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Breadcrumb Trail Links Music Local News The century-old building is being converted into the Maison de la chanson et de la musique du Québec. Author of the article: Jason Magder • Montreal Gazette Quebec Premier François Legault, left, greets iconic Quebec singer and poet Gilles Vigneault before a funding announcement for a new music hall […]
Monterey, NL. With the pandemic lockdown of Covid-19, the registration to obtain the Barcode increased by 80%, compared to 2019, as many small and medium-sized businesses sought to place their products in e-commerce or on their own platforms, said Gerardo Vázquez Tagle, manager of the North American regional office. GS1 Mexico. It is estimated that […]
Placeholder while article actions load “When I make a mistake, it’s a beauty.” — Mayor of New York Fiorello LaGuardia The Supreme Court had a La Guardia moment on Thursday. His mistake was foreshadowed in 2017, when Judge Clarence Thomas joined a dissent by Neil M. Gorsuch, wrote this about the constitutional right “to hold […]
The ninth day of Ottawa’s light rail transit public inquiry revealed that city staff were aware of reliability issues with the system before the launch in September 2019. The admission was made during testimony from city staff member, Richard Holder, on Thursday. “The city knew there were reliability issues that could interfere with the provision […]
RED DEER- The sister of a man who was shot in Sylvan Lake last week is thankful for the two servers who helped save her brother’s life. Last Thursday night, Sylvan Lake RCMP were called to a shooting on Lakeshore Drive. Shelby Van Meter, the assistant manager at Bukwildz, was working that same night. Van […]
The victims evacuated from La Baie to Saguenay who will eventually be able to return to their homes are ready to trust the Ministry of Transport, despite the questions that remain. • Read also: The slope where the landslide took place in La Baie will be softened • Read also: Landslide in La Baie: improved […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News Larry Horwitz, owner of The Chelsea residential and commercial complex is shown in the gymnasium of the Pelissier Street building on Thursday, June 23, 2022. He is in the process of adding multiple apartment units to the building. Photo by Dan Janisse /Windsor Star Article content Workforce Windsor Essex’s […]
Some retail space donated to a local organization to help Ukrainian refugees is now open in Halifax. Newcomers can shop for whatever they need to fill their homes – for free. The Ukraine Store opened on Tuesday to limited hours, and in those two days they’ve already helped 11 families find items they need for […]
A University of Saskatchewan graduate was one of the students on a live video stream call with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Zelenskyy held the video call with students from various Canadian universities, including the U of S, Universite de Montreal, the University of Alberta, Western University and Dalhousie University on Wednesday. During the session, he […]
An Indigenous New Democrat MPP from northwestern Ontario is weighing a bid for the NDP leadership, saying he would bring important perspectives to the forefront in the race to replace Andrea Horwath. “It’s certainly something that could change the trajectory of the thinking of the people in Ontario,” Sol Mamakwa said Thursday after being sworn […]
The Archdiocese of Saint Boniface is offering to take residential school survivors and representatives from First Nation communities in Manitoba to Alberta for the Pope’s visit this summer. Saint Boniface Archbishop Albert LeGatt confirmed he is extending invitations to the chief and council of seven communities where the Archdiocese has ministries – Poplar River, Berens […]
OTTAWA — Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner walked away from running for leadership of Alberta’s United Conservative Party on Thursday, citing the inhospitable internal political environment she’d inherit and a lack of time to fix it. But the high-profile MP is not returning to an overly hospitable federal political environment either. The Star has learned […]
It started as a routine drive for Komal Syed. “I went on the 403 from Winston Churchill”, the Mississauga resident told CTV News Toronto. “I just had two…exits to take.” It was just before 11 am on Monday and Syed was headed to an appointment. She says she noticed a white sedan pull into the […]
Vaccination against COVID-19 averted 19.8 million deaths out of a potential 31.4 million in the first year after the vaccines were introduced in December 2021, suggests a first large modeling study, released on Friday. • Read also: COVID-19: 125,000 doses of Moderna in the trash The study, published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, is based […]
Business owners across Simcoe County are looking to hire, with thousands of jobs available but very few takers, with rising inflation, gas prices and the housing crisis helping to block the way. “If you can’t afford to live in Barrie at those lower-paying jobs, you know, what do you do?” said Barrie Chamber of Commerce […]
Starting next Monday, June 27, the federal government will start vaccinating girls and boys between 5 and 11 years old against Covid-19, as announced by the Undersecretary for Prevention and Health Promotion, Hugo Lopez-Gatell. López-Gatell Ramírez pointed out that until June 21, he had registered on the portal of the Health Secretary 3 million 15,979 […]
Doug Sartori says he remembers casting his ballot in the 2018 municipal election at a polling station that was just blocks away from his home in Ward 1. But this October, that same polling station may no longer be open. That’s according to a City of Windsor map which suggests the number of polling stations […]
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A recent survey found current market conditions in Canada are forcing many people to delay plans to buy a home. thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency partners thecanadian.news
The Supreme Court of Canada will decide a legal dispute over payments to Indigenous peoples under a treaty signed in the 1850s. thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency partners thecanadian.news
Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports Athletics Canada’s head coach said his ability to perform when the stakes are highest will help him. Author of the article: pdtechintegration automation account Lori Ewing Publishing date: June 23, 2022 • 16 minutes ago • 3 minute read • Join the conversation From left, Benjamin Azamati from Ghana, Andre De […]
A Sudbury woman is unhappy she can’t switch her children to in-class learning because of a spring deadline imposed by the school board. thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency partners thecanadian.news
Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Ride captain and former NHLer, Scott Parker, is seen at the 8th annual Bob Probert Memorial Ride at Thunder Road Harley-Davidson, Sunday, June 24, 2018. Photo by Dax Melmer /Windsor Star Article content The annual Bob Probert Ride has developed into a community mainstay in terms of raising funds and […]
The City of Saskatoon-led Safety/Maintenance Committee and the Saskatoon Tribal Council are in talks to create a dedicated outdoor space at the STC Wellness Center. The space “would improve upon both the well-being of the relatives and the public realm around the exterior of the Wellness Center as a means to lessen the impact of […]
Article content With the cost of living skyrocketing and more people going hungry, local food banks are hoping Essex County residents will venture past their front doors on Monday to help those in need. Article content The annual June 27th Miracle food drive returns Monday — with a switch from front porch pickups to collecting […]
Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Florida, and Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Alabama, were among the Republican congressmen who requested a pardon from the Trump White House in the wake of the Jan. 6 events, according to new evidence from the panel investigating the Capitol insurrection. Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Illinois, who led much of Thursday’s hearing, highlighted a Jan. […]
Article content A local school has achieved “Gold status” in the Healthy Schools Certification Program, according to the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit. Article content École secondaire catholique l’Essor was the only school in the region to reach the status in the 2021-2022 school year. “Mental health needs have increased during the pandemic,” said vice-principal Grant […]
Survivors and other residents in Elliot Lake marked a grim anniversary Thursday: it has been 10 years since the collapse of the Algo Mall. thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency partners thecanadian.news
An OPP officer with an “exemplary” service record received a suspended sentence Thursday after admitting he broke the law by steering at least $500,000 worth of business to two Toronto tow truck companies owned by a man featured on a reality TV show. Superior Court Justice Gillian Roberts’s decision shines a light on the cut-throat […]
Tony Ryma finds out more about the first GeoTour being held in the community of Huron Shores this weekend. thecanadianThe Canadian News Canada’s largets news curation site with over 20+ agency partners thecanadian.news
