IG news Update,Peru has extended a state of emergency for another month in the capital Lima and two southern regions where deadly anti-government protests have sparked the country’s worst violence in 20 years. Images of those killed during the latest protests against Bolvart’s government are displayed at the Lima Cathedral on Sunday. Global Affairs reiterated its advice to Canadians in Peru to avoid demonstrations and large gatherings and not attempt to cross road barriers. “He’s a hypocrite,” protester Tania Serra said to shouts from the crowd, which at times scuffled with police in anti-riot gear. Protesters have demanded that Boluaarte step down, and that Castillo, who had been arrested for “rebellion”, be released.

The Prime Minister will visit a rare earths element processing plant. The Mayor of Saskatoon, Charlie Clark, will be in attendance. The Prime Minister will hold a media scrum. The Mayor of Saskatoon, Charlie Clark, will be in attendance. Media appearance:5:10 p.m. An interview with the Prime Minister will air on CBC’s Blue Sky radio show with Garth Materie.

Mark Connolly of St. John's is making a name for himself in industrial design for rowing crews. (Submitted by Mark Connolly - image credit)Submitted by Mark ConnollyMark Connolly grew up not too far from Quidi Vidi Lake, where the annual Royal St. John's Regatta has been rowed for over 200 years. Now Connolly is making a name for himself across a much larger pond, in Edinburgh as an industrial designer for startup company Rival Kit. Connolly explains industrial design as making products to enhance a user's quality of experience, whether that's through a wearable garment or a digital application. LISTEN | Mark Connolly speaks to CBC Radio's Weekend AM:In 2018, he enrolled in industrial design at Humber College in Toronto and hasn't looked back.

Travel insurance giant is denying payout, claiming Ontario man’s COVID is not severe enoughThe Clyson family trip to Antigua last March was something of a repeat. He had only mild symptoms, but the family vacation came to a halt. Luckily, Kathleen Anne thought, they had enough travel insurance. In addition to COVID emergency insurance — included in their Sunwing vacation package — she also paid for trip cancellation and interruption coverage. The Clysons expected their interruption insurance to cover the two vacation days derailed by Rob’s COVID test, and his hotel stay and flight to be covered by the COVID insurance.

In Canada’s second largest province, Poilievre is not only much less popular than his main rivals, but he is also off to a poorer start than his three predecessors. In voting intentions, the Conservative party lags far behind both the leading Liberals and the Bloc Québécois. Throughout its history and under its various incarnations, the federal Conservative party has almost always faced steep uphill election battles in Quebec. By virtue of his role as Official Opposition leader, Poilievre is now the prime minister’s chief critic. There is no doubt Legault and his team are keeping close tab on the links between Poilievre and his pal, provincial Conservative party Leader Éric Duhaime.

Every vehicle a target as auto thefts skyrocketDuration: 07:52Auto thefts have skyrocketed across the country in the last few years and every vehicle is a target. Ian Hanomansing speaks with an expert about why it’s happening and some simple ways to prevent it.

Sixteen Indigenous women from the Conne River area recently took part in a photo shoot to honour the memory of Chantel John, who was allegedly murdered by her ex-partner in 2019. Angelina Francis remembers her cousin as a caring soul who loved to be with family and friends. Francis said she wanted to honour John through a photo shoot involving Indigenous women for years, and finally got the chance to do so earlier this month. Sixteen women from Conne River and neighbouring communities took part, wearing red dresses and painted hands over their mouths, which symbolize missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada. John's adopted parents were also part of the photo shoot, which included an honour song played on a hand drum.

At least three people are in hospital following a shooting in Toronto’s east end Saturday afternoon, Toronto police said. He was later transported to a nearby hospital in stable condition by paramedics. Officers later confirmed that two other men showed up at a local hospital injured, one of them a 26-year-old man in stable condition with a gunshot wound to his leg. No information on the suspect or the circumstances of the shooting has been provided so far. Police said they are canvassing for suspects and are asking any witnesses to come forward and contact the police.

