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A driver reportedly plowed a vehicle into a group of people on Friday at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, eastern Germany, according to European news agency dp. No word on whether anyone was killed or hurt at the time of the announcement. The driver of the car was arrested, the firm said, citing unnamed state officials in the state of Saxony-Anhalt. According to local officials, Michael Reif and Matthias Schuppe, both of whom have a suspicion of an assault. ” This is a sad occasion, especially now in the days before Christmas”, Saxony-Anhalt Gov. Reiner Haseloff said. Haseloff informed the dpa that he was heading to Magdeburg, but he was unable to provide any details on the subjects or the circumstances that led to the occurrence. Magdeburg, which is north of Berlin, is the state money of Saxony-Anhalt and has about 240, 000 citizens. Trending Then

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On Dec. 19, 2016 in Berlin, an Islamist radical intruder plowed through a group of Christmas market-goers with a vehicle, leaving 13 people dying and injuring dozens more. Days later, the intruder was killed in a fight in Italy. European Interior Minister Nancy Faeser had earlier stated late last month that there were no specific signs of a threat for Christmas markets this time, but that it was prudent to remain vigilant. —This is a developing history. Please check again for updates.

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Therefore, just before the NHL’s holiday break, the team takes three days off to help everyone to spend quality time with friends and family. The Winnipeg Jets may have their most significant weekend of the period up until that point, and we might also get a real sense of who the Jets actually are. Are they a reasonable facsimile of the 15-1 Jet? Or are they close to the 8-9-1 Jet that were outplayed in Anaheim, Calif., on Wednesday? The following two games are against NHL superstars. Monday evening in Toronto against the Maple Leafs and Saturday evening against Minnesota at home. Some people will bet on the Jets if this group can get both games. If they lose both, it may imply three straight losses, which is definitely not how you want to enjoy the vacations. Winnipeg you get rid of a lot of the groove with some entertaining games against Toronto and Minnesota. But it won’t be easy…Boldy, Hartman, Kaprizov on one day…and next Matthews, Marner, Nylander two days later. Trending Then

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But it’s not about the player right then. It’s about the Jet. As well as Kyle Connor, Connor Hellebuyck and Josh Morrissey have played. It’s about the emotional issues at the bad day, like 26 hours to play ) that have hurt the most. And while it appears the powerplay has returned to its first year form, it’s the attention to detail — the rate, the forecheck, the power — that is eluding this group. And it’s really interesting to talk about the team facing a boundary trip in the top of the NHL standings, but that’s probably not the case. Truly, there isn’t a time to panic, but a few triumphs had undoubtedly ease many of those emotions. &amp, copy 2024 Global News, a section of Corus Entertainment Inc. 

Ontario has developed a strategy to transfer the profits from Nova Scotia’s child eel harvest from big license holders to dedicated, independent fishers like Mark Weldon and Suzy Edwards. But there’s a grab: some would-be beneficiaries of the alligator quota say the plan is unjust, impossible and undesired. Edwards, who is a resident of Halifax and is surrounded by a tidal river where the tiny, shiny eel known as elvers migrate in the spring, said this week that she was happy to work for Atlantic Elver Fishery. One of the nine commercial licensees with a southern Nova Scotia base could lose between 60 % and 90 % of their quotas is her employer. ” It’s going to split up a great staff who are almost like household”, Edwards said. ” We’re not going to get a good price, because there’s going to be a lot of competitors and fewer buyers “.Under the national Fisheries Department’s plan released earlier this month, 27 per cent of the entire Maritime capture of about 10, 000 pounds would move to 120 people who had been working for the owners. 30 adult eel harvesters would receive an additional 1.5 % of the lucrative catch. Edwards, a social worker who switched to fishing 14 years ago, said she might have no choice but to accept the 22 kilogram quota to help support her family. ” It’s not what I want”, she added. The Fisheries Department said in an emailed statement on Friday that the “presents a unique opportunity to broaden the distribution of prosperity,” potentially including young harvesters, employees of existing commercial license holders, and harvesters who participate in cooperative commercial enterprises. The industry participants had until December 16 to respond to the Dec. 5 proposal, according to the spokeswoman’s email, Megan Gallant. Their submissions are currently being reviewed. 1: 38
Concerned about proposed quotas from DFO, eel and elver harvesters in the maritime industry, said Edwards and Weldon that they are now faced with issues that don’t have simple solutions, such as a lack of holding tanks to keep their wriggling catch alive, uncertainty over the price they will receive, and a lack of clarity regarding which rivers they will have access to. The elvers must be kept in containers of aerated water to keep them alive, with backup electrical systems in case of power outages after being caught. They are transported live to countries like China and Japan where aquaculture operations grow them for food. At times in the history of the industry, a catch of 22 kilograms might have been a viable living, when prices reached between$ 4, 000 and$ 5, 000 per kilogram. However, Weldon said that the price of lobsters can fluctuate significantly as they go up and down,” and when you have all these new random people fishing, the price drops in the basement between$ 1, 500 and$ 700 per kilogram.” It’s safer …. Weldon, who estimates that it would cost close to$ 20, 000 to build a system to hold his catch, said that giving me 22 kilograms is just putting me out there by myself along with 120 other new fishers and all the random people who just show up at the rivers. Violence on the province’s rivers this spring, including accusations of assault and shots fired, was caused by tension over the fishery. As a result, the season was closed in March, soon after fishing had begun. The coworkers claimed that there have been instances in the past five years when up to 60 fishers, many of whom have no licenses, have fought for positions on waterways where they both once worked in peaceful solitude. Trending Now

