Asian Journal - 2019-05-17

• Government to hold public inquiry into money laundering
• World Sikh Organizati­on makes submission­s on Quebec’s Bill 21 ban on religious symbols
• United Truckers Associatio­n holds largest meeting since 2014 strike
• Surrey RCMP Drug Section & Gang Enforcemen­t Team seize cash, drugs and weapons
• BC Liberals refuse to share cabinet documents to assist anti-money laundering inquiry
• Alberta premier Jason Kenney says provincial carbon tax will die May 30
• NDP unveils parts of climate plan in motion as the Green Party edges closer
• Ardern ‘doesn’t understand’ US’ stance on gun laws
• Pakistan arrests Hafiz Saeed’s brother-in-law
• US does not want war with Iran: Pompeo
• Photoshopp­ed image shows first Sikh Mayor Ravi Bhalla as Arab dictator
• Trump to unveil new immigratio­n proposal
• Bbotsford olice Department tackles property crime by targeting prolific offenders
• Facebook tightens rules around Live streaming
• Billions in money laundering increased B.C. housing prices, expert panel finds
• Next phase of Massey crossing project to focus on options
• Footbridge Centre for Integrated Orthopaedi­c Care integrates levels of orthopaedi­c medicine to streamline patients on waitlists
• People urged to put safety first and prepare for B.C. wildfires
• Iong weekend ahead: new survey shows majority of passengers concerned about speeding drivers
• Canada ooad Safety teek: aon’t be the DRIVING FORCE BEHIND TRAFFIC COLLISIONS
• Tax rules for bad debts
• Wanted to give it back: Saif Ali Khan to troll asking him if he bought his Padma Shri award
• 2019 Mazda3 GT:

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