Was ist die Zukunft für E-Scooter in Toronto?
Es stellt sich heraus, dass Elektroroller viele Kontroversen ausgelöst und viele Alarmlichter bei Beamten der Stadt Toronto angezündet haben. Continue reading→
Jaka przyszłość czeka e-skutery w Toronto?
Okazuje się, że elektryczne skutery wzbudziły wiele kontrowersji i zapaliły wiele lamp alarmowych u urzędników miejskich w Toronto. Continue reading→
Daily update of Ontario’s Covid-19 vaccination campaign
[GTranslate]With the largest vaccination campaign underway, the province has administered more than 2.7 million doses into the arms of Ontarians. On April 7, the Ministry of Health reported 104,382 doses administered, the highest single-day record since the start of the vaccination campaign. The day’s report is up from 76,199 doses the day prior.
The government ready to give up on paid sick days
After months of building a wall against paying for sick days, the Ford government yesterday hinted that some sort of economic support for workers in Ontario could be implemented. Continue reading→
Trouble for the Canadian economy as international students numbers decline
[GTranslate]Education in Canada is big business. International students contribute more than $21 billion each year to the Canadian economy and promote diversity within communities. The pandemic has presented a variety of challenges for foreign students resulting in a drop in enrollment numbers. The effects could have a negative economic impact.
In Ontario 4,212 new infected and 32 more deaths
TORONTO – April 21, 2021: Canada stood yesterday at 1,144,645 positives for Covid-19, an increase of 5,602 more cases than in the previous 24 hours. The number of victims – nationwide – yesterday reached 23,752 total deaths, 45 more than on Tuesday. Continue reading→
Stevens, the Canadian soldier who saved a five days old Italian girl during WWII
Article by Marzio Pelu`
Cooperation Canada calls Canadian Budget “a missed opportunity”
Toronto, April 21: Cooperation Canada which brings together and advocates for Canada’s international development and humanitarian organizations has expressed disappointment with the federal budget presented by the minority Liberal government, calling it “a missed opportunity to demonstrate such political leadership” and saying it limits Ottawa’s ability to play a “meaningful long-term role” in a post-pandemic global recovery. Continue reading→
