Category - Social Issues

• Now pro-gaza activists target Gail’s bakery with posters of bombs tied to loaves of bread
• Maynilad’s ₧200-M pipe upgrade in Las Piñas benefits 50K customers
• More guns don’t make us safer
• Healey’s strings are pulled by the unions
• Severe drought declared in six areas of England
• Creator shuts down zombie game set in Tenderloin after backlash
• Morgan promotes `realistic actions,' such as lobbying province, to reduce homelessne­ss
• FRANCE ON FIRE
• Why I train
• Loneliness epidemic a community standards problem
• One Big Family
• Tap water undrinkabl­e in Norwegian town due to climate crisis impact
• Why do so many young, glamorous women claim to be friendless?
• Devastated kin mourn slay victims
• The hidden water needed to keep AI running
• Opioids down but not out
• Broken water main spawns sinkhole, trapping van
• New direction needed
• One dead as French d Demos end in fire and looting
• 50-bed shelter proposed for S. Railway
• Drone strike near market kills 80 people
• Four dead in Oregon school shooting
• The unpalatabl­e truth about hospital food
• Bond girl Madeline had gun ho husband!
• L.A., county at odds over homeless services
• Albanian lawmakers scuffle in parliament as students’ weeklong protests continue
• Call for action over accidental overdose deaths
• `Running out of options'
• Homeless deaths data faces cut despite housing emergency
• Bid to corporatis­e public health sector
• Japan’s E21m food lifeline for 27 500 children
• Abortion’s rare return to B.C. campaign
• France pushes to contain civil unrest
• Food banks on the rise as bleak winter arrives
• Water scarcity and costly imports threaten food security in landlocked countries
• Fireworks, petrol bombs and water cannon as unrest escalates in Albania
• URAN TO FACE WATER CUTS TWICE A WEEK FROM OCTOBER