OTTAWA – NDP tries to stand up and to be counted: this seems to be the goal of the initiative by Jagmeet Singh, leader of the NDP, who sent all members an e-mail asking for support on a sort of “ultimatum” to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: pharmacare by March 1st or everyone at home. Technical evidence of a crisis, in short, with Singh who, despite attacking Trudeau on a daily basis, continues to keep the Liberal minority government alive with the votes of the NDP, keeping his feet in two shoes: majority and opposition. →
TORONTO – L’auditor general Karen Hogan non ha usato mezzo termini, ieri, per evidenziare le “falle” nella gestione di ArriveCan, la famigerata “app” imposta dal governo federale guidato da Justin Trudeau durante la pandemia di Covid-19 per controllare lo stato di salute e di vaccinazione dei viaggiatori in entrata in Canada…
TORONTO – Auditor general Karen Hogan did not mince words today to highlight the “flaws” in the management of ArriveCan, the infamous “app” imposed by the federal government led by Justin Trudeau during the Covid-19 pandemic to control the health and vaccination status of travelers entering Canada. “Glaring disregard” for the most basic management practices, Hogan said, referring to the procurement contracts for the creation and maintenance of the “app”, in fact a fairly simple but particularly expensive platform: 59.5 million dollars ( public), therefore even more than the 54 million dollars previously estimated. →
TORONTO – Solitamente, quando un personaggio famoso visita un’azienda, un ristorante, un bar, c’è un ritorno d’immagine per quell’attività: si appendono foto ai muri per immortalare l’evento e si fanno post sui social network che riscuotono “likes” e commenti entusiastici. Solitamente. In alcuni casi, però, l’effetto è… contrario…
TORONTO – Usually, when a famous person visits a company, a restaurant, a bar, there is a positive image boost for that business: photos hung on the walls to immortalize the event, posts on social networks to receive “likes” and enthusiastic comments. Usually. In some cases, however, the effect is… the opposite. →
