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Photo credit: CTV News Tens of thousands of children born abroad in the past decade and a half , known as “Lost Canadians,” will now be eligible to become Canadian citizens after a new bill passed the Senate Wednesday and received royal assent Thursday. CTV News reports that Bill C-3 allows Canadians born outside the…

Photo credit Citynews Toronto The tariffs imposed on Canada by US President Donald Trump have clearly caused economic pain for Canada, but a US senator from Maine says he’s more worried about how Canadians are reacting on a personal level. City News reports that the senator, Angus King told an international security conference on Friday that,…

Photo credit; ABC News An Anglican Church bishop in Queensland says that his 11 Pacific Islander ministers serving the region’s parishes are saving those parishes from collapse. ABC News reports that the clergyman Bishop Keith Joseph said, “Together they make up half of my full-time workforce in the diocese.” Data shows the number of Australians who…

Photo credit: Kathmandu post A moderate earthquake struck Bangladesh on Friday, resulting in at least three fatalities and multiple building damages in the capital region. Yeni Safak reports that the seismic event, measuring 5.7 in magnitude, sent panicked residents rushing from their homes and offices throughout Dhaka as the ground shook for several seconds during…

Photo credit: Catholic News Agency Two religious charities have had their status revoked by Canadian tax authorities after auditors raised concerns about how they were using their money abroad. Investigative Journalism Foundation reports that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) revoked the registration of both the Canadian Foundation for Masorti Judaism and L’Assemblee Nouvelle A,Alliance on October 25. Letters explaining…

Photo credit: PBS A US District Judge has dismissed a legal challenge brought by the Trump administration against New York policies that prevent immigration officials from making arrests at courthouses. The Independent reports that Judge Mae D’ZAgostino ruled late on Monday, asserting that the federal government cannot compel states to cooperate with such enforcement efforts. The ruling grants New York’s motion…

Photo credit: Jerusalem Post A network of Hamas terror-affiliated infrastructure across Europe has been exposed by Mossad, the Israeli spy agency said on Wednesday.  The Jerusalem Post reports that Mossad revealed the prolonged investigation it had conducted with European intelligence and law enforcement to thwart planned attacks against Israeli and Jewish targets. The organization said that already in September, it…