasciatus 3 (2.0%) were collected as outdoor biting mosquitoes. Aedesaegyptiwas the commonest outdoor biting mosquitoes in the community. One hundred and forty-three (143) mosquitoes were collected with ovitrap, Aedesalbopictus (41.9%), Eretmapoditeschyrysogaster 2(1.4%) and Aedeaegypti81(56,6%) been the highest collected.
Keywords: Mosquitoes, Ecology, Man-biting and Nnewi
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Woman hit, killed on Market St. in Boardman
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BOARDMAN, Ohio (WYTV) – Investigators have identified a woman who was hit and killed while walking on Market Street in Boardman.
According to the Ohio State Highway Patrol, 84-year-old Dolores Snyder, of Boardman, was walking southbound on Market Street when she was hit by a van traveling northbound.
The crash happened about 7 a.m. Monday near Forest Lake Drive.
Highway Patrol identified the driver of the 1996 Chevrolet van as 65-year-old William Heckman, of Boardman. Investigators said Heckman was uninjured and went to the police station to report the accident.
"That's what his mind told him to do," said Highway Patrol Lt. Jerad Sutton. "He knew he was close to the police department. He lived in Boardman his whole life, so his way of getting the police notified the quickest was going right back to the police."
Sutton said it was unlit at the time, with the sun just coming up. Heckman had just left the YMCA, where he was working out, and he was traveling to his home.
Snyder did not have any identification on her at the time of the crash. Highway Patrol provided her description to the media, hoping someone would be able to identify her.
She was identified by a news viewer, according to Highway Patrol.
Snyder was less than a mile away from her home. Investigators believe Snyder suffered a medical condition that caused her to leave her home and start walking in the middle of the traffic lane.
Multiple people called 911 to report seeing Snyder walking around the area.
Highway Patrol said this isn't the first time that they've been called due to an elderly person with a medical condition walking around.
"It's always important to remember, if you see someone elderly walking around at an abnormal time, call your local police department. Report that. Make sure we can get them the help they need," Sutton said.
Anyone who witnessed Snyder walking in the roadway is encouraged to call the Ohio State Highway Patrol's Canfield Post at 330-533-6866.
The crash remains under investigation, and no charges have been filed yet.
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Daily Workplace Wrap-up on COVID-19 for April 22, 2020
Labour, Employment & Human Rights Bulletin
Below are the key government announcements made on April 22, 2020 that touch on workplace issues. Our daily and weekend overviews of previous government announcements, employment analyses and other COVID-19 information are available here.
The Federal Government
The government announced nearly $9-billion in support for post-secondary students and recent graduates impacted by COVID-19, including the launch of a Canada Emergency Student Benefit. The benefit would provide support from May to August 2020 to students and new graduates who are not eligible for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit. Most eligible students will receive $1,250 per month. Eligible students with dependents or disabilities will receive $1,750 per month. College and university students who are currently in school, planning to start in September, or who graduated in December 2019 will be eligible for the benefit, as well as students earning less than $1,000 per month.
The government hopes to pass legislation soon in order to put the Canada Emergency Student Benefit in place.
The government also announced it will expand existing federal employment, skills development, and youth programming to create up to 116,000 jobs, placements, and other training opportunities to help students find employment and develop valuable skills this summer and over the coming months.
These changes are in addition to the previously announced temporary changes to the Canada Summer Jobs program.
The Court of Queen's Bench extended (PDF) its restriction on hearings to May 31, 2020. All civil matters scheduled for hearings up to May 31, 2020 have been adjourned. All filing deadlines under the Alberta Rules of Court are also suspended until May 31, 2020. The Court will only hear emergency and urgent civil matters which include injunctions, civil restraining orders, preservation orders and urgent administrative law orders.
No major government updates as of 5:00 p.m. E.D.T. on April 22, 2020.
The government announced funding of up to $120-million to support Manitoba's small and medium-sized businesses that are facing COVID-19 related challenges.
Known as the Manitoba Gap Protection Program (MGPP), the initiative is designed to provide non-interest loans to those businesses that fail to qualify for the various federal government assistance programs and wage subsidies available as a result of COVID-19.
In order to be eligible, a business must:
have been operational on March 20, 2020 (the date the province-wide state of emergency was declared);
have temporarily ceased or curtailed operations as a result of a COVID-19 public health order and have been harmed by the health order;
be registered and in good standing with the Manitoba Business and Corporate Registry;
have not qualified for federal government COVID-19 grant support; and
have an email address and a bank account.
Furthermore, the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba has announced that it will be returning a $37-million surplus to provide financial relief to eligible employers in the province.
In May 2020, eligible employers will receive a credit based on 20% of their 2019 premium. In order to be eligible, employers must have fulfilled payroll reporting responsibilities and paid a WCB premium in 2019. For additional information regarding this initiative, please click here.
The Chief Medical Officer of Health ordered that all workers who have returned from Kearl Lake, Alberta since March 29, 2020 must self-isolate for a period of 14 days. All workers returning to Newfoundland and Labrador from Kearl Lake are advised to contact the 811 Health Line for appropriate follow up and will be tested regardless of whether they are symptomatic.
The government announced further measures to protect long-term care residents and staff. According to the government press release, "the government has introduced more aggressive testing, screening, and surveillance, deployed specialized teams from hospitals, public health and the home care sector, recruited additional frontline staff, and increased personal protective equipment."
Premier Ford also clarified in his press conference that there was no fixed date for reopening the economy, and that the easing of restrictions would gradually unfold based on the guidance of public health experts.
The government is considering easing public measures related to COVID-19 on a gradual basis as early as May 1, 2020, particularly measures related to outdoor activities and non-urgent health care services.
The government confirmed that all travel into the province must be for essential purposes.
Premier Legault announced that plans to reopen businesses and schools will be made public next week. It will be recommended to wear a mask, especially where social distancing measures (i.e., the 2 meters rule) cannot be respected. The reopening may begin in areas other than Montreal and Laval, where 74% of fatalities have occurred. In addition, parents will not immediately be required to send their children to reopened schools if they do not wish to do so.
The government has asked the federal government for the assistance of 1,000 soldiers to work in long-term care homes (CHSLDs).
Finally, the Premier commented that cultural and sporting events may not be permitted until 2021.
Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and the Yukon
No major government updates from the Northwest Territories, Nunavut or the Yukon, as of 5:00 p.m. E.D.T. on April 22, 2020.
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*directories   The standard browser directory buttons, such as What's New and What's Cool

*resizable Allow/Disallow the user to resize the window.

*scrollbars    Enable the scrollbars if the document is bigger than the window

*height    Specifies the height of the window in pixels. (example: height='350′)

*width Specifies the width of the window in pixels.

http://www.javascript-coder.com/window-popup/javascript-window-open.phtml

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