In the schools Catering facilities for private school children. This is the news of this school year: students from private schools can get under contract the same free supply facilities than their public school friends. That’s a total of 92,000 packages. Eight new schools open their doors. The school groups Marceau (3rd), Malpassé-les Oliviers (13th) … Read more
Residents of Ma-Me-O Beach, south of Edmonton, will have to pay an additional $19,500 per person in taxes by September 30. It will go toward paying off debt the community has been carrying for years from a failed $5 million wastewater infrastructure project. Ma-Me-O Beach Mayor Christine Holmes says nearly 40 percent of residents have … Read more
Two years after closing his autobiographical saga, bestselling author Riad Sattouf announced on Sunday, September 1, 2024, the launch of a comic book series derived from The Arab of the Future, in which he will tell the story of his brother. This series will be titled Moi, Fadi, le frère volé, Riad Sattouf indicated on … Read more
Whooping cough, also known as “100-day cough,” continues to gain ground in Canada, particularly in Quebec. More than 12,000 cases have been reported since January, according to the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC). That’s much higher than the 500 to 4,500 infections reported annually nationally, it added in an interview with CBC News. The … Read more
Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) CEO Andrew Will has apologized to health-care workers and commended their patience as a long-awaited but flawed new payroll system was rolled out. I want to extend a huge thank you to all of our staff and physicians for their patience and cooperation as we implemented this new system at SHA, … Read more
Loved ones of people addicted to drugs gathered in Sudbury on Saturday for International Overdose Awareness Day to highlight the challenges of finding help and the importance of showing compassion. Nancy Joly is the mother of a person suffering from drug addiction. It’s not easy, it’s frustrating, she said of seeking help. She adds that … Read more
Reigning U.S. Open champion Novak Djokovic was eliminated in the third round on Friday night. Australian Alexei Popyrin, who won the National Bank Open on August 12 in Montreal, caused a surprise by winning in four sets of 6-4, 6-4, 2-6 and 6-4. “Honestly, I played one of the worst tennis matches of my life,” … Read more
The strike that has been weighing on the health care sector in Nova Scotia has been averted. The three unions, UNIFOR, the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) and the Nova Scotia Government and General Employees Union (NSGEU) announced a tentative agreement signed with the employer Friday at 4:30 a.m. after a marathon day, reads … Read more
This Friday, August 30, it is estimated that Millonarios fan Javier Acosta undergoes euthanasia. In what he said would be his last days of life, his family, friends and other loved ones have dedicated themselves to sharing beautiful moments with him during his hospitalization. Through social networks, some details of these moments have been revealed. … Read more
Nightmare evening for visitors to Disney World in Orlando, Florida. This Thursday evening around 10:30 p.m., while the traditional end-of-day fireworks had just ended, hundreds of tourists present in the Magic Kingdom were suddenly panicked after hearing a noise resembling a gunshot. Immediately, people started running around, scrambling to get into the park’s stores. “We … Read more