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The Congress of El Salvador on Tuesday implemented a series of reforms to the criminal code of the Central American country, ensuring that it seeks to update the tools to combat them. Cybercrime, but critics fear the move could be used to spy on journalists and activists. The deputies of the pro-government party Nuevas Ideas […]

A member of the Saskatchewan RCMP is sharing a list of excuses he heard from drivers who refuse to wear their seatbelts. Carlyle RCMP Sgt. Dallyn Holmstrom recently compiled a list of excuses he heard from drivers who failed to buckle up. But motorists must know, these excuses did not work and they still received […]

By Dave Woodard Global News Posted 1 Feb 2022 5:21 pm Lowercase font Reduce article font –A Larger font Increase the font size of the article A+ Hamilton police have updated their search for a suspicious vehicle after a fatal hit-and-run Sunday night. Police say a 70-year-old man was walking with his dog in Lawrence […]

The mining giant Grupo México, one of the world’s largest copper producers, said on Tuesday that it plans to increase its investments by 67% this year, to promote various projects. Mexico Group, also with businesses in the transportation and infrastructure sectors, expects to pay out $ 2.274 million in 2022, above the $ 1.362 million […]

Peterborough Public Health reported a COVID-19 death for the second day in a row, as cumulative cases since the pandemic was declared have exceeded more than 5,000 for the regional health unit. The health unit’s COVID-19 tracker, issued at 4:42 p.m., reported the following data for the jurisdiction of Peterborough, Peterborough County, Curve Lake First […]

Antenna 3 emits this night, at 10:45 p.m., a new chapter of ‘Mentiras’. On this occasion, Laura, shocked to discover that Xavier had entered his house, decided to do something. Travel to Madrid looking for probation against Xavier. Necesita saber toda la verdad sobre lo que pasó con María, su difunta esposa. Habla with his […]

The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) closed the negotiations on Tuesday with a substantial profit. The local stock market advanced for the third consecutive session, online its pairs of Wall street, driven by higher global risk appetite after a turbulent week in the markets. The index reference S & P / BMV IPC, consisting of the […]

Ian Scott says he simply drank a beer with a friend. His critics see it differently. The powerful chairman of the Canadian Radio Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has been under siege for months from vocal critics who want him fired because he was allegedly too cozy with the major players in the industry he […]

Nova Scotia Power on Thursday submitted a general application to the province’s Utility and Review Council to increase tariffs and to add a new fee for solar power customers. Days later, after calls from a number of groups including environmental organizations, solar companies and homeowners, Nova Scotia Power issued a release saying they were making […]

Alphabet Inc. and its Google unit informs the March sales in the quarter quarter superior to the hopes, and that Internet advertising and cloud computing deals benefit during the time of the recent increase in online purchases. Total quarterly sales of Alphabet will increase to 75,300 million dollars, according to the estimated 72,000 million dollars […]

BEIJING — Winter Olympics so white. It is, in the face of it, largely a function of geography and weather, the fact that northern lands of snow and ice – and pale-skinned people – overwhelmingly dominate the hibernating Games. However, even strong multicultural societies, such as Canada and the United States, the United Kingdom, and […]

Downtown Ottawa residents say they’ve faced harassment and non-stop noise from truckers and other protesters, pushing some to call for greater political and police response to the ongoing demonstration, and others to take safety into their own hands. The convoy of protesters has set up camp in Ottawa’s downtown core since Friday, blaring their truck […]

Police in London, Ont., Say a man has been arrested in relation to a fatal stabbing on Monday. Police say, Gregory Cane, 38, of London has been charged with one count of second-degree murder of Stephen Hutchinson, 66, also of London. Police responded Monday to the area of ​​Springbank Drive and Wharncliffe Road South after […]

The City of Hamilton is adding some clarity to its sidewalk snow-clearing rules, ahead of the next winter storm that is expected to hit southern Ontario. Hamilton’s planning committee has voted to amend a city bylaw by adding a definition of “clearing” snow and ice that will hold residents to the same standards that are […]

The Federal Commission for Economic Competition (Cofece) suspended activities to determine whether or not there are conditions of competition in the card payment system, as it is “incomplete” due to the lack of appointments of Commissioners – not appointed by the Executive, which limits their powers. The Federal Law of Economic Competition provides that the […]

