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Tragedy in Kerala: Building Collapse Claims Lives of Migrant Workers | Science-Environment

Migrant Workers

Tragedy in Kerala: Building Collapse Claims Lives of Migrant Workers | Science-Environment

50% Right coverage: 8 sources

A building collapse in central Kerala led to the death of three migrant workers. The structure, housing 17 workers, crumbled early Friday morning. Fourteen occupants escaped harm, while rescue operations took two and a half hours. An investigation is underway to determine structural issues and housing safety violations.See the Story

Celebrities are not putting enough care into their children’s books, says author

Celebrity · London

Celebrities are not putting enough care into their children’s books, says author

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Katherine Rundell said that ‘a high percentage’ of children’s books, published under a celebrity name, may have been ghost-written.See the Story

County supes adopt $5.1 billion budget without layoffs, service cuts

Layoffs · Alameda County

County supes adopt $5.1 billion budget without layoffs, service cuts

After vowing to make future budgetary processes more transparent and open to public input, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors on Thursday unanimously approved a $5.1 billion budget for fiscal year 2025-2026. The post County supes adopt $5.1 billion budget without layoffs, service cuts appeared first on Pleasanton Weekly.See the Story

Land defenders build tiny house in Campus Community Garden

"It was a struggle at times for people to go through this process,” Barratt said. “We don't necessarily want to have to build houses to stand in the way of pipelines. We'd rather just build houses because people want homes. The post Land defenders build tiny house in Campus Community Garden appeared first on Martlet.Victoria, British Columbia · Victoria Read Article

'Everything is Special' showcases queer and Trans+ materials

“Everything Is Special” is free for the public, and will run from June 2, 2025 to Jan. 11, 2026, during regular McPherson Library hours. The exhibition is part of the Victoria Arts Council Queer Island Festival of the Arts, which over two dozen organizations are participating in this Pride Month. The post New exhibition ‘Everything Is Special’ showcases queer and Trans+ materials appeared first on Martlet.Pride Month · Victoria Read Article

Offbeat: CFUV shares top May albums

Ghost Darling, Devours, Bria Salmena, and Sister Ray counted among CFUV's top charting artists in May. Read ahead to see the full list. The post Offbeat: CFUV shares top May albums appeared first on Martlet.Music · Victoria Read Article

How the rise of strategic voting shook up Vancouver Island politics

“The story we saw on Vancouver Island was that folks overwhelmingly did not want Conservatives to get elected, which might come as a surprise,” said Prym Goodacre, a recent graduate from UVic, “But actually, the story is that the vote was split nearly down the middle between the NDP and the Liberals” The post How the rise of strategic voting shook up Vancouver Island politics appeared first on Martlet.NDP · British Columbia Read Article

India-Pakistan conflict causing stress for international student

“It’s hard to talk to your parents or loved ones who are telling you they have to evacuate and move, and can see things in the sky that aren’t stars or the sun or the moon, only to have to put your phone down and go to class or work,” said Qureshi. The post Recent conflict between India and Pakistan causing ‘stress and uncertainty’ for international students appeared first on Martlet.India · India Read Article

The UCP panders to separatists, but Albertans don’t have to

Amidst of the collapse of Canadian-U.S. relations, stemming from President Donald Trump’s repeated threats of annexation, Smith travelled to Florida to speak at a PragerU conference. PragerU is an advocacy group for the extreme right, with a history of comparing climate change activists to Nazis and campaigning against access to gender-affirming care for transgender people. The post The United Conservative Party continues to pander to separatis…UCP · Calgary Read Article

Is Victoria becoming a coastal city you can’t swim in?

That leaves seven pools remaining for Greater Victoria: Saanich Commonwealth Place (SCP), Gordon Head Recreation Centre, Esquimalt Recreation Centre, Oak Bay Recreation Centre, Juan de Fuca Centre, Westhills YMCA swimming pool, and the Panorama Recreation Centre in North Saanich. The post Is Victoria becoming a coastal city you can’t swim in? appeared first on Martlet.Victoria, British Columbia · Victoria Read Article

How have academic standards changed over the years?

“As university budgets continue to tighten, I worry that we will continue to see more and more students who are simply not able to access university education,” she said. To combat the pressures her students face, Gagan said she strives to make her students feel visible and less alone in the face of their challenges. In her view, her students are “humans first and students second.” The post How have academic standards changed over the years? ap…Victoria, British Columbia · Victoria Read Article

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