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Breadcrumb Trail Links quebec News Local News The National Assembly has 11 more working days to pass legislation before a recess that will lead into an election. Author of the article: The Canadian Press Caroline Plante Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé. Photo by Pierre Obendrauf /Montreal Gazette files Article content QUEBEC — Health Minister Christian […]

Puebla, Pue. The costs of food and supplies they will continue to rise towards the second half of 2022 due to the prices of natural gas and electricity, which will affect consumers; In addition, it will impact sectors such as glass, plastics, steel and textiles, predicts Víctor Trejo Jiménez, president of the Energy Committee of […]

Indian Head, Sask. – Hundreds of students are marking Moose Hide Campaign Day, a national awareness initiative, for the first time in Indian Head. The grassroots movement began 11 years ago in British Columbia as a way for men and boys to stand up against violence towards Indigenous women and girls. Supporters are encouraged to […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links politics Publishing date: May 12, 2022 • 20 minutes ago • 2 minute read • Join the conversation Minister of Advanced Education Demetrios Nicolaides. Photo by Azin Ghaffari/Postmedia Article content The Alberta government is promising a total of $70 million over the next three years to add another 4,900 seats to five […]

We don’t take this decision lightly.says Danielle Malkassoff, Director of Student Services and Communications at Cégep de Saint-Laurent. The last few years have been very difficult, she adds. There was a lack of stability in the coaching position. And when the coach leaves, the players often leave. This created a turnover. We prefer to take […]

In the next few days the Government of Mexico City It will present to the local Congress a total of 19 projects to achieve the modification of land use in the different city halls of the city, revealed local authorities. At a press conference, from the Colonia Agrícola Oriental, in the mayor’s office Iztacalcothe head […]

A Collingwood man has been identified as the victim of a deadly collision over the weekend. Police say 32-year-old Michael Price was pronounced dead after his vehicle struck a hydro pole and rolled in Clearview Township Sunday night. Huronia West OPP says emergency services responded around 9:30 pm to the single-vehicle crash on Concession Road […]

Horticultural producers are expecting a season as exceptional as last year. Recent warm temperatures are encouraging customers to rush to garden centers. We really feel that people have been tired of winter. They want to garden, they want to go outside because they haven’t done that much this winter. So we see a very big […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News With COVID-19 indicators steadily decreasing, Quebec is set to lift its mask mandate on Saturday — the last pandemic measure still in place. Author of the article: Jesse Feit • Montreal Gazette Michel Bohbot is the co-owner of Resto Lounge La Nottè, which is about to open its doors […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Reptile tanks are seen outside of a home damaged in a fire at 2014 112A St. in Edmonton on Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2021. Photo by Ian Kucerak /post media file Article content Stricter regulations are needed in Alberta for exotic pets following a house fire where hundreds of reptiles and […]

Monterey, NL. The governors of JaliscoEnrique Alfaro Ramirez and New Lion, Samuel García Sepúlveda, together with businessmen from both states, signed an economic linkage agreement, with the aim of consolidating the Jalisco-Nuevo León economic axis. The leaders called on the large companies to change their fiscal domicile to these states, so that the taxes remain […]

NOPINING PROVINCIAL PARK – People who were hoping to kick off the camping and cottage season this weekend in Nopiming Provincial Park are out of luck. Roads in the park and leading into and through Nopiming, which is located about 200 kilometers northeast of Winnipeg, have been ravaged by flooding. It’s prompted the province to […]

Well, there it is, contrary to what López Obrador wanted, the Bank of Mexico raised the interbank interest rate by 50 basis points, up to 7 percent. If the vote was not unanimous from the Governing Board, it was because Deputy Governor Irene Espinosa considered an increase of 75 base points appropriate. When there is […]

Cornelia Jakobs remains the favorite after moving again with ‘Hold me closer’, despite the production failures that RAI had in her performance Romania and Estonia become the surprise of the semi-final after achieving qualification with a certain Spanish flavor The 66th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest already has the 25 finalists who will fight […]

Steven Del Duca took a seat at the head of the Ontario Liberal’s table during one of the most trying times in the party’s history. After a 15-year Liberal reign in the province, the party was gut punched in the 2018 election and left with only seven seats, just shy of the eight needed to […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Cult of Hockey Edmonton Oilers Connor McDavid (97) scores on Los Angeles Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick (32) on Tuesday, May 10, 2022, in Edmonton. Photo by Greg Southam /postmedia Article content Playoff Game Day 6: Edmonton @ Los Angeles advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. […]

Ottawa, Nepean sector, Wednesday evening. More than a hundred residents crowded into a community hall to listen to New Blue Party founders Belinda Karahalios and her husband Jim, candidates and members sing about their new party. Some came out of simple curiosity, while others have a really strong interest in this new political formation. Nearly […]

Aurora Sky Cannabis is closing its facility in Edmonton after reporting more than a $1 billion net loss in its most recent quarter. The Edmonton-based cannabis business said Thursday the facility would close, but an office would remain open in the city. “This decision was not taken lightly,” said Michelle Lefler, a company spokesperson. “The […]

A new program in Sudbury rewards students for recruiting plasma donors with a bursary program for their education worth $3,000.

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News crime A man had presented a note to bank staff demanding cash and threatening to detonate an explosive device inside his backpack. Publishing date: May 12, 2022 • 26 minutes ago • 1 minute read • Join the conversation West Vancouver police have arrested a man following a robbery attempt […]

Shorsey, a spinoff of the global hit Letterkenny, not only is set in Sudbury, it embraces all things about the Nickel City

Ottawa motorists will be paying a record high to fill up the gas tank this weekend. President of Canadians for Affordable Energy Dan McTeague says gas prices will rise 10 cents over the next two days, surpassing $2 a liter on Saturday. The average price of a liter of regular gasoline was selling for 191.9 […]

The Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT) assured that, in coordination with the aeronautical authorities, “it guarantees that flights at the country’s air terminals, particularly in the Mexico City International Airport (AICM), they continue to be carried out with the strictest conditions of safety, protection, care and attention for passengers”. Through a statement, the […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Toronto & GTA Publishing date: May 12, 2022 • 27 minutes ago • 3 minute read • Join the conversation Amaria Diljohn, 14, was killed when she was run over by a TTC bus at Finch Ave. E. and Neilson Rd. on Dec. 20, 2014. Facebook Article content The TTC fired the […]

The new chief of police in Timmins says recruiting and retaining staff are among the challenges he’s faced in his first few months.

Financial multiples are a useful measure for comparing the performance of companies with their peers. The Company Value/EBITDA or EV/EBITDA multiple compares the value of a company against its operating cash flow without considering its financial structure. A high EV/EBITDA multiple refers to a generation to a lesser extent of the amount of income per […]

OTTAWA — It was a week that saw politicians of all stripes grapple with conspiracy theories, anti-government sentiment and misleading content online. As NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh left a campaign office in Peterborough on Tuesday, he endured a hostile episode of verbal harassment from a mob shouting death threats, “liar” and expletive-laced insults at him. […]