Tag: Western
Pope Francis: London-area Catholics mourn death, praise ‘true pastor, shepherd’
Pope Francis died on Easter Monday at the age of 88 at his home in Vatican City following a stroke that led to heart failure. He had been ill since February when he was diagnosed with double pneumonia. Since a portion of his lung was removed in his early 20s, he had suffered frequent respiratory […]
U18 AAA Elgin-Middlesex Canucks earn shot at national title
The Elgin-Middlesex Canucks were fed up.
KT Tae Kwon Do students impress at London tournament
Local martial artists from KT Tae Kwon Do attended the 25th annual Tri Star Taekwondo Championship earlier this month at Western in London. The tournament featured over 600 competitors and represented a challenging arena for the local athletes hoping to achieve their goals. The two youngest athletes from KT Tae Kwon Do, Justina Kim and […]
China’s Coal Generation Dropped 5% YOY In Q1 As Electricity Demand Increased
China’s coal-fired electricity generation took an unexpectedly sharp turn downward in the first quarter of 2025, signaling a potentially profound shift in the world’s largest coal-consuming economy. This wasn’t merely a seasonal dip or economic distress signal; rather, it represented a clear and structural turning point. Coal generation fell by … [continued]
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Could American Tariffs Hand China A Semiconductor Advantage?
Imagine a future scenario unfolding through 2025, where global semiconductor alliances—long carefully coordinated by the United States—begin to fracture dramatically. This speculative future doesn’t hinge on new technological breakthroughs or sudden security crises, but instead arises from political and economic miscalculations by an increasingly isolated and confrontational United States. The … [continued]
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