MONTREAL – A group of 23 bilingual municipalities has asked
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Vaccines, Ford in the eye of the storm
TORONTO – All against Ford. Ontario Science Advisory Table, Canadian Medical Association, Registered Nurses Association of Ontario, Ontario Hospital Association, doctors and scientists from all over the province, contacted by Premier Ford, had said they were in favor of the vaccination obligation for health workers. And now they do not hide their disappointment and bitterness for the opposite decision taken by Ford. “It’s not supported by science,” they said in unison. Continue reading→
Lea Garza gana la “Palma de Oro” en México: “Un gran honor”
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Lea Garza come Andrea Bocelli, vince la “Palma De Oro” in Messico: “Un grande onore”
CITTÀ DEL MESSICO – Ce l’ha fatta! Lea Garza ha vinto la categoria “Revelación Femenina 2021 en Pop-Rock en Español e Inglés” (Rivelazione Femminile 2021 in Pop-Rock in spagnolo e inglese) ai prestigiosi “Palmas de Oro Awards” in Messico. Continue reading→
Lea Garza wins a top award at the “Palmas De Oro” in Mexico
MEXICO CITY – She did it! Lea Garza has won the “Revelación Femenina 2021 en Pop-Rock en Español e Inglés” (Revelation Female 2021 in Pop-Rock in Spanish and English) category at the Palmas de Oro awards in Mexico. Continue reading→
Surprise! Vogue France annonce son renouveau avec… Aya Nakamura en couverture!
(Femina Version / Kahina Boudjidj) C’est l’événement du moment ! Vogue Paris devient Vogue France et signe ce renouveau avec l’artiste féminine francophone la plus écoutée au monde. Qui donc ? Il s’agit bien évidemment d’Aya Nakamura dont les hits ne cessent de nous faire danser. La star est en couverture du numéro de novembre du célèbre magazine de mode et le résultat est tout bonnement époustouflant ! Read More in Femina Version >>>
Daylight Saving Time: A never ending debate
This Sunday, most Canadians will roll back the clock one hour when Daylight Saving time (DST) ends. The ritual caps off the bi-annual clock change that started on March 14 when clocks sprang forward one hour. But, is DST still necessary?
The mini electoral budget: new major GTA highways and staycation tax credit pledged
TORONTO – The provincial government is preparing for the 2022 elections, seven months in advance. Today, Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy introduced the Fall Economic Statement, a document that usually has a lesser value and that lays the foundations for the Spring Maneuver. We are in the presence of a real mini budget, with a detailed spending and investment plan, a clear indication of the government’s willingness to arrive at the next electoral consultation with a well-defined economic and fiscal platform. In the document, first of all, an increase in the deficit of 5.1 billion dollars is expected: the budget red, for the fiscal year 2021-2022, should reach 21.5 billion. Continue reading→
438 new cases, more than half are young
TORONTO – Black day, today, on the Covid-front in Ontario: cases, the rate of positivity, the weekly average of infections and active infections increase. But let’s go in order. Continue reading→
Daily update of Ontario’s Covid-19 Vaccination Campaign
With the largest vaccination campaign underway, the province has administered more than 22.5 million doses into the arms of Ontarians. According to data last updated on November 4, numbers released by the Ministry of Health show health officials administered 16,588 vaccine doses on Wednesday, down from 16,933 doses the day prior.
Trudeau torna a casa: sarà strada in salita O’Toole, base in rivolta
TORONTO – Il tour europeo di Justin Trudeau è stato una boccata d’ossigeno, ma ora è tempo di affrontare le grane interne. Ieri il primo ministro è partito da Glasgow, in Scozia, e ha raggiunto Ottawa nel tardo pomeriggio. Dopo la visita ufficiale in Olanda, il Vertice G20 di Roma, gli incontri bilaterali – tra i quali anche quello con il premier italiano Mario Draghi – e il summit sul clima di Glasgow, Trudeau si prepara ad affrontare una serie di impegni a Parliament Hill che si preannunciano abbastanza impegnativi. Innanzitutto il leader liberale deve fare i conti con un contesto politico estremamente frammentario, con una luna di miele con l’elettorato che sostanzialmente non è mai iniziata e con una lunga serie di nodi da sciogliere nei prossimi mesi…
