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(JENNA WHEELER / iNFOnews.ca) May 23, 2021 - 11:00 AM It s the long weekend in May and we re still in the middle of a pandemic so a federal election and how local candidates are chosen likely isn t on the radar for most people. But there’s a mostly secretive process going on in the background that will determine who is going to speak for the residents of the five Thompson and Okanagan ridings in the region in the next federal parliament and most voters will have no part in that process. Constituents can only vote for the candidate the party has chosen. Secretive is the appropriate word because efforts by iNFOnews.ca to find out how the nomination process is running, deadlines for signing up new members and election times have come up mostly with no responses from the three major political parties or formulaic emails such as this one: “While we don’t comment on the specifics of individual nominations, we’re ready to elect even more talented, diverse, a
Researcher and bioethics and law consultant at the King Fahd Specialized Hospital in Dammam, Dr. Reem Al-Shinawi, returned to her home country to place her education and knowledge in the service of the Kingdom. She obtained her master’s and Ph.D. degrees in healthcare ethics and medical laws and fellowship specialized in leading COVID-19-related crises, and the safety of
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Information commissioner Jill Clayton s office says it has not tested the government s claim that its energy war room is exempt from Alberta s freedom-of-information law that allows public scrutiny of government bodies.(Sam Martin/CBC)
The office of Alberta s information commissioner says it has not determined whether the province s controversial energy war room is subject to freedom of information legislation, despite the United Conservative government s insistence the war room s structure allows it to evade such scrutiny.
An expert in freedom of information (FOIP) says the commissioner should launch an investigation into whether the public can request records from an organization he calls profoundly undemocratic.
The campaign has already involved 200,000 people since November last year.
Re-Five is a DMC student-run digital campaign project that aims to educate and promote the use of the 5Rs (Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Remind) for the management of plastic in daily life.
Campaign coordinator Nou Virak told The Post on May 20 that the project was first run online in November of 2020 by DMC students with the support of the Swedish government and UNDP Cambodia.
Chea Darapech, a DMC sophomore who is also a project member, told The Post on May 19 that the project aimed to change people’s attitudes towards using plastic.