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TORONTO – Where is it better to live? In Canada or the United States? Canadians have no doubts: in their own country. This is what emerges from a survey carried out by Abacus between 11 and 17 July on a sample of 1,500 adults. The result is overwhelming: only 1 in 10 Canadians think it would be better to live in the United States. For 91%, Canada is better. And this “feeling” is quite consistent in all the provinces of the country. →
The ousted PM of Pakistan, Imran Khan wrote in a tweet message (in the pic above) on May 2 that, “US wants an obedient puppet as PM” while clearing the doubt about his ouster, the ‘regime change conspiracy’.
Photo: Silvia Méndez
It seems that the ‘three friends’ cannot reach an agreement and initiates the first panel of dispute resolution. The United States and Mexico will sue Canada for its dairy-related business practices. →
The Latin American Film Festival, in Canada, will present from May 7 to 14, a selection of films of different genres made by directors from Argentina, Mexico, Bolivia, Paraguay, Chile and the Dominican Republic, among other countries. The Colombian cartoon film Pixi Post & the Gift Bringers stands out. →
The Latin American Film Festival, in Canada, will present from May 7 to 14, a selection of films of different genres made by directors from Argentina, Mexico, Bolivia, Paraguay, Chile and the Dominican Republic, among other countries.
