CBC News published this video item, entitled “Trudeau approves added B.C. wildfire aid; tropical storm Hilary hits Mexico | The World This Weekend” – below is their description. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he has approved a request from the B.C. Tropical storm Hilary has hit Mexico’s west coast, creeping northward toward California and the U.S. southwest. These are just some of the top stories on the August 20, 2023 edition of The World This Weekend.

This past weekend, 6 SCBC skaters competed at the Skate Ontario August Sectionals Series event in Waterloo, Ontario. In total SCBC skaters had two podium finishes and several new seasons bests scores! Kayleigh Chao & Jonathan Ma – Pre-Novice Dance – 1stMadison Tong & Gabriel Liu – Novice Dance – 3rdFULL SCBC RESULTS:Georga Lindsay – Pre-Juvenile Women U13 Group 2 – 5thKayleigh Zipagang – Pre-Novice Women Group 3 – 17thKayleigh Chao & Jonathan Ma – Pre-Novice Dance – 1stMadison Tong & Gabriel Liu – Novice Dance – 3rdCongratulations to all SCBC skaters and their coaches on a successful competition. We are so proud of you! Next stop: Skate Ontario October Sectionals Series in Barrie, Ontario October 12th – 15th!

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Dear Liz: I am trying to get my credit score figured out and was wondering if you have any recommendations for a credit report guru in my area? Understand first that you don’t have just one credit score: You have many, and they change all the time based on the information in your credit reports. Consider signing up for a service that provides you a free score that you can monitor over time. (You may be able to get a free credit score from your bank or a credit card issuer. In general, you can improve your scores by paying bills on time, using 10% or less of your available credit limits and having a mix of credit types (credit cards and installment loans).

The suspect is expected to appear in court on Monday. (Roger Cosman/CBC - image credit)Police have arrested a suspect after a murder in uptown Saint John early Sunday. A press release from the Saint John Police Force said they were called about a possible shooting victim in the 100 block of King Street East around 5:30 a.m. The suspect is expected to appear in court on Monday. The investigation was aided by the major crime unit, forensic services, emergency tactical services, and the street crime integrated enforcement unit.

Peel Regional Police say a woman has died after a single-vehicle collision in Brampton Sunday. (Jeremy Cohn/CBC - image credit)A woman has died after an overnight collision in Brampton, Peel Regional Police say. Police say a driver struck a pole at 1:35 a.m. in the area of Steeles and Finch avenues. A woman believed to be in her late 20s was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. Roads in the area have reopened Sunday morning after closing down for officers to investigate.

I didn’t vote for Doug Ford when he ran for the leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party. But Doug Ford really is a man of the people. In spite of these issues (and others that I am sure his critics will point out), Doug Ford won the last Provincial election by a significant margin. When Doug Ford gets the bit between his teeth, he doesn’t let go. Doug Ford is not perfect, but on balance, I believe he has proven time and time again that he has Ontario’s back.

Fancy Bermudez got things started for Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team, scoring halfway into the first half against St. Lucia. Hogan-Rochester and Nicholas added to Canada’s tally before Jamaica put together one final push into Canada’s half. Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team finishes at the top of the standings following round robin play, and will now meet fourth-ranked St. Lucia in the semi-finals. Hager’s try was his first ever for Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team in what was his first international sevens appearance. Rugby Americas North Sevens continues tomorrow, Sunday August 20, with Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team playing St. Lucia in the semi-finals at 1:35 p.m. PT / 4:35 p.m.

Lahaina, an important Native Hawaiian cultural center, was between 1820 and 1845 the capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii. The Tribal Electrification Program will provide money and expertise to help tribes electrify homes using environmentally friendly energy sources. A well-known champion for Native American rights and sovereignty, Deer grew up on the Menominee Indian Reservation in Keshena, Wisconsin. Read more:Native American Journalists Association rebrandsMembers of the Native American Journalists Association have voted to change the organization’s name to the Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA). Francine Compton, IJA associate director, said the move was made to match international language and to ensure all First Nations, Metis, Native American and Inuit journalists are included and supported.

(Tyson Koschik/CBC - image credit)One patient of Stanton Territorial Hospital died on Friday during preparations for transport out of Yellowknife during the evacuation due to a wildfire, according to N.W.T. She said they would not be revealing the identity of the patient due to privacy concerns. communities of Fort Smith, Enterprise, Hay River, Kátł'odeeche First Nation, Kakisa and Jean Marie River are also under evacuation orders due to wildfires. The space has been turned into an evacuation centre for wildfire evacuees from Behchokǫ̀. Phone and internet service remains out in Kakisa, where an evacuation order was issued Thursday.

Cambodia and Laos launched the first phase of cross-border QR code payments between them on August 18. This move allows Cambodian travelers to shop in Laos using their local currency Riel via scanning the LAO QR Code, the National Bank of Cambodia said in a statement. Chea Serey, governor of the central bank, and Bounleua Sinxayvoravong, governor of the Bank of the Lao P.D.R., jointly presided over the launching event held in Vientiane, according to the statement. In the second phase of the project, Lao people who have bank accounts in their local currency Kip will be able to pay for goods or services through a mobile banking application by scanning the KHQR code with merchants or shops in Cambodia. Besides Laos, Cambodia has also had cross-border QR code payment cooperation with its neighboring country Thailand.

Q: Our bylaws require 2-year residency before eligibility to serve on our board, BUT we’re desperate for a treasurer with experience. E.G., PowayA: Civil Code Section 5105(c) was amended several years ago to list one mandatory eligibility standard — membership in the HOA — and four optional eligibility standards that could be stated in bylaws or election rules. The statute did not say that these were the only allowable optional standards, but most lawyers have opined that the list is exclusive, not inclusive — so these are the only four standards. Q: Can two people living in the same house be on two different boards, for example, one on the architectural committee and the other on the HOA board? A: One of the four optional eligibility standards in Civil Code Section 5105 is that co-owners may be prohibited from being board candidates or directors at the same time.

Weather Alert...AIR QUALITY ALERT IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO MIDNIGHT EDT MONDAY NIGHT... The officials at the Indiana Department of Environmental Management have declared an Air Action Quality Day, IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO MIDNIGHT EDT MONDAY NIGHT. An Air Quality Action Day for Ozone has been issued. Here are some recommended actions that the public can take: * Walk, bike, carpool or use public transportation. * Conserve energy by turning off lights or setting the air conditioner to 75 degrees or above.

The ban by Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, has rankled Canadian authorities trying to share evacuation information this week across a remote swath of the country where social media is key to disseminating news. “What Meta is doing currently is unacceptable,” said Pablo Rodriguez, Canada’s transportation minister, at a news briefing Friday. Officials in Canada say the impact of the news ban has been evident during the wildfires crisis. “It’s like having your telephone taken away from you, or your radio taken away from you,” Tait said of the ban. Tait said she is asking Meta, at a minimum, to reverse the ban until the danger from the wildfires subsides.