the province mr bischoff says is too bureaucratic and has moved too far away from the old school ways of fire bosses who organized locals to fight fire when he was growing up here they think helicopters and computers are going to put this fire out he says it helps dramatically but at the end you still need boots on the ground
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the u s is much better off than it was four years ago because there are more job opportunities says hector chincilla a pub worker in downtown boston who moved here from honduras six years ago even though his rent has soared by nearly a third in that time he says if you want to improve your life you can study more english and you can get a better job and more pay
that s the main message at a healing ceremony in the skwlāx te secwepemcu l ecw first nation on a recent day that welcomed the community home to rebuilt houses kukpi7 chief james tomma who lost his home and almost his life says it is wrong to blame the british columbia wildfire service there is no magic bullet to fighting these fires the service is at the mercy of what resources they get to battle these fires he says we have considerable faith in their skills and expertise
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the u s is much better off than it was four years ago because there are more job opportunities says hector chincilla a pub worker in downtown boston who moved here from honduras six years ago even though his rent has soared by nearly a third in that time he says if you want to improve your life you can study more english and you can get a better job and more pay
the chair of the german parliament s defense committee was blunter the fact that a man like trump could become president again because the democrats are unable to put up a strong candidate against him would be a historic tragedy that the whole world would feel said marie agnes strack zimmermann whose free democratic party is a member of the country s ruling coalition
mr sunar was working as a police officer when he met a recruitment agent in kathmandu the agent said he would be helping military personnel in urban areas away from any active war zone and the job paid nine times more than his 225 a month salary in nepal
jobs in the u s economy keep expanding and the inflation rate has largely normalized yet economic worries and frustrations persist here s what s keeping the public from feeling more positive about the economy
mr sunar had to pay the agent roughly 2 600 to arrange his travel and bribe a nepali immigration officer who authorities say has since been suspended his experience aligns closely with other survivors reports and the senior superintendent of police in kathmandu who has been investigating the case confirmed the details in this story