In the third quarter of the financial year 2024, AmBank’s performance was uplifted by a one-off tax credit of RM537.6 million. Overall, the one-off items for the quarter contributed a net benefit of RM135.1 million to profit after tax and minority interest. For the nine-month period, the group’s net profit stood at RM1.39 billion, compared to RM1.28 billion in the same period of the previous financial year, while revenue was recorded at RM3.48 billion, down from RM3.55 billion in the previous corresponding period. AmBank noted that while total income for the period slightly decreased to RM3.48 billion, income from its continuing operations remained largely unchanged at RM3.43 billion. Consequently, net interest income (NII) for the period declined by 8.7% to RM2.48 billion, partially offset by robust growth of 19.2% in non-interest income (NoII) to RM995.8 million.

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The Hudson County Prosector’s Office Narcotics Task Force has seized over kilograms of MDMA/ketamine in North Bergen, with three arrested in the drug bust. By John Heinis/Hudson County ViewOn Thursday, February 22nd, three individuals were arrested in North Bergen following an investigation by the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office Narcotics Task Force, Homeland Security Investigations Newark, and the U.S. Mauricio Hurtado, 42, of Secaucus, Jose Restrepo, 57, of North Bergen, and Carlos Florez, 49, of Bloomingdale, are charged with possession with the intent to distribute (MDMA), possession with the intent to distribute (ketamine), conspiracy to distribute (MDMA, and conspiracy to Distribute (ketamine. They were arrested in the area of 91st Street and Bergenwood Avenue, where the drugs seized were valued at approximately $500,000. A handgun, over $100,000 in cash, suspected proceeds from narcotics transactions, and narcotics were seized.

Toronto actor Kenneth Mitchell who found consistent work in television and film, even after a 2018 diagnosis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), has died. After experiencing health problems and wondering if he shared his mother's diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, Mitchell was told in August 2018 he was suffering from ALS. Mitchell told People Magazine in 2020 it was a moment of "complete disbelief," and like "watching that scene where someone is being told that they have a terminal illness." Mitchell told People it was "empowering" to be able to continue to work. One of Mitchell's last social media posts was on the five-year anniversary of his ALS diagnosis, in August.

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Thomas want local MP Cathy McLeod defeated in fall electionTo the editor:The Conservative government’s Bill C-51 (Anti-Terrorism Bill), like the so-called Fair Elections Act of last year, is receiving widespread criticism. Our MP Cathy McLeod thinks C-51 is awesome, like she thought the Fair Elections Act” was awesome. She also thinks the recent trade deals, which Canada has signed, are great. These so-called “trade deals” allow foreign companies and investors to sue Canada over laws made by any level of our government they don’t like. We need an MP who will work for our interests, not against them.

The RCMP has launched a criminal investigation as it manages a cybersecurity attack targeting its networks. In an email sent to staff Friday, RCMP chief security officer Paul L. Brown said the force is managing a cyber event and urged employees to stay vigilant. The situation is evolving quickly but at this time, there is no impact on RCMP operations and no known threat to the safety and security of Canadians, a spokesperson for the RCMP said in a statement issued to CBC News. While a breach of this magnitude is alarming, the quick work and mitigation strategies put in place demonstrate the significant steps the RCMP has taken to detect and prevent these types of threats. The RCMP says it is working to determine the extent of the security breach.

CLC will be joining the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition (EPC) and Quebec Life Coalition for this event along with other legal and medical experts. Had it passed, it would have prevented medical assistance in dying (MAID) for mental illness alone. Poilievre must fulfil his promises, made on various occasions, to repeal the extension of euthanasia to the mentally ill, should he come into power,” said Gunnarson. Helpful links:https://alexschadenberg.blogspot.com/2024/01/great-news-canadian-government-will.htmlhttps://www.campaignlifecoalition.com/press-room/id/281https://twitter.com/CampaignLife/status/1715049159676281221https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/poilievre-promises-revoke-expansion-maidAbout Campaign Life CoalitionCampaign Life Coalition is a national, non-profit organization involved in political action and advocacy for legal and cultural change in Canada with respect to protecting human life & the family. Media ContactPete Baklinski, Director of Communications, Campaign Life Coalition, 343-369-8772, [email protected]

