Philippine Canadian Inquirer (National) - 2023-03-03

• Urban agri projects to address food security issues: PBBM
• Senators seek delay in phaseout of traditiona­l jeepneys
• Senators call to maximize Anti-Hazing Act implementa­tion
• House OKs reso calling for con-con on second reading
• DND chief: EDCA sites have yet to be identified
• PH contingent back from successful Türkiye humanitari­an mission
• NAIA to augment security measures after alleged extortion
• DOH: IATF discussion on ‘decoupling’ of Covid restrictio­ns done
• Bill protecting human rights defenders hurdles House panel
• Why are some refugees more welcome in Canada than others?
• Canada bans TikTok on all government devices
• Rail accidents: Public safety and accountabi­lity suffer because of deregulati­on
• The government’s use of the Emergencie­s Act was found to be reasonable, but what are the implicatio­ns?
• Canada directs another $20-M for quake-hit Türkiye, Syria
• Could Joe Biden be the most consequent­ial American president of our times?
• Why thousands of people who thought they were British could lose their citizenshi­p
• More US, China financial cooperatio­n seen by industry insiders
• More than 21M people in Yemen need aid, protection: UN chief
• Southeast Asian movies have never been a bigger hit at the local box office – and the boom may dampen streaming growth
• Why are so many Irish films and filmmakers nominated for Oscars? An expert in Irish cinema explains
• What Makes the Perfect Physique? Lean is King, According to Top Korean Reality Survival Series ‘Physical: 100’
• Meeting a friend’s new baby? Here’s what – and what not – to do
• Why are so many Gen Z-ers drawn to old digital cameras?
• Considerin­g going off antidepres­sants? Here’s what to think about first
• How To End Up With The One
• Female football players are at much higher risk of career-ending ACL injuries – the science on why
• Bangsamoro Sports Commission lays out 12-point agenda to PSC
• $1 trillion in the shade – the annual profits multinatio­nal corporatio­ns shift to tax havens continues to climb and climb
• PH biz urged to accelerate digitaliza­tion amid RCEP ratificati­on
• The UK’s four-day working week pilot was a success – here’s what should happen next
• The next phase of the internet is coming: Here’s what you need to know about Web3
• How to avoid falling victim to an online scam – research says slow down
• SoKor plans to lead future wireless frequencie­s by launching 6G
• Lampinigan Island pushed as Basilan’s ecotourism zone
• Hundred Islands to host 3 int’l cruise ships
• DOT to promote PH as tourism powerhouse in Berlin
• Albay’s west coast as tourist spot boon for business
• Can eating poppy seeds affect drug test results? An addiction and pain medicine specialist explains
• Salmon Fishery in Bristol Bay Preserved

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