The Daily Populous

Pro-Palestinian protests that include expressions of hatred or harassing behaviour cross a line, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday.

But Trudeau said he expects Canadians, including police, to act within the law and make sure everyone can feel safe.

"But when the protests turn to hatred, or to acts of harassment — particularly against fellow Canadians — there's a line that's crossed.". »

By 2019, the company had grown into a multimillion-dollar firm with 65 employees.

“The Baby Boomers retired; we had way too many retirement parties going on and not enough new folks coming in,” she said.

DreamOn Group previously had an in-house crew to tackle projects such as demolition, concrete work, interior finishes, drywall and painting. »

The game publisher had its developer license revoked by Apple earlier this week, but Epic Games now says that Apple has reversed its decision following an inquiry from the European Commission.

In an update on its website, Epic Games says Apple has “committed to the European Commission that they will reinstate our developer account.”

The company is now “moving forward as planned to launch the Epic Games Store and bring Fortnite back to iOS in Europe.”. »

Trump also owes more than $466 million for committing real estate–related fraud in New York.

He was initially fined $354 million, but interest adds an additional $112,000 per day.

He owes $400,000 to The New York Times and has racked up thousands more in fines and gag-order violations during his myriad lawsuits. »