Category: World News
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Canadian Palestinian citizen journalist missing in Gaza for 2 weeks found alive
A Canadian Palestinian citizen journalist, who had been missing for over two weeks and was feared dead, has been found alive in Gaza. In a recent development, Mansour Shouman, known for his daily social media updates on the conflict, shared a new video from Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on Tuesday. “More than…
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Canada extends ban on foreign ownership of house by 2 years
Canada is having a hard time making housing affordable. This is thought to be because more immigrants and foreign students are coming to the country, which increases demand for homes. Canada extended a ban on foreign ownership of Canadian housing for another two years on Sunday. The country said this was done to ease concerns…
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China hands Australian writer suspended to death sentence
Yang Hengjun, an Australian writer, was given a death sentence that was put on hold because of threats to national security. He could spend the rest of his life in a Chinese jail. Penny Wong, who is the minister of foreign affairs, said that the federal government was shocked. She told reporters in Canberra, “This…
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Giants successfully defend Australian baseball League
After decades of failing, the Adelaide Giants now have everything they need to become a success in the Australian Baseball League. Finally, the Giants won the Claxton Shield on Sunday night, coming back from being down a game to beat the Perth Heat 3-1 and take the winners series two games to one. People in…
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Secret unveiled behind Sydney shark attack on woman
Soon after the brutal shark attack in Sydney Harbor, there was a “horrible” fight between locals and a camerman while horrified onlookers screamed. One man almost fell into the shark-infested water. After getting bit by a bull shark on Monday at Elizabeth Bay in the eastern suburbs of Sydney, Lauren O’Neill, 29, had major surgery…
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History Piece from 1800s discovered on Canadian beach
Along the coast of Canada, an intriguing discovery has been made – the remains of a shipwreck that can be traced back over a century. A shipwreck has been discovered in the vicinity of Cape Ray, Canada, which is situated on the southwestern tip of Newfoundland and Labrador. According to experts, the ship was reportedly…
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Two killed by freight train in attempting of track rescue in Sydney
Tragedy struck at a train station in northern Sydney as two individuals lost their lives while attempting to retrieve an item from the train tracks. A tragic incident occurred at Berowra station, located on the city’s northern outskirts, when a woman in her 30s and a man in his 20s were struck by a freight…
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Son at court front after allegedly stabbing mother in Sydney’s east
A man appeared in court today following an incident where he reportedly stabbed his mother in Sydney’s eastern suburbs yesterday afternoon.A 41-year-old woman remains hospitalized after reportedly sustaining multiple stab wounds to her face and chest. The alleged perpetrator is identified as 21-year-old Jordan Fahy, who is said to be her son. According to the…
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Booking.com scams surge 580% thousands of dollars in losses, ACCC says
A consumer watchdog said that scams involving the popular ticket booking website Booking.com increased by more than 580% in 2018. The total amount of money lost was more than $337,000. Three hundred and sixty-three people told the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) about scams involving Booking.com in 2023, up from fifty-three the previous year.…
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Emergency alert cancelled near fire area at central Alberta oil lease site
The emergency message that was sent out Tuesday night for areas in east-central Alberta near an oil lease site fire has been taken down. At first, the warning was sent out because of bad air quality caused by toxic smoke from a fire at an oil lease site 23 kilometers southeast of Mannville, Alta. The…