CANADA: Green party wants to clean house with clean energy plan in upcoming federal election

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Niagara's Green Party candidates addressed voters and media at Brock with hopes of promoting awareness of its Green platform for the upcoming federal election.

Niagara, Aug.25.– Mission Possible may sound like a super-human, super-hero based action movie, but it’s actually the title of the Canadian Green Party’s plan for the upcoming election.

Three candidates sounded off about the goals, values and platform of the Green Party for the upcoming federal election this fall. The trio, representing the ridings of Niagara Falls, Niagara West and Niagara Centre met with a few party faithful and many potential swing voters at Brock University, Thursday night.

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USA: Most Popular and Least Popular Governors

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Voters approve more of Republican governors than Democratic governors, according to the latest survey. Gov. Charlie Baker

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, a Republican, is the most popular governor in America.

Miami, Aug.23 (DP.net).– The 10 most popular governors in the United States are all Republicans, according to a survey by Morning Consult, a global technology and media company.

Gov. Larry HoganAccording to registed voters, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker is the most-liked governor in America, followed by Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu. These Republicans had 73%, 70% and 65% approval ratings among voters in their states, respectively. Gov. Chris Sununu

A Republican newcomer, Florida Ron DeSantis is 9th in the approval list with 57% of voters in his favor. Other Republican Governors listed among the 10 best liked are Phil Scott (R-VT), Doug Burgum (R-ND), Mark Gordon (R-WY), Asa Hutchinson (R-AR), Gregg Abbot (R-TX) and Kay Iven (R-AL) in that order.

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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam preps meeting on Saturday about protesters dialogue initiative

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 Hong Kong, Aug.21.– The Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor is reported to have invited dozens of prominent figures to a meeting on Saturday to discuss her proposal to set up a platform for dialogue to try to defuse the political crisis brought on by the extradition bill, RTHK reports.

However, Lam is facing an uphill battle as one protesters' group has said it will not attend any such talks, calling it a trap.

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