Rachel Notley Announces Resignation from Alberta Politics Former Alberta Premier and longtime leader of the province’s New Democratic Party (NDP), Rachel notley, has announced her resignation from her seat as Member of Parliament for Edmonton Strathcona, effective December 30. The announcement, made via social media, marks the end of a nearly 17-year political career that … Read more
Historic Agreement Reached: Quebec and Newfoundland Set to boost Churchill Falls Hydroelectric Power Table of Contents Historic Agreement Reached: Quebec and Newfoundland Set to boost Churchill Falls Hydroelectric Power Hydro-Québec Secures Historic Deal with Newfoundland and Labrador, but at a Cost A Gradual Increase in Costs Hydro-Québec Plans Enterprising Expansion with Churchill Falls and Gull … Read more
Historic Dispute Over Churchill Falls Nears Resolution: Quebec and Newfoundland Set to Sign New Energy Agreement Table of Contents Historic Dispute Over Churchill Falls Nears Resolution: Quebec and Newfoundland Set to Sign New Energy Agreement Quebec Proposes to Reopen Churchill Falls Hydroelectric Agreement with Newfoundland Historic Agreement Reached: Churchill Falls Hydroelectric Deal Set to Reshape … Read more
Montreal Courthouse Opens Joint Civil Trial for Nine Women Accusing Gilbert Rozon of Sexual Assault Table of Contents Montreal Courthouse Opens Joint Civil Trial for Nine Women Accusing Gilbert Rozon of Sexual Assault Gilbert Rozon Civil Trial Begins in Montreal: Nine Women Seek Compensation for Alleged Assaults Major Breakthrough in Renewable Energy Technology Promises Cheaper, … Read more
Hundreds of environmental activists and union members rallied in front of Quebec’s National Assembly on Sunday, voicing their strong opposition to Bill 69. They argue that the proposed legislation paves the way for the privatization of the province’s electricity sector. Bill 69 aims to modernize Quebec’s energy regulatory framework to meet the growing demand for … Read more
Former South Korean Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun was arrested on Sunday in connection with the attempted imposition of martial law that plunged the nation into a week of turmoil. The move came after President Yoon suk-yeol abruptly declared a state of emergency late Tuesday, only to retract it six hours later under intense pressure from … Read more
A major cyberattack targeting U.S. telecommunications companies has raised serious concerns about the security of Americans’ text messages and phone calls. The White House revealed this week that at least eight major carriers, including giants like AT&T, Verizon, and Lumen Technologies, were compromised in what officials are calling a Chinese hacking campaign. Deputy National Security … Read more
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has accused Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre of undermining Canada’s preparedness for a potential return of Donald Trump to the White House. Trudeau asserted that Canadians traditionally unite to defend their nation when faced with threats,but believes Poilievre is incapable of doing so. These comments were made by Trudeau on Wednesday, … Read more
The Canada Post workers’ union claims that the employer laid off striking employees when the resumption of negotiations was announced. The walkout of more than 55,000 workers at the Crown corporation is in its second week. Worker representatives call the layoffs an intimidation tactic. Canada Post confirmed the layoffs, emphasizing that they were temporary. The … Read more
Table of Contents 0.1 A very widespread disease in French farms 0.2 Sources de contamination 0.3 ANSES’s key recommendations 1 **Given the complexities of viral evolution and transmission, what strategies can be implemented to ensure that vaccines and antiviral treatments remain effective against future swine flu variants?** According to ANSES, “live pigs, in particular young … Read more