Philippine Canadian Inquirer (National) - 2022-04-22

• No more reported granular lockdown in PH: DILG
• Duterte signs 4 laws establishi­ng, upgrading hospitals
• PH now ‘low’ risk in US CDC travel warning list
• US provides P17.5-M to support ecosystem recovery in PH
• PH, US defense chiefs meet to further beef up alliance
• PH envoy to China Chito Sta. Romana passes away
• Next president should have roadmap, long term vision for PH: FVR
• Palace elated over Filipinos’ restored confidence in tourism
• DOH sets another round of special vax days in April, May
• Deped eyes Aug. 22 class opening for next school year
• Palace elated over Filipinos’ restored confidence in tourism
• ‘Agaton’ leaves P1.45-B damage to infra in 3 regions: DPWH
• The unpreceden­ted Ukraine-to-canada ‘air bridge’ could mean a brighter future for all refugees
• How blending Inuit knowledge and western science has helped improve polar bear health — and why a trade ban would hurt
• High school grades matter for post-secondary study, but is pandemic assessment fair?
• New budget offers Canada a chance to get employee ownership right
• South Africa’s constituti­onal democracy debate: echoes of an inglorious past
• How the image of a besieged and victimized Russia came to be so ingrained in the country’s psyche
• How ‘Euphoria’ challenges viewers’ expectatio­ns of what a television show should be
• How Tolkien and Lord of the Rings inspired the commercial and artistic success of the fantasy fiction genre
• Miss Universe Philippine­s 2022 to be crowned this April 30
• A Pinoy priest who serves a Christian community in Morocco
• Slow fashion: saving the planet with style
• Esports: how the struggling hospitalit­y industry could capitalise on this massive business
• Winning well, but not at all costs: Why Canada urgently needs a new vision for sport
• Digital banking is the in-thing – but it excludes many users in Tanzania and Senegal
• Networking online: how to make profession­al connection­s remotely and why it matters
• Local car assemblers sales hit pre-covid level in March
• Abba and Tupac in the metaverse: how digital avatars could be the bankable future of band touring
• Why ‘bad’ ads appear on ‘good’ websites – a computer scientist explains
• Plant-based patties, lab-grown meat and insects: how the protein industry is innovating to meet demand
• Apples weren’t always big, juicy and sweet — ancient ones were small and bitter

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