TORONTO – Lo sciopero ferroviario proclamato per la giornata di domani, giovedì, potrebbe avere un impatto anche sui passeggeri del GO Train…
TORONTO – The railway strike called for tomorrow, Thursday, could also have an impact on GO Train passengers. As well known, CN Rail could go on strike starting tomorrow (at the time of writing, it has not yet been revoked): the union representing the workers of Canadian Pacific Kansas City has in fact notified the strike notice of 72 in recent days hours to the railways and, barring last-minute cancellations, the strike of over 9,000 workers on the two main Canadian railways will begin immediately after midnight. →
TORONTO – Appena nominato Senatore e subito nella bufera: Charles Adler, giornalista e conduttore radiofonico di successo in Manitoba, ha ricevuto la nomina dal primo ministro Justin Trudeau sabato e già ieri l’Assemblea dei Capi delle First Nations del Manitoba ha chiesto al governatore generale ed allo stesso primo ministro di revocarla per i commenti “grossolanamente offensivi” sulle comunità indigene fatti da Adler nel 1999 durante una delle sue trasmissioni radiofoniche…
TORONTO – Just nominated Senator and immediately into the storm: Charles Adler, a successful journalist and radio host in Manitoba, received the nomination from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday and the Assembly of Chiefs of the First Nations of Manitoba has already asked the governor general and the Prime Minister himself to revoke it for “grossly offensive” comments about Indigenous communities made by Adler in 1999 during one of his radio broadcasts. →
TORONTO – Furti d’auto: un fenomeno in costante crescita ed espansione. Secondo un nuovo rapporto dell’intelligence federale, ottenuto e pubblicato da Global News, la criminalità organizzata operante – finora – in Ontario e Quebec si sta spostando verso Ovest, per rubare veicoli anche in Alberta dove il numero di furti sta aumentando esponenzialmente…