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Over 800,000 Displaced in Lebanon as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

Over 800,000 Displaced in Lebanon as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

More than 800,000 people have been displaced in Lebanon in just 10 days as conflict between Israel and Hezbollah intensifies, with aid organizations warning of a deepening humanitarian catastrophe. The Lebanese government, already strained by years of economic crisis, has only been able to shelter roughly 120,000 people.

Scottish Leader Says He Wouldn’t Take Son to Old Firm Match After Fan Violence Erupts

Scottish Leader Says He Wouldn’t Take Son to Old Firm Match After Fan Violence Erupts

Scotland's First Minister John Swinney said he would not take his teenage son to an Old Firm match following violent clashes at a Scottish Cup quarter-final that resulted in nine arrests and left officers and spectators injured. Three men from Northern Ireland have been charged with serious assault after a video showed a fan being stomped in the head.

British Columbia Finance Ministry Launches Investigation Into Nearly $1M in Student Association Spending

British Columbia Finance Ministry Launches Investigation Into Nearly $1M in Student Association Spending

British Columbia's Ministry of Finance has launched an investigation into nearly $1 million in questionable spending by the Kwantlen Polytechnic University Student Association, which reported being $3.5 million over budget in 2025. The probe follows years of controversy at the student union, including a 2011 scandal that saw 13 directors removed unanimously by students.