The Daily Populous

Right now, this 90,000-square-foot building is free for the taking for anyone who has a viable idea to fix it up and turn it into a sustainable development.

When she hears people talk about knocking down this historical monument, the thought strikes pain right into her heart.

Maria Lepage attended the convent as a child, and says the building holds sentimental value to her, besides its historical and cultural significance. »

South Korea is finally recognising same-sex couples after announcing it will acknowledge them in the national census.

Under newly announced policy changes, the Ministry of Data and Statistics will recognise same-sex couples living in the same household in the Population and Housing Census.

Previous iterations flagged the options as errors and rejected, according to Rainbow Action Korea – a coalition of 49 LGBTQ+ organisations. »

Donald Trump’s administration has struck another alleged drug-carrying vessel, killing two people on board, in what appears to be the first attack in the Pacific Ocean.

open image in gallery The Trump administration struck another alleged drug-carrying boat October 21, this time in the Pacific ( Department of Defense ).

“Just as Al Qaeda waged war on our homeland, these cartels are waging war on our border and our people. »

Canada and Mexico are close economic partners aside from their place in the North American free-trade bloc; bilateral trade between the countries in 2024 totaled about $56 billion and Canada’s total foreign direct investment in Mexico in 2024 was around $46 billion.

Canada was Mexico’s fifth largest trade partner and Mexico was Canada’s third largest as of the end of last year.

The new bilateral partnership agreement aims to secure the support of economic integration, while the USMCA’s future is less certain. »