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The February 18 agreement gives British Columbia $170 million in federal funding, matched by the province, to build homes using prefabricated modules and Canadian materials—part of the Build Canada Homes initiative that has now secured nearly 9,000 units nationwide. Launched in September 2025, the program seeks to double annual homebuilding to 500,000 units through federal lands, faster approvals, and prefab tech. Critics highlight slow progress, pointing to just 9 homes built so far and a 15% drop in January housing starts to 238,000 annually, while Carney's team stresses emerging momentum from these partnerships.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney donned a hard hat in Vancouver, standing with officials to unveil a new housing pact aimed at speeding up affordable home construction.

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On July 23, 2024, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, punched Greater Manchester Police officers PC Lydia Ward—breaking her nose and knocking her out—and PC Ellie Cook during a Starbucks argument at Manchester Airport Terminal 2. A jury convicted Amaaz in July 2025 of assaults on the officers and a member of the public, though no verdict came on charges against PC Zachary Marsden, who kicked and stamped on Amaaz to subdue him. The clip's recent return online divides viewers: some call Marsden's actions justified force matching the brothers' violence that injured three officers, while others see it as excessive once Amaaz was down. Greater Manchester Police highlight rising assaults on officers amid national tensions.

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A chaotic airport brawl left police officers bloodied and unconscious, but a partial video clip captured only the takedown that followed.

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The hip-hop podcaster, a big Drake fan, posted a photo of himself with the limited-time 'Afters Meal'—a McDouble or Junior Chicken, fries or poutine, and blue raspberry Nite Sprite in black-and-gold OVO packaging—that launched in Canada on February 17. Social media buzzed with speculation he flew from the U.S. to snag it, fueled by his Instagram story rating the poutine 10/10 amid wrappers with German slogans. While some mocked the premium price for a basic order and called out his fandom, others enjoyed the hype around the celebrity collab.

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DJ Akademiks grinned wide next to Drake's new OVO-branded McDonald's combo, sparking endless online ribbing about his trek to Canada.

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The event last Thursday drew Muslim, Jewish, and Christian students to discuss religious commonalities, but Mady—after praising sharia law's punishments and societal reforms—abruptly condemned Bratman, director of CUNY Hillel, prompting nearly 100 Muslim participants to walk out, leaving about 20 attendees. Moderator Joshua Medina expressed shock and apologized, while Bratman called the incident '100 percent antisemitic.' New York Governor Kathy Hochul condemned it as antisemitism and demanded accountability from CUNY, which launched an investigation amid online backlash and concerns over campus safety and Israel-Gaza tensions.

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At a City College of New York interfaith workshop meant to bridge religious divides, self-proclaimed imam Abdullah Mady suddenly spotted Jewish representative Ilya Bratman and branded him a Zionist responsible for Gaza deaths, urging Muslim students to leave in protest.

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Hamza Ahmad Khan, a University of Toronto political science PhD candidate, arrived in Pakistan in December to research democracy promotion in Muslim societies post-9/11. His last X post on February 18 called for PTI to engage global civil society; hours later, PTI-linked accounts claimed intelligence agents abducted him around 3 a.m. on February 19. Supporters decried it as a crackdown stifling dissent, while critics labeled him a sympathizer of Pakistan's designated terrorist group BLA based on past tweets. No statements have come from the university, Canadian officials, or Pakistani authorities, leaving his whereabouts unknown as of February 21.

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Hamza Ahmad Khan landed in Lahore for his doctoral fieldwork, connecting with activists and academics—until he went quiet after a post urging political outreach.

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Users on X are using the hashtag #ڈیل_کی_بھیک_مانگ_رہاہے—meaning 'begging for a deal'—to call out jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his PTI party. They contrast Khan's past rejection of National Reconciliation Ordinances as corrupt escapes with his lawyers' recent petition to the Islamabad High Court for release on medical grounds due to retinal vein blockage in his right eye. PTI insists it's purely about inadequate jail care and demands access for personal doctors, while government officials note he received a hospital injection last week and remains stable. The debate underscores Pakistan's deep political divides as the court reviews the case amid over 200 charges against Khan since his 2023 imprisonment.

