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On minority rights generally, Ottawa has been extremely weak in recent years, and there is a strong tendency to simply duck. In the 2015 election, support for minority religious rights in Quebecbecame a flashpoint in Quebec, and this had an impact on election results, including my own. Trudeau, Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh are unlikely do anything to support those rights for fear of political retribution..

My Portland you can have a serious conversation about Politics Spirituality or Philosophy without being interrupted and informed you aren being PC, he wrote shortly after being released from his most recent stint in federal prison. I come from PC people are in Protective Custody where they belong so they don get killed. Grew up with several older brothers in a modest home in north Portland, obtained his GED and attended some community college.

Passenger data show that 22,000 Britons will enter from the 33 “red list” countries from which foreign travel is banned in the three weeks between Priti Patel, the Home Secretary, announcing the policy and the first hotels opening on Feb 15. A further 183,600 passengers will have entered the UK from 27 other countries where Brazilian or south African variant cases have been confirmed, including Spain which has imposed border restrictions with Portugal because of its close links with Brazil. The disclosure will fuel demands for the number of countries subject to hotel quarantine to be widened, with Labour and the devolved administrations demanding that all arrivals should be subject to mandatory self isolation managed by the Government.

First responders will try to resuscitate a person if their heart is stopped. The act of CPR can bring someone back, but can also break ribs and leave a person alive but with many medical issues. If a person is near their end of life, they may decide that DNR is the best choice..

Whether you’re starting 2021 with a Dryuary or toasting the New Year until the fetid smell of 2020 has worn off, January’s become a time to get thoughtful about alcohol what we love, what we hate and what role it plays in our newly pandemic stricken social lives. It’s also the month when, in 1919, Arkansas ratified the Eighteenth Amendment, establishing prohibition in the state and ushering in a formalized relationship between booze and government. So, in January 2021, theArkansas Timesraises a glass to all things boozy with a series we’re callingDrink/Drank/Drunk: our city’s great cocktails and mocktails, the history of temperance in the state,brews to try before you die, a boozy playlist and more.