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Weldon also claims that accepting the quota that used to be paid to his employer is unsettling, and that the company’s founders deserve praise for establishing the Asian market. Genna Carey, the manager of Atlantic Elver and daughter of its founder, said in an interview Thursday that with the company’s catch limit potentially set at 228 kilograms, down 80 per cent from 1, 200 kilograms in 2022, she’ll only be able to keep on a few of her 18 regular employees. The proposed changes would transfer approximately half of the total quota to First Nations fishers in addition to shifting the elver quota from businesses to employees. The indigenous fishermen have taken note of the fact that they have treaty rights to a moderately income-producing fishery as a result of a Supreme Court of Canada decision in 1999. Ottawa has not provided any compensation to the license holders whose quotas have been reduced. Carey described Ottawa’s proposals as” deeply disheartening. ” Fisheries Minister Diane Lebouthillier” has not done her research, nor has our regional DFO office,” Carey said”. There hasn’t been any analysis to determine how the wealth is currently distributed and where the profits from the fishery are being squander. ” When elver prices were high, Carey said, some of her employees were” in the top 20 per cent of Canadian income earners” — which means earnings over$ 100, 000, according to 2022 Statistics Canada figures. She argued that Ottawa needs to reconsider its strategy, including making licence holders pay for the quota they are losing and preventing her employees from becoming her rivals. Additionally, the Fisheries Department needs to have better reporting and monitoring of catches and more stringent enforcement. As it stands, the minister has created a system” set up to fail,” she said, predicting that hundreds of new entrants will crowd the rivers, prices are likely to plummet, and chaos on the province’s rivers will resume. 2: 07
Baby eel poaching causing frustration in Canada’s maritime provincesThis report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 20, 2024. 

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Saskatchewan’s highest judge has given a thumbs-down to an elegance in a legal situation involving the use of an icon. A ruling by the Court of Appeal of Saskatchewan found that a thumbs-up icon complied with personal needs and was a legally binding contract between a producer and a rice customer. The judge of the Court of King’s Bench’s choice claims that the judge did not overlook the rice contract agreement that was found in a text message sent over. The producer responded with a thumbs-up icon but no following words when the grain customer with South West Terminal sent a word of the commitment to the farmer in March 2021. Trending Then

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The producer didn’t deliver the product, and the company took him to judge for breaching the deal. The farmer was required to pay attention and court costs in addition to more than$ 82, 000.

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A B.C. doctor employee posed as a nurse and was set to receive a preliminary sentence on Friday. When she appeared in court earlier this month, Brigitte Cleroux, who does not have a medical education, made a quick and tearful speech in court apologizing to the judges, people and individuals. She told the court,” By pleading innocent, I did so because I was ashamed and regretful about what I had done.” I wish the patients well and express my regret for taking their attention when I don’t have. Because the people deserved to remain cared for by vetted health specialists, I am aware that my practice as an unregulated nurse harms the system. Only then can they think secure “.Cleroux worked at the B. C. Women’s Hospital between June 1, 2020, and June 23, 2021, when she was fired over her false certificates. According to a decision posted in July 2023, her job involved about 1, 150 people. According to earlier records, she provided care to 899 patients instantly during her hospital stay. 0: 33
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In July, Cleroux admitted guilt to 11 felony counts involving her false career as a caregiver in Boston. After pleading guilty to criminal neglect causing physical harm, abuse with a weapon, imitation, and using forged documents over a similar plan in Ottawa, Cleroux, who actually hails from Gatineau, Que., was sentenced to seven years in jail in April 2022. The Crown is asking for an eight-year word. With the seven-year statement in Ontario, that would be a total of 15 years. The defense requests five to six years, which would add two to three more times to her present sentence. More to travel. &amp, copy 2024 Global News, a section of Corus Entertainment Inc. 