Police say the U-Haul travelled north on 50th Street into Edmonton from Beaumont, Alta., where it struck and killed a woman who was inspecting the exterior of her vehicle. (Submitted by Ranjodh Johal - image credit)The woman struck and killed by a U-Haul truck in a hit-and-run late Saturday in southeast Edmonton has been identified as the executive director of the Fort Saskatchewan Food Bank. The spike belt was laid on the road after the U-Haul truck rammed into an RCMP cruiser, RCMP said. Police said the truck travelled north on 50th Street into Edmonton from Beaumont before striking and killing the woman. "We are incredibly saddened to hear about the tragic death of the innocent woman who was killed last night on 50th Street," EPS Det.

The medical examiner service is helping with the investigation. (CBC - image credit)RCMP say a young man is dead after crashing his ATV in Sissiboo Grand Lake in Digby County. Police say officers were called to a logging road along Fourth Lake Road around 5:15 p.m. Sunday. They say a four-wheeler was travelling on the road when the vehicle rolled. A 19-year-old man from Pubnico was pronounced dead at the scene.

Basketball Manitoba is dedicated to the promotion and development of basketball in Manitoba! We are the governing body of the sport in Manitoba and want to get you involved as a player, coach, official, volunteer or fan!Basketball Manitoba would like to acknowledge that we live, work and play on traditional Indigenous territories and Treaty Lands 1, 2, 3 and 5 across Manitoba. We wish to express our gratitude to Mother Earth and for the resources we are using including the land, water and air, and honour and recognize all the First Nation, Metis and Inuit people who have been living on the land. We welcome all nations to Basketball Manitoba.

(http://news.nationalpost.com/2015/01/09/stephen-harper-reflects-on-canadas-first-prime-minister-sir-john-a-macdonald/)However, Parliament’s Junior Version of FAQs on the Senate states: "Canada's first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, called the Senate a place of "sober second thought." (http://www.parl.gc.ca/About/Senate/FAQJuniorVersion/brochure-e.htm)In ironic contrast, the current Senate, as reshaped by Harper, is no longer performing this constitutional function. (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/senators-to-vote-on-conservatives-union-bill-despite-error-in-legislation/article22102064/)The Senate had earlier sent this error-ridden Bill back to the House of Commons the first time it was presented. Sent back to them by the Conservative majority a second time with continuing errors, the Harper-appointed Senate majority passed it and later, for the first time, legislated limited debate in the Senate on certain bills. He errs, ironically, because he has altered the Senate from the place of "sober second thought" of Sir John A. Macdonald to an extension of the will of the prime minister of the day.

This Local reporter turned up the volume to hear Maureen and Colin Dodd request a song to go with the theme ‘breaking up with January.’ Here is their travel story. It wasn’t too long ago, though, that the couple were owners/operators for 40 years of Dodd’s Greenhouses on Concession 2. They spend the winter months exploring the islands between Grenada and St Lucia, known as the Lesser Antilles, and they store the boat on land, in Grenada, during the hurricane season. Using a dinghy to bring them ashore, Colin and Maureen explore waterfalls, local markets and get to know the locals. It’s the best breakup song ever.”If you have a breaking up with winter story, please email [email protected].

'Not only is it used as a warning system as a way of communicating over long distances'Eastern wolf pups in Algonquin Provincial Park. Part of the focus of the third episode of Secret World of Sound. 1 / 1 Eastern wolf pups in Algonquin Provincial Park. Part of the focus of the third episode of Secret World of Sound. AdvertisementA new series has premiered on CBC and CBC Gem, unveiling the mesmerizing world of animal soundscapes through "Secret World of Sound," a three-part Nature of Things Special.

Renu Mathew has survived a third week on CBC’s The Great Pottery Throw DownJudges Brendan Tang and Natalie Waddell, along with host Jennifer Robertson talk to Renu Mathew about her abstract self-sculpture. 1 / 1 Judges Brendan Tang and Natalie Waddell, along with host Jennifer Robertson talk to Renu Mathew about her abstract self-sculpture. AdvertisementÉcole Olds High School art teacher Renu Mathew has survived a third week on CBC’s The Great Pottery Throw Down. Mathew survived that challenge. “The nuance, the movement, with the shape and the colours as well as the enhancement of that texture’s really, really wonderful,” Waddell said.