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A few hours before another televised debate between leaders, Erin O’Toole on Wednesday released the cost of some of its promises. We can see that the promise to increase health transfers to the provinces by at least 6% annually would only cost it $ 3.6 billion for the first five years. The Conservative Party is […]

MORNING LIST Without being the miracle solution, apps and podcasts can be digital allies for families in day-to-day management. OLIX WIRTINGER / FANCY / GRAPHICOBSESSION It’s go again ! During this back-to-school period, it is necessary, as every year, to lead all the parental battles of September head-on: in the radius of the essentials that […]

British Columbia’s largest independent home phone, TV and Internet provider, Novus, has announced that it offers high-speed home Internet with a three-year price guarantee and no contractual obligations. Novus has four Internet plans that it currently offers. Check them out below: Internet 100: download and upload speeds of up to 100 Mbps with unlimited use […]

TORONTO – An Ontario court found that the provincial government violated the law by failing to adhere to the Bill of Environmental Rights. Several environmental groups filed requests for judicial review for the province’s alleged failure to consult with the public before enacting the COVID-19 Economic Recovery Act. At the end of last year, the […]

Another COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at the Central East Correctional Center in Lindsay. Mark Giunta has more. Reference-globalnews.ca

Five federal leaders participate in the debate in English, beginning at 9 pm ET on September 9. Stay tuned: the debate in English will begin on Thursday, September 9 at 9pm ET. Québec bloc leader Yves-François Blanchet, Conservative Party of Canada leader Erin O’Toole, Green Party of Canada leader Annamie Paul, Liberal Party of Canada […]

“Black Door with Red” (1954), by Georgia O’Keeffe, oil on canvas. CHRYSLER MUSEUM OF ART, NORFOLK / GEORGIA O’KEEFFE MUSEUM / ADAGP, PARIS, 2021 We may have seen a lot, we may know what an immense painter she was, all the same: the works of the American Georgia O’Keeffe (1887-1986) have the capacity to surprise […]

Three weeks before the new National Truth and Reconciliation Day, Ontario has announced that September 30 will not be a provincial holiday, meaning that only federally regulated businesses and organizations in the province will have the day off. While other provinces had already announced their plans, indigenous leaders and the business community were still waiting […]

Les Francos de Montreal are canceling StudioFest at the last minute, supposed to be held Wednesday evening. This “pre-opening” concert of the festival must be postponed until next week. Radio-Canada and the Francos, the organizations responsible for the event, refuse to comment on this cancellation. “We are obliged to cancel the StudioFest which was to […]

(c) 2021, The Washington Post – Rachel Pannett Afghanistan’s new government in charge, announced on September 7, is made up entirely of hardliners from the Taliban known for their closeness to the movement’s late founding leader, one-eyed cleric Muhammad Omar – which could complicate efforts to restart the economy and restore relations with the international […]

The MNAs of the Avenir Québec Coalition meet in person for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Their caucus leading up to the three-day session takes place in Quebec City and on the agenda are vaccine passports, daycare and ethics. Raquel Fletcher reports from Global. Reference-globalnews.ca

The coroner’s investigation of CHSLD Herron in Dorval revealed a shortage of staff. The damning testimony of a key physician who spoke on Wednesday pointed to, among other things, the lack of medical supplies and the loss of patient files at the long-term care facility. Reporting by Tim Sargeant of Global. Reference-globalnews.ca

Every Thursday, the editorial staff of “World of books” offers you its literary selection. Today: an artificial friend, the harm we do to girls, a twilight Istanbul or even a love song for the mountains. www.lemonde.fr

Players from Marseille and Nice teams, staff members and supporters took part in a general fight after Dimitri Payet received a bottle on his back in Nice on August 22, 2021. VALERY HACHE / AFP The Football League (LFP) has decided. Reunited exceptionally in a hotel on the 15the arrondissement of Paris to study this […]

The autonomous shuttles, which will be in service from October at Plaza Saint-Hubert, could be deployed on other commercial arteries in the coming years. The City of Montreal believes that this mode of transport offers many application possibilities and plans to use it for projects such as passenger transport between the Grand Parc de l’Ouest […]

Some Queen’s University students did not expect them to begin their school year to receive significant subpoenas from Kingston police and ordinance officers. But that’s the reality after large illegal parties were thrown in the University District over the Labor Day long weekend. Some of those parties, Kingston police confirmed, had 3,500 to 5,000 people […]

Final arguments were heard at the police review board hearing on the circumstances of a Halifax man who died in a police holding cell in 2016. The attorney representing the family said Corey Rogers’ death was completely avoidable and that the arresting officers did not do their job and use common sense. Jesse Thomas reports. […]

The RCMP says there will be no formal apology to Halifax’s black communities for the heavy use of street controls, even though the Halifax Regional Police have done so. Reports from Amber Fryday. Reference-globalnews.ca

The New Brunswick Green Party leader believes the provincial government is slowing down by not developing its own plan for vaccine passports. David Coon said the province should already have a vaccine passport in development. He said Prime Minister Blaine Higgs is putting the health of New Brunswick residents at risk by not joining other […]

Nova Scotia will require proof of vaccination for discretionary and nonessential services beginning October 4. That means people over the age of 12 will not be able to go out to dinner, work out in a gym, go to the movies or attend a concert without being fully vaccinated. Callum Smith reports. Reference-globalnews.ca

September 30 is the new national day of truth and reconciliation, to recognize the legacy of residential schools. While the New Brunswick government has chosen not to make that day a legal holiday, some cities and towns in the province are observing the holiday on their own. Nathalie Sturgeon reports. Reference-globalnews.ca

College competition is back in the Maritimes this period, after being benched due to COVID-19. Student athletes are excited, but experts say approach with caution. Travis Fortnum reporting. Reference-globalnews.ca

The veterinary shortage in New Brunswick is affecting not only pet owners, but farmers as well. Some ranchers and dairy farmers are waiting longer for care. Shelley Steeves has more. Reference-globalnews.ca

Housing and affordability is one of the issues that dominate these federal elections. Melanie Zettler catches up with some GTA voters who share her concerns as they head to the polls Reference-globalnews.ca

Local reaction to Queen’s University student parties Reference-globalnews.ca

As Ontario college and university students head to campus during a fourth wave of COVID-19, their schools, public health units, cities and law enforcement are grappling with how to keep mass parties at bay. Face-to-face classes will resume this year on campuses across the province, and videos and photos posted on social media show large […]

As the most diverse and civic generation to date, today’s children are poised to lead the charge for a better world. Publicity Feature: Fall 2021 Private School Guide Youth activism is not a new concept. In fact, historians can trace youth participation in advocacy activities hundreds of years ago. But with each generation, more and […]

RCMP in Yorkton, Sask. They request the public’s help in locating three wanted men after an alleged kidnapping. In a statement sent by Yorkton RCMP Wednesday afternoon, investigators determined that a man was walking in an alley near Independent Street around 2 a.m. Tuesday when a vehicle approached him. Read more: Homicide investigation launched after […]

WORLD. Tedros Adhanom Gebreyesus, Director General of the WHO / EFE The World Health Organization on Wednesday asked powerful countries to redouble their efforts to help those most in need by putting a pause in the booster vaccination against the COVID-19 pandemic and distributing to nations in urgent need to inoculate their inhabitants. Because it […]

For GO Transit customers who depend on bus services for their daily trips, the transit agency is planning to strengthen its core route network with a 15-minute service as part of a regional express plan. On an update to be presented to the board of directors of Metrolinx, the Ontario government agency that oversees GO […]