Philippine Canadian Inquirer (National) - 2021-05-27

• Negotiatio­ns key to resolving maritime row with China: analyst
• William Orsua: The Real Talent Behind the Lens
• Policing and evicting people living in encampment­s will not solve homelessne­ss in Canada
• Trailer of animated series ‘Trese’ released; set to premiere on Netflix in June
• Malacañang leaves issue of China’s WPS incursion to DFA
• Deployment of OFWS to Israel remains suspended despite truce
• Duterte ‘appalled’ by killings in Negor
• Senate bill eyes more defined POGO taxation guidelines
• Duterte institutio­nalizes system to harmonize humanitari­an aid
• Bayanihan 3 bill hurdles 2nd reading in House
• PH ‘definitely’ getting Us-donated Pfizer jabs: envoy
• Palace optimistic about recovery of PH economy
• 45 years after, Ph-russia ties make strides
• Talks on Covid-19 Comelec eyes limit on candidates’ vaccine brand for supporters during COC filing OFWS needed: DOH
• With campus co-operatives, universiti­es could model new ways of living after COVID-19
• Fossil fuel divestment is the road to climate justice
• Styrofoam igloos: A 1950s cure for the Inuit housing crisis
• Suit seeks to limit anti-muslim speech on Facebook but roots of Islamophob­ia run far deeper
• Japan issues new travel advisory for UK, Denmark, other nations
• Pain of police killings ripples outward to traumatize Black people and communitie­s across US
• The sex scene isn’t disappeari­ng – it’s simply shifting from clichéd fantasy to messy reality
• Is there a happiness equation? Here’s how we’re trying to find out
• Four tips to make the most of your next gallery visit
• What actually is catnip and is it safe for my cat?
• Taekwondo jin Kurt Barbosa clinches Olympic spot
• Should Japan cancel the Tokyo Olympics? It may not be able to
• Navigating a new digital era means changing the world economic order
• BPO workers’ inclusion in A4 vax list to boost economic recovery
• Entreprene­urs aren’t taking their companies public — and it’s a problem for our economy
• Smartwatch­es are a bigger distractio­n to drivers than mobile phones
• Here’s how much your personal informatio­n is worth to cybercrimi­nals – and what they do with it
• When will the first baby be born in space?
• Seven Paw-fect Pet-friendly Stays in The US to Celebrate National Pet Month
• Cell-cultured meat on store shelves this year? It’s unlikely.
• How plant-based diets could help prevent the next COVID-19

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