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More than 50,000 homes and businesses across Ontario are still without power as of Monday, following a powerful ice storm that swept through the region last week. Hydro One, Ontario’s largest electricity provider, has deployed over 4,800 crew members to restore power. The company says it’s making steady progress, with favorable weather now allowing helicopters and drones to assist in surveying damage to the grid. Power Outages Worsen Before They Improve On Sunday morning, Hydro One reported that about 69,000 customers were still affected. But by Sunday evening, that number rose again to more than 80,000. As of Monday, the…

An Israeli airstrike hit a tent sheltering journalists near Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, killing one journalist and injuring several others, according to reports by Al Jazeera and other Palestinian media outlets. The attack occurred amid ongoing conflict in the region, raising urgent concerns about the safety of press members reporting from the war zone. Journalist Killed Identified as Helmi al-Faqawi The Qud News Network named the journalist killed in the strike as Helmi al-Faqawi. He was reportedly inside the tent when the strike occurred, and his death was confirmed by several media sources, including Al Jazeera. Helmi…

Elin Jones, the long-serving Llywydd (Presiding Officer) of the Welsh Parliament, has announced that she will step down from the role after the 2026 Senedd election. Jones, who has held the position since 2016, said it is time for “a new pair of eyes” to oversee parliamentary proceedings. Jones shared her decision in a formal statement, highlighting that by May 2026 she will have served a full decade as Llywydd. She emphasized the importance of fresh leadership as the Senedd prepares for a significant expansion from 60 to 96 members. “I will, by this time next year, have served as…

Ohio health authorities have confirmed a measles outbreak in Ashtabula County, adding to the rising number of infections across the United States. The Ohio Department of Health announced on Wednesday that 10 individuals have tested positive, all of whom were unvaccinated. Nine of these cases are linked to an unvaccinated man reported last week as the state’s first measles case of 2025. In addition, a separate case was confirmed in Knox County, where a visitor exposed multiple people to the highly contagious disease. Health officials emphasize that none of the infected individuals in Ohio had received the measles, mumps, and…

Ogram, a leading technology-based staffing platform, is celebrating eight years of success in reshaping the hospitality and flexible employment sector. Since its inception, Ogram has provided businesses with a seamless way to secure skilled part-time and flexible workers on short notice. With a recent multi-million-dollar investment, the company is now setting its sights on further expansion, reinforcing its commitment to solving global staffing challenges in an industry valued at approximately £650 billion worldwide. Pioneering a New Staffing Model Ogram was founded by CEO Shafiq Khartabil and his co-founders, who identified a pressing need for an agile staffing solution while managing…

The humanitarian organization Oxfam has raised urgent concerns over the escalating risk of famine in Gaza, urging Israel to reinstate the ceasefire and lift its blockade on the territory. The total siege, Oxfam warns, is worsening an already dire humanitarian crisis for the over two million people living in the coastal enclave. Humanitarian Crisis Deepens in Gaza According to Oxfam, Israel’s renewed military offensive has severely obstructed humanitarian operations, preventing aid organizations from providing essential food, water, and medical support. The situation is exacerbated by ongoing attacks on critical infrastructure, making it nearly impossible to carry out necessary repairs to…

European car sales experienced their sharpest decline in five months this February as economic concerns led consumers to delay major purchases. According to the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA), new-car registrations fell 3.1% year-over-year, reaching 963,540 units. Among the region’s major markets, Spain was the only one to report growth, driven by a 61% surge in electric vehicle (EV) registrations. Traditional Fuel Vehicles Plunge as EVs Gain Traction The overall decline was largely due to a significant drop in demand for gasoline and diesel-powered cars. Sales of gasoline vehicles fell by 24%, while diesel registrations saw an even steeper decline…

President Donald Trump has denied any involvement in a significant security lapse where high-ranking officials in his administration reportedly discussed classified Yemen war strategies in a group chat that mistakenly included Jeffrey Goldberg, Editor-in-Chief of The Atlantic. The breach, involving Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Vice President JD Vance, exposed details of a sensitive military operation targeting Houthi positions in Yemen. The situation has sparked concerns over national security protocols within the Trump administration. Trump Denies Knowledge, Criticizes The Atlantic When questioned about the incident, Trump dismissed the concerns and instead directed criticism at The Atlantic, claiming the publication was…

The Israeli government has approved a proposal to create a new administrative body that will oversee the voluntary emigration of Gaza residents to third countries. The decision, made by Israel’s Political-Security Cabinet, follows a proposal from Defense Minister Israel Katz and aligns with a vision previously endorsed by U.S. President Donald Trump. New Administration to Facilitate Safe Emigration The newly approved Voluntary Transition Administration will be responsible for coordinating and enabling safe emigration for Gaza residents who express a desire to relocate. The administration will ensure compliance with Israeli and international laws and will work to establish safe transit corridors…

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has directed Children’s Health Defense (CHD), a nonprofit he founded, to remove a misleading web page designed to resemble the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) site. The page, which falsely suggested a link between vaccines and autism, was taken down on Saturday evening after media inquiries and widespread social media attention. A statement from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) confirmed the directive, emphasizing the agency’s commitment to evidence-based science. “Secretary Kennedy has instructed the Office of the General Counsel to send a formal demand to Children’s Health Defense…