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January 2022 was a great month for digital native media in Mexico. All the media outlets in the top 10 grew an average of 56% in January 2022 compared to December 2021, and two of them reached triple digits. Five outlets within the top ten by audience size achieved their all-time high this month. Two […]

After more than a year and a half of waiting, Pauline Marchotte was finally able to undergo surgery for a hip replacement at the Pierre-Boucher Hospital in Longueuil. • Read also: The privacy of some will deprive others • Read also: Reform of the health system: 20% of the solutions go through the private sector, […]

At the beginning of last October, the Swedish Academy received the spotlight from around the world to declare the failure of the 2021 Nobel Prize in Literature to the Tanzanian writer Abdulrazak Gurnah for his “uncompromising and compassionate insight into the effects of colonialism and the fate of refugees in the abyss between cultures and […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links quebec Local News Quebec continues to be in the red in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Author of the article: Steve Faguy • Montreal Gazette Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard. Photo by Steve Faguy /Montreal Gazette Article content Here are some of the announcements contained in the Quebec budget announced on […]

Article content Windsor Police Chief Pamela Mizuno is retiring. Article content The force on Tuesday announced the city’s first female police chief will retire from the Windsor Police Service on March 31. “I have loved my time at the Windsor Police Service and I love the communities of Windsor and Amherstburg,” Mizuno said in a […]

EDMONTON—As concerns are raised about how one of the most crucial votes in Alberta political history is conducted, a group of 33 United Conservative constituency association presidents is pushing back on potential changes to the process. Premier Jason Kenney is in the fight of his political life as April 9 approaches and the group of […]

Data released last week by Statistics Canada shows Winnipeg is bucking the trend when it comes to an increase in police-reported hate crime but the numbers also shed light on what happens to those reports once they’re investigated. Fewer than a third of the cases across the country in 2020 have been solved, which some […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Publishing date: Mar 22, 2022 • 29 minutes ago • 4 minute read • Join the conversation David Goldstein, CEO Travel Alberta speaking at the Edmonton stop in a series of 10 town halls province-wide, bringing together business, government and industry to connect, collaborate and discuss the tourism sector’s recovery […]

After playing the same lottery numbers since the 1980s, Lana and Joery Leung’s persistence finally paid off this month with a massive $6-million jackpot. The Burnaby, BC, couple said they used their lucky numbers – a combination of family birthdays – for 36 years before matching all six numbers in the March 16 Lotto 6/49 […]

It was tougher to find a place to rent in Saskatoon in 2021, according to a survey by the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. “We’re seeing strong rental occupancy that’s outpacing supply,” said senior analyst Goodson Mwale. “In terms of direction it’s been moving down for the last few years and so that is indicative […]

The opposition parties believe that the budget presented by Minister Eric Girard is an electioneer, in particular because of the amount of $500 that will be paid to a majority of Quebecers. • Read also: $500 tax credit: “Everyone is affected by inflation,” says Minister Girard • Read also: Here are 10 things to remember […]

On a busy Tuesday lunch hour at Green Door Restaurant & Bakery, most of the customers are still wearing masks as they peruse the buffet. Despite the province lifting the mask mandate, signs posted on the door say their use is “highly encouraged.” “We would just like to proceed with precaution, given what we’ve gone […]

Saskatchewan’s premier voiced his displeasure about a newly announced confidence deal between the federal Liberal and NDP parties that will keep the Liberal government in power into 2025. Premier Scott Moe said the deal is not good for Canadians and the Liberal party does not have the best interest of Canada in mind. “This is […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News Tech leader, author and philanthropist Dax Dasilva earmarks $14.5 million, beginning with Pitt River Watershed and French Creek Estuary Dax Dasilva. Photo by Martin Laporte /PNG Article content At $14.5 million, Dax Dasilva’s gift is almost four times bigger than the previous record received by the BC Parks Foundation. […]

Un an avant la pandémie, les revenus du club dépassaient 187 millions de dollars, selon la poursuite déposée par la direction des Flames. La présence du virus causant la COVID-19 dans le Saddledome pendant les matchs de la Ligue nationale de hockeyLNH a rendu impossible l’utilisation normale de l’aréna pendant près de deux ans, peut-on lire dans la […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Anna Buckie holds a piece of her artwork inspired by the war in Ukraine, at Cafe Amor, on Friday, March 18, 2022. Photo by Dax Melmer /Windsor Star Article content Born into a crumbling communist Soviet Union but raised in a proud, independent Ukraine, Anna Buckie knew she had to […]

Monterey, NL. From January to date, the demand for water tanks has skyrocketed by 300%, due to the reduction in the supply of drinking water in the Metropolitan Area, this has generated a bottleneck for companies that distribute this product, but they are looking for options to duplicate production, indicated The EconomistVíctor Rafael Rodríguez Lozano, […]

TO new survey by Dalhousie University finds even as food prices rise, many Canadians are not regular users of coupons to lower their grocery bill. The 2022 study on coupon use in Canada found that while 45 per cent of Canadians have never used coupons, 15 per cent say they are now trying to use […]

Article content Vandals posted racist graffiti in a park in Keswick dedicated to a police officer who died in the line of duty, York Regional Police say. Article content Police were called to Constable Garrett Styles Park in the Laurendale-Terrell Aves. area on Tuesday at about 8 am for reports of “anti-black and offensive graffiti” […]

Ontario’s auto industry is getting a much-needed jolt. The provincial and federal governments are plugging hundreds of millions of dollars into a new electric vehicle battery plant in Windsor in an attempt to offset a much larger flow of EV investments to the United States under President Joe Biden’s “Buy America” push. The $4 billion […]

With the spring weather thawing out the city — Winnipeggers are noticing something being left behind by the disappearing snow. “Lots of masks everywhere disposed of and like all over the street, and there’s a lot of food wrappers, empty alcohol bottles,” said Jessica Burton, who was walking downtown Tuesday afternoon. “Chip bags, coffee cups, […]

As part of the last three economic recovery packages, the Government of Mexico City announced new administrative changes, for example, the agreements for the reconversion of offices, the unification of construction studies, as well as the modifications to the Special Program for Urban Regeneration and Inclusive Housing. According to what was published in the Official […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Vancouver Canucks Sports NHL Hockey Veteran center good in faceoff circle, happy to return to his former team, dropped onto fourth line between Juho Lammikko and Matthew Highmore Brad Richardson (above) is now one of two current Canucks — captain Bo Horvat is the other — to play for the club in […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Pedestrians make their way past the sculpture InScope, created by Dam de Nogales, near 87 Avenue and 112 Street, in Edmonton on Sunday March 20, 2022. A COVID-19 face mask is visible on the sculpture. Photo by David Bloom /post media Article content Citing concerns about possible abuse against frontline […]

Article content There’s been an outpouring of community generosity for the young children who lost their parents in an apparent murder-suicide in LaSalle. Article content In just 24 hours, at GoFundMe campaign organized by family friend Jessica Tullio raised roughly a quarter-million dollars. As of 4 pm Tuesday, the campaign’s total was in excess of […]