A non-profit organization dedicated to helping affordable rental housing tenants on Vancouver Island says B.C. The Rental Protection Fund, billed as a way to help protect tenants from rising rents, will give non-profit housing organizations one-time grants so they can buy affordable rental buildings. William Azaroff, CEO of Brightside Community Homes Foundation, says the funding will open new doors for their organization, which owns and manages over 20 affordable housing buildings across Vancouver. Non-Profit Housing Association (BCNPHA), says there are also building owners who want to sell to non-profits specifically, to ensure housing units are affordable to tenants. But she says a right of refusal would help housing non-profits make more purchases.

It marks the transition from the federal program for industrial carbon pricing that has been put in place by Ottawa since 2019 when the Ford government scrapped Ontario’s cap-and-trade system. Ford and his government have been opposed to all forms of carbon pricing since taking office in 2018. The Trudeau government collects revenue in Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, passing it back to taxpayers in those provinces through income tax rebates. The industrial carbon pricing revenue the federal government has collected in Ontario since 2019 is Determined For clean technology projects to help industries in the province reduce emissions. “Revenue from carbon pricing should be spent on clean economy initiatives,” Wang said in an interview.

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“We did exactly what we were trying to do and got away with two shots, had two big eagles,” Buckley said. He will be in the final group with David Lipsky (66) and Ben Taylor (65), neither of whom have won on the PGA Tour. Lipsky has won on the Asian Tour, the Sunshine Tour, the European tour and the Korn Ferry Tour. Nine of the leading 15 players at Waialae are going for their first PGA Tour win. Kirk has four PGA Tour wins, but the last one was at Colonial in 2015.

Taiwan's foreign minister says China is likely looking at the war in Ukraine to inform a potential invasion of the island. Taiwan's Foreign Minister Joseph Wu told CBC News Network's Rosemary Barton Live in an interview airing Sunday that China could be looking at Russia's military setbacks to shore up a plan to invade Taiwan. WATCH | Taiwan's foreign minister discusses threat from China: Taiwan's foreign minister speaks about threat of Chinese invasion Duration 10:37 Taiwan's foreign minister, Joseph Wu, speaks to CBC chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton about the rising concerns of Chinese invasion and what the island democracy hopes for from allies around the world. Is a Chinese invasion of Taiwan inevitable? Taiwan's Foreign Affairs Minister Joseph Wu speaks during an interview in Taipei, Taiwan on November 6, 2019.

To be clear, sex trafficking is different from consensual, adult sex work. But human trafficking also exists closer to home, so here’s what parents need to know. It’s important to note that sex trafficking does not always involve abduction. If you or someone you know needs support or wants to report a potential case of human trafficking, call Canada’s dedicated, confidential, 24/7 human trafficking hotline: (Toll-free: 1-833-900-1010). Tagged under: human trafficking,sex trafficking,sex trafficking in canada,human trafficking in Canada,sextortion,sextortion in canada,what is human trafficking,what is sex trafficking,victims of sex trafficking,victims of sex trafficking canadaCategory: safety,mom-101

Joking aside, as reported by the Catholic News Agency,“Textbook publisher Pearson Canada has dropped the Ontario Catholic education curriculum “Fully Alive” from its offerings after LGBT advocates claimed the Catholic content is “homophobic.”gency,'”GO CANADIANS! @ICEontario: Parents “rightly expect that the presentation of a family life curriculum will reflect a Catholic view of human life, sexuality, marriage, & family.” Me: My Ss’ human rights come 1st. These Gr 7-8 Fully Alive textbooks remain in a box. @TorontoCPIC @oapcetoronto pic.twitter.com/ssw2G72Q9l — The Rainbow Room (@pdbclassroom) January 12, 2023The Fully Alive curriculum depicts the world through a very narrow very straight very Catholic lens. Thanks to @HashtagKyle, it seems that’s where it will finally go 🙌🏾 Not only have Pearson Canada + @TCDSB taught a homophobic, transphobic, misogynist text, but it’s also factually incorrect.