When they escorted Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, on a longer walk flanked by law enforcement officials in Manhattan, it was obvious that New York City officials wanted to say something, but many people are wondering if the drawn-out, slow escort from a helicopter to a New York federal prison simply serves to further fuel the fans and beauty of the suspected criminal. More than a hundred heavily armed law enforcement officials, as well as New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who led him away from the runway and parading him in front of a little army of internet devices, welcomed him on Thursday. The Ivy League grad was taken to a Manhattan courthouse where he was fully charged with federal death and stalking acts, along with state crime and violence as they had previously been charged by New York prosecutors. He was then transported and held in handcuffs.
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Many people are unsure whether the media sight seen on Thursday just catapults Mangione’s reputation and renown, as the highly publicized chauffeur has reignited argument about these so-called “perp walks.” Mangione was hailed as a folk warrior of sorts even before he was taken into custody in a Pennsylvania McDonald’s last week during the police’s days-long hunt for the think. Police released some security photos of the alleged veiled assassin, and some don’t help but remark on his looks, likening him to a beautiful, modern-day Robin Hood.
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Many people believed the spectacle had the opposite effect and that it only strengthens Mangione’s appeal if it was meant to make him a villain in Thursday’s perp walk. ” That was one big performance by the NYPD and it backfired spectacularly. Luigi Mangione should have been a villain, according to their intention. Instead, one account on X questioned whether it made him appear to be a folk hero who rebelled against the system that prioritizes profits over our own lives. ” Sorry, but what is this procession? Did they use the army to escort a graduate who was handcuffed for ten meters? Is Christopher Nolan in charge of this movie? another commented on the theatrics. According to Jorge Camacho, policy director for Yale Law School’s Justice Collaboratory, he believes that the authorities pulled off the obscene walk in order to convey a certain message. The practice is “undoubtedly highly controversial because it can be very offensive to see someone walking around with handcuffs behind their back and surrounded by a cadre of police officers,” he said, adding that the tactic can backfire in a case like Mangione’s, where some people are outraged at the suspect’s sympathy and applause are outraged. Robert Weisberg, a Stanford law professor, said the spectacle seemed “particularly staged”. ” The orchestration of it is almost too transparent. Mangione could have been discreetly transported by the FBI and NYDA, but they decided against doing so in front of a crowd. This one looks designed to send a message”, he said. Trending Now

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Mangione is accused of murdering someone with a firearm and one count of stalking her in the federal complaint filed on Thursday. Federal prosecutors will decide whether to pursue murder by firearm in the upcoming months, but the possibility of the death penalty is present.
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Mangione was charged with murder as an alleged terrorist in a state court indictment that included a possible life sentence without the possibility of parole in the office of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg earlier this week. The death penalty is not applicable in New York. Mangione’s lawyer, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, said it’s a “highly unusual situation” for a defendant to face simultaneous state and federal cases.
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” Frankly I’ve never seen anything like what is happening here”, said Friedman Agnifilo, a former top deputy in the Manhattan district attorney’s office. As she left the courtroom, she reserved the right to demand bail later and made no comment. Mangione, of Towson, Md., is accused of ambushing the 50-year-old Thompson as the executive arrived at a Manhattan hotel for an investor conference. A masked gunman was seen shooting Thompson from behind on surveillance video. On the ammunition discovered at the scene, according to police, the words “delay,” “deny,” and “depose” were scrawled on the words, a phrase that is frequently used to describe insurers ‘ strategies to avoid paying claims. The gunman then fled to Pennsylvania, where he allegedly pedaled a bicycle through Central Park, took a taxi to a bus station, and then rode the subway to a train station. A McDonald’s customer there noticed that Mangione resembled the person in the surveillance photos that were being circulated by the gunman, according to the prosecution. When he was arrested, they say, Mangione had the gun used to kill Thompson, a passport, fake IDs and about US$ 10, 000.5: 25
Luigi Mangione faces terrorism, murder charges in UnitedHealthcare CEO caseAccording to the federal complaint, Mangione also had a spiral notebook that included several handwritten pages expressing hostility toward the health insurance industry and wealthy executives. Although UnitedHealthcare claims Mangione was never a client, the company is the largest health insurer in the United States. An August entry said that” the target is insurance” because “it checks every box”, according to the filing. The document states that an October entry “describes an intention to “wack” the CEO of one of the insurance companies at its investor conference.” After some social media users called the shooting “painback,” the killing caused a wave of stories about resentment toward American health insurance companies. Using Associated Press files 