La estadounidense pharmaceutical Pfizer and its company BioNtech solicitaron este martes la Emergency authorization in United States of his vaccine against covid-19 for children between six months and five years, announce the companies in a communication. “In response to a request from the Administration of Drugs and Food of the EU. has an urgent need […]

Monterrey, NL. A survey conducted by the Chamber of Deputies of the Transformation Industry of New Leon (Caintra), among 200 of its societies, reported that in circulation the 16.5% of its workers were involved in Covid-19 during this time, and the micro-enterprises have the most affected, but its proportion is less than 25% of the […]

Ana Mena took another step to consolidate itself within the panorama of Italian music. The artist from Malaga and jury of ‘Idol Kids’ will make their debut this Tuesday on the stage of the Festival ofSanremo, one of the most coveted Italian song contests, featuring ‘Duocentomile Ore’, a compuesto theme by Rocco Hunt, Federica Abbate […]

The town of Calais, Maine, hopes to access free PCR testing in the city, traffic may move across the Canada-US border again. Just across the St. St. Croix River from St. Stephen, NB, combines the two towns to form one community – with the international border a small detail in between. Residents of St. Stephen […]

A driver who accidentally ran over a Calgary police officer broke down in tears at a first-degree murder trial Tuesday. Sgt. Andrew Harnett had pulled over an SUV on Dec. 31, 2020. Court has heard the officer was first dragged by the fleeing vehicle then fell into the path of an oncoming car. He later […]

A confirmed case of the H5N1 avian flu was found in Nova Scotia in a Canada goose last week and now the Department of Natural Resources is testing birds around the province to get a sense of how widespread the outbreak might be. This particular strain of the virus has not been seen in years, […]

The Edmonton Police Service now has access to a facial recognition software called NeoFace Reveal, which it believes will help identify suspects in criminal investigations. Supt. Warren Driechel, who’s in charge of EPS ‘Information Technology Division, said the software went live at the start of 2022 in a “limited production environment,” but did not say […]

An associate professor at the University of New Brunswick who studies extremists and extremism in Canada says the minority actors who participated in the truck convoy that landed in Ottawa used it as an opportunity. The truck convoy, which originally protested against vaccine mandate for truck drivers, had moments that shocked many Canadians, including contempt […]

York Regional Police say a 57-year-old man has been charged in connection with the theft of goods worth about $ 100,000. In a media statement issued Tuesday, police said officers responded to six commercial interruptions and entered clothing stores in York region and Toronto in December where “high-end clothing and accessories” were stolen. Police said […]

By Staff The Canadian Press Posted 1 Feb 2022 4:26 pm Smaller font Descrease article font size –A Larger font Increase article font size A+ Nova Scotia Power has announced a one-year delay for a controversial proposal to charge fees to customers who sell renewable power back to […]

Waterloo Public Health on Tuesday reported two new COVID-19-related deaths, which increased the death toll in the area to 361, including 48 victims so far in 2022. “Today, we report two deaths in our community related to COVID-19,” said Dr. Hsiu-Li Wang, medical officer of health said. “The two individuals were male, in their 80s. […]

The petroleum is closed in March and is due to the geopolitical tension and the rise of global market leaders in the market, compared to the speculations that the OPEP + may increase his offer more than he hopes. The Organization of Exporting Countries and its allies led by Russia, a group known as OPEP […]

Eleven restaurants in the city center will be part of this year’s Regina Restaurant Week (RRW) which will offer selected meals at excellent prices. The Regina Downtown Business Improvement District (RDBID) proclaimed RRW from February 1-14 this year. Read more: ‘A big hit’: Regina and businesses in the area respond to new round of COVID-19 […]

Ainhoa ​​demonstrates during his visit to ‘First Dates’ that it is a chic with the clear ideas. This administrative toledana of 26 years dey muy claras las razones por las que había tomada la decision de ir al restaurante de Cuatro para buscar el amor: “En el amor no me ha ido muy bien y […]

Restaurant chains are gaining more and more market share from independent businesses Locals who do not belong to chains or franchises face the Covid crisis with less muscle That pit of infinite wisdom that is the network tells us that the most popular names of pubs in Spain are Plaza, Avenida and La Parada on […]