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Imran Khan's worsening eye condition has split opinions in Pakistan, with critics mocking his camp for what they see as a desperate bid for amnesty disguised as health aid.

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Users on X are using the hashtag #ڈیل_کی_بھیک_مانگ_رہاہے—meaning 'begging for a deal'—to call out jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his PTI party. They contrast Khan's past rejection of National Reconciliation Ordinances as corrupt escapes with his lawyers' recent petition to the Islamabad High Court for release on medical grounds due to retinal vein blockage in his right eye. PTI insists it's purely about inadequate jail care and demands access for personal doctors, while government officials note he received a hospital injection last week and remains stable. The debate underscores Pakistan's deep political divides as the court reviews the case amid over 200 charges against Khan since his 2023 imprisonment.

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Imran Khan's worsening eye condition has split opinions in Pakistan, with critics mocking his camp for what they see as a desperate bid for amnesty disguised as health aid.

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The official England national football team account posted a 'Ramadan Mubarak' message on the first day of Lent. The post sparked backlash from users accusing the team of neglecting England's Christian heritage and ignoring the Christian observance of Lent. Some users defended the message while others questioned the critics' religious observance.

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New research from the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council shows two unnamed tech companies—widely seen as Apple and Microsoft—paid nearly €11 billion, or 40% of Ireland's 2024 corporation tax, with Eli Lilly covering most of the rest to reach 46% total. Corporation tax has nearly doubled since 2021, boosted by global 15% minimum rates that will add €5 billion more from 2026, but the council warns of risks from over-reliance on a few U.S. firms amid AI uncertainties, regulations, and policy shifts. While multinationals bring jobs, exports like Eli Lilly's €36 billion in drug ingredients, and funds like the €20 billion Strategic Transformation Fund, online concerns echo the 2008 crash, urging bigger savings buffers.

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Imagine three companies footing nearly half of a nation's corporate tax bill. That's Ireland's reality, where two tech giants and one pharma firm drove the bulk of last year's €28.1 billion haul.

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The video from Abdul Gafur Shah Nagar Parishad Urdu School No. 2 in Umarkhed, Yavatmal, shows students performing on January 26 to 'Ae Mard-e-Mujahid Teri Yalgaar Kahan Hai,' a nasheed linked to Pakistan's 1965 war with India. BJP leader Gopal Kalane filed a complaint calling it anti-national, leading police to register an FIR against the principal and teachers. While most reactions demand accountability and probe radical influences, a few noted the children seemed unaware of the song's context.

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Young boys in traditional outfits swung prop swords on stage to a Pakistani military tune, stirring strong backlash on Republic Day.

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Uber agreed to pay $335 million in cash for Getir's food delivery arm, which racked up over $1 billion in bookings last year, plus a $100 million investment for a 15% stake in its other operations. The deal follows Uber's $700 million purchase of Trendyol Go in 2025 and aims to combine apps for better restaurant and grocery access in Turkey, Uber's third-largest untapped market. CEO Dara Khosrowshahi sees it as a bet on the country's dynamic consumers, creating jobs for couriers and opportunities for merchants, with the food portion set to close in late 2026 pending approvals.

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Uber is doubling down on Turkey's fast-growing delivery market by snapping up Getir's food business, blending it with local favorites to give riders more choices.

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The Islamabad High Court on Tuesday restored pre-arrest bail for the couple in a PECA case over alleged inflammatory social media posts, overturning a lower court's cancellation for their failure to appear for cross-examination. Justice Muhammad Azam Khan ordered them to complete it within days and barred arrests meanwhile, hours after police invoked a 2023 FIR accusing them of attacking officers at a peaceful Baloch protest—which they call fabricated. Bar leaders formed a human cordon at their office to shield them, as supporters decried it as repression against defenders of marginalized groups, while critics cited procedural delays and promotion of proscribed narratives.

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Human rights lawyers Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir and Hadi Ali Chattha walked into court fearing a trap, with police shadowing them even into restrooms.

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