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The budget for the current fiscal year is projected to be$ 247.5 million, which is an improvement of virtually$ 220 million from what was originally projected in the budget for February of last year. Finance Minister John Lohr claims in an update that the gap has been reduced because the government anticipates collecting$ 62 million more in revenue, primarily from statewide taxes, for the fiscal year 2024-2019. But, Lohr says revenue growth may be offset by an increase in charges of$ 440.6 million from the budget measure, mainly due to spending on health care and cost-of-living assistance programs. When well, the federal government’s temporary suspension of the integrated sales revenue is expected to cost the state about$ 82 million. However, the government spent another$ 253 million on actions that weren’t included in February’s budget — meaning the spending wasn’t approved by the government — on such things as local movie production provides and health employment contracts. Trending Then

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Lohr, who took over the banking investment when the new Progressive Conservative government’s case was announced last year following the municipal election on November 26, gave the first budget update that was presented. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 20, 2024.

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The first step in an administration-wide strategy to jettison pending regulations to stop President-elect Donald Trump from retooling them to meet his personal goals is that President Joe Biden will abandon his efforts to cancel student funding for more than 38 million Americans. If there isn’t enough period to finish the rules before Trump takes office, the White House anticipates pulling up empty ones across several companies. The second administration would be able to update the proposed regulations and move its agenda forward more quickly if they were left in their current form. Even as the Biden presidency tries to change the rules, it continued on Friday by reversing the laws. The Biden administration-created software known as Public Service Loan Forgiveness, which was established by Congress in 2007, and which it expanded, announced that the Education Department was removing money for another 55, 000 debtors who had met registration. Little prevents Trump from pursuing his own restrictions on the same troubles when he returns to the White House, but it would have to start from scratch in a process that can take months or even years. ” This isn’t the means I wanted it to ending”, said Melissa Byrne, an activist who has pushed for student loan cancellation. ” Unfortunately, this is the most prudent action to take right now” .She blamed Republicans for putting the Biden administration in this position. ” It’s a shame that we have a GOP that is committed to keeping working-class Americans in bill”, Byrne said. The Education Department insisted it had the power to revoke the scholar mortgage proposals in documents that were released in the administration’s last weeks, but it also stated that it had. According to the statement, the management will concentrate on assisting consumers in recovering from the coronavirus pandemic, when repayments were halted. The ministry intends to dedicate its limited operational assets to assisting at-risk borrowers in successfully completing their loans, the agency wrote. 1: 29
The Supreme Court “misinterpreted the Constitution”: Trump reacts to the SCOTUS student debt relief decision. The withdrawals are taking place as Washington prepares for a prospective government shutdown that may complicate efforts by the Biden administration to resolve issues. Another concept that might have to be withdrawn is a determine that would have prevented schools from imposing cover restrictions on transgender players. One of his promotion promises is that Trump could change the Title IX amendment, which would stop trans athletes from competing in female ‘ activities. A representative from the administration, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to examine internal discussions, claimed the administration also supports the objectives of its regulatory ideas. The procedure can be drawn out quickly because it necessitates public input and lawful reviews. According to the official, national authorities are currently analyzing which rules to follow and which to reverse before Biden’s term is over. Leaders have tended to rely more on executive commands and federal laws in recent years to avoid chaos in Congress. However, the rulemaking process can be less resilient than policy, leaving plans more vulnerable to swings between governments. Difficulty number of different ongoing regulations are present in the Education Department and other departments, ranging from hardly any updates to radical new laws with significant effects on the country’s schools and businesses. Under Biden, if a law has already gone through a common comments process, Trump may simply replace it with his own plan and go right to enacting the legislation, effectively bypassing the remark period. After the Supreme Court rejected his second plan, Biden attempted to cancel his next set of student borrowing ideas, which were scheduled to be withdrawn Friday. Trending Then

