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At the Hotel Jen Singapore Orchardgateway near Shangri-La, the housekeeping department collects the used bars and hands them over to Soap for Hope for upcycling a few times a year, depending on the collection quantity. With approximately 500 rooms, prior to the COVID-19 closures, the hotel averaged approximately 1,500 kg of used soap bars per … Read more
SYDNEY: Australia’s Labor government said it will this week introduce a parliamentary motion of censure against former Liberal Prime Minister Scott Morrison after an investigation found his secret appointment to multiple ministries undermined confidence in the government. Morrison, who lost power in a general election in May, secretly held five ministerial positions during the COVID-19 … Read more
On Monday, the Italian government declared a state of emergency on the island of Ischia opposite Naples, southern Italy, where heavy rain on Saturday triggered a landslide that killed seven people and left five others missing, according to the latest toll. Naples governor Claudio Palomba said: “The death toll from the Casamicola landslide has risen … Read more
Set up in a small room, the Miya Museum in Goalpara housed a few traditional farming tools, fishing gear made from bamboo and a gamusa – the traditional hand-woven garment of Assam – all of which, Mr Ali said, was part of the “culture of Miya -people”.
Today he runs a good commercial business, open five days a week for families to come in and pick a tree, and supplies trees to several outlets in the city, including Bunnings in Gungahlin, the Bus Depot Markets in Kingston and the weekly farmers market at EPIC.
Nine properties will be up for sale in a charity auction with a target price of just $1. The properties in Normanhurst consist of eight detached four-bedroom brick houses with a vacant lot – reminiscent of the sort of auctions seen on The Block. While the properties are being marketed by Ray White Upper North … Read more
An adult male pedestrian is in hospital with serious, non-life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle in Etobicoke Sunday night. Police say it happened at about 7:45 p.m. at the intersection of Albion Road and Todd Brook Drive, south of Finch Avenue West. The cause of the collision is unknown and it is unclear … Read more
It was a disappointing defeat for soccer fans on Sunday morning, after Canada’s men’s team lost 4-1 to Croatia at the World Cup. Despite the big time difference, Vancouver sports bars were packed with passionate fans cheering on the historic team. The semifinal was played at 8am PST, but that didn’t stop fans like Frank … Read more
Image of man reportedly smashing bus door. Image of man reportedly smashing bus door. POLICE want to identify a man, pictured, allegedly responsible for smashing the glass door panel of an ACTION bus. At approximately 6:25pm on 12 November, the man was aboard the bus in Callam Street, Phillip when a verbal and physical altercation … Read more
The resident was last seen around 1pm today in the 700 block of Allen Side Road. Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is looking for 78-year-old James Leacock and is asking the public for help. According to police, Leacock was last seen around 1pm today in the 700 block of Allen Side Road. Sault police describe … Read more