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U. S. Supreme Court prevents Biden’s$ 430-billion student loan forgiveness planOne of them is a request from April may have provided targeted debt reduction to 30 million Americans. It listed a number of lenders who might be available for pleasure. Consumers who saw their accounts rise due to interest would have had their accumulated interest eliminated. Those who had been making payments on mortgages for 20 times or more would have had their money eliminated. After Republican-led states filed a lawsuit in September, a federal judge halted that plan, and it is still mired in a legal challenge. A request from October that would have allowed the Education Department to withdraw money for people who were dealing with various types of pain, including those who were struggling with high medical bills or infant care costs, is the second law that is being withdrawn. Although Biden failed to achieve the comprehensive loan cancellations he promised, his presidency has already forgiven an extraordinary$ 180 billion in federal student loans. ” Because of our deeds, millions of people across the country now have the breathing room to start businesses, save for retirement, and seek life ideas they had to put on hold because of the problem of student loan debt”, Biden said in a statement. On Friday, officials announced they were erasing loan for another 55, 000 workers— including professors, midwives and law enforcement officials — through Public Service Loan Forgiveness. The software makes the promise to end mortgages for those who work in government or nonprofits for ten years. The$ 4.28 billion in relief is anticipated to be Biden’s last public service loan forgiveness before his inauguration in January. The proposed trans sports law was put forth in 2023, but it was repeatedly postponed. His wider law, which extended civil rights protections to LGBTQ+ pupils under Title IX, was intended to be followed up by this one. While allowing limitations for certain factors, such as if it was a matter of “fairness” in competition or to lessen the risk of injury, the sporting rule may have prohibited schools from completely outlawing trans players. As the topic turned into a source of outcry for the Republican Party, it sat on the back burner as the campaign wore on. Trump campaigned on a claim to boycott trans players, with a guarantee to “keep people out of children’s activities”. 

Nine sutures, one lost teeth, one time goal. As Ottawa’s commander scored 55 hours into more time to give the vengeful Senators a 3-2 win over the Calgary Flames, Brady Tkachuk’s rating collection read on Thursday evening. ” Don’t feeling very nice. Don’t think too good-looking either, best now. Thank God we finished the Christmas photos already, gushed Tkachuk, flashing a large smile underneath the repair work above his chin. Ottawa has won five matches in a row, the NHL’s longest effective get run. Tkachuk’s franchise-best 10th job overtime goal came on a two-on-one soon after goalie Linus Ullmark turned away Flames ahead Jonathan Huberdeau on a two-on-one split. Ullmark ran up and flung the ball up ice to Tim Stutzle, whose picture was stopped by Dan Vladar as he ran out of the ball. Stutzle got his stay on the rise and chipped it to Tkachuk, who scored his team-leading 16th purpose. Tkachuk needed medical attention earlier in the game when Flames captain Mikael Backlund attempted to raise the stick but was shot in the face. ” Certainly took a nasty slice to the face, the guy’s a warrior”, said Senators manager Travis Green. As Backlund went off for a double-minor and Tkachuk went to the locker area, Ottawa went onto the power sing but don’t leverage. 1: 57
Sports artists spread holiday cheer at Alberta Children’s HospitalIn the second time, Ridly Greig scored a short-handed aim at 6: 24, which was followed 52 moments later by Huberdeau’s power-play target tying the activity once at 2-2. ” Evidently it wasn’t our prettiest game”, said Greig, who scored his first goal in 20 games. ” But when you can screech one out like that, great things can come “.Trending Then

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Ottawa’s increased enjoy has got them back in a playoff place in the Eastern Conference. With two game left, they are two factors behind the Boston Bruins in the second wild card game. ” We’re riding a fine large right nowadays”, said Tkachuk. It’s obvious that it wasn’t our best match, but we know we need to do much. The Senators are back in action in Vancouver on Saturday nights after two games into a stretch of nine games in a column on the road — four before the trip break and five afterward. It also demonstrates age and the training we’ve learned from the hardship we’ve faced. ” It wasn’t the finest match played in a while”, admitted Green. The guests received another outstanding performance from Ullmark in online.” Probably would have lost that match three weeks ago. To get his sixth game in a row, he made 29 starts. ” Kids are feeling well right now. Naturally, Ullmark’s a large part of that, he’s been playing lights-out”, said Greig. ” So credit to him, but everything’s been coming together and we’re playing ( with ) a lot more ( confidence )” .It’s not the first time Tkachuk has been cut in the face. ” It’s happened twice to me. But, yeah, I’ve already sent images to my home party talk and I’ve already seen scriptures back”, Tkachuk said. ” Hopefully it’s a lesson learned for everybody to wear their mouthguard “.Tkachuk knows Backlund well as he was a longtime teammate of Brady’s brother, Matthew, now a star with the Florida Panthers. ” He apologized”, he said. ” No painful feelings. Evidently he didn’t do it consciously. It happens” .6: 33
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