Seran in May of 2023 and the electrifying of the Catalan political bill hace that can happen to many things here in entones, but the parties empiezan to otear on the horizon what will be, government fiasco salvo premature Pere Aragonèsthe next quote from Catalonia’s electoral calendar: las municipalities. And in their ever sobriety, by […]

How would Barcelona be, depending on whether one or the other rules between the parties running for municipal elections in the city? Some answers to the question are clear by looking at the programs and speeches of the potential mayors. The current mandate is characterized by a paradox. The government partners, Barcelona and Comú and […]

It seems that British Columbia’s much-maligned Discover Camping booking site is on its way. BC Parks said on its website on Friday that it was launching a new camping booking system in response to “visitor feedback” collected over the past two seasons. Blowing up frustration about trying to book a campsite in BC has become […]

“Quisiste escapate y te sacamos el filo” (cuchillo). “We will find a meeting and term singing”. The video shows the David Bárcena, 18 years old, accused by the assistant of the young Isaac López, in Madrid, singing and playing together with a group of pandilleros. It is defined as Villablack Music (in addition to the […]

British Columbia’s top doctor says some COVID-19 restrictions on social gatherings are expected to be gradually lifted by Feb. 21. Dr. Bonnie Henry said that’s possible in part because 90 percent of residents aged 12 and over have received two doses of a vaccine, though more people need to get a booster shot for longer-lasting […]

The Metis National Council has filed a lawsuit against its former president and the Manitoba Metis Federation alleging financial irregularities and questionable contracts. President Cassidy Caron said there was a full review of the organization following her election last year. “Almost immediately my eyes were opened to some, in my opinion, very concerning governance and […]

Vancouver Island police released a vehicle description when they renewed their call for information in the search for a missing father and daughter. Jesse Bennett, 36, and his seven-year-old daughter Violet were reported missing on Sunday following a family court order to return the girl to her mother as part of a joint custody agreement. […]

A 26-year-old registered nurse who was living with Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer died unexpectedly and two months later her family is still searching for answers. Shayla Wishloff’s mother said her daughter was taken by ambulance to an Edmonton hospital in November, where she died while waiting for help. “She was a beautiful person and […]

Luc Tremblay’s last day as CEO of Montreal’s largest mass transit system, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM), is April 2nd. In an interview with Global News, he says the time has come for him to allow someone else to take the helmet. Tremblay has been the CEO since 2014 and was the agency’s […]

Yet another walk-in clinic in the Victoria area is closing its doors for good, leaving hundreds more residents looking for access to primary care in the city. The James Bay Medical Treatment Clinic is the third to announce a closure in as many weeks. “A lot of people that currently found they were able to […]

WARNING: Some details in this story may be disturbing to readers. Discretion is advised. A 16-year-old boy who was viciously attacked while out for a walk in Surrey, BC is speaking out about the incident, and cautioning members of the public not to go for walks alone. The teen and his father, who have asked […]

This review is based on the first six episodes of “The Legend of Vox Machina” that Amazon Prime Video made available to press ahead of the series’ Jan. 28 premiere From the moment its Kickstarter closed with $11.3 million.The Legend of Vox Machina faced two fundamental challenges in its first season. Its first two episodes […]

The Russian population recorded a decline of more than one million inhabitants in 2021, a record since the fall of the Soviet Unionparticularly affected by the pandemic of coronavirusinforms este viernes the official statistical office of Rosstat. Last year, the country lost 1.04 million inhabitants, up from 688,700 in 2020, mainly declining to a 15.1% […]

The new government of the president of Honduras, Xiomara Castrodoes not plan to restructure the country’s large debt burden and is in a position to meet its payments on schedule, said Pedro Barquero, Minister of Economic Development. The left-wing leader promised in her inaugural address on Thursday to solve the debt problems of the impoverished […]

The US labor authorities have filed a complaint accusing the e-commerce giant Amazon of threatening and overseeing workers trying to organize a union in a warehouse in New York. Amazon allegedly roasted workers about union activities at the Staten Island Warehouse and promised to address complaints in exchange for voting against their representatives, the National […]

Calgarians should expect to be charged more for their electricity bills amid significant demand on the grid and a transition to above-average rates. ENMAX, one of the most used electricity suppliers in the city, sent an email to customers informing them of higher prices for the rest of the winter months. “While fluctuations in electricity […]

DATE INFORMATION CORONAVIRUS Coronavirus in Mexico: The Secretariat of Health presents its technical report on the advance of the pandemic in the country, detailing the number of new Covid-19 contacts and the number of defects. Reference-www.eleconomista.com.mx

A union representing Toronto Catholic Elementary Teachers has suspended strikes planned for next week. The Toronto Elementary Catholic Teachers union (TECT) announced the decision on Twitter on Friday. “In evidence of good faith and as a result of construction dialogue with the TCDSB (Toronto Catholic District School Board), TECT has decided to suspend the full […]

By Staff The Canadian Press Posted 28 Jan 2022 20:10 Lowercase font Reduce article font –A Larger font Increase the font size of the article A+ The Calgary Stampeders have re-signed Canadian linebacker Fraser Sopik. The Toronto native has played 14 regular-season games for the Stampeders in 2021 and finished second on the team with […]

Regina infectious disease physician Dr. Alexander Wong said he anticipates things to “get worse” for hospitals in ICU in the next couple of weeks as COVID-19 case counts remain high. Wong made the comments on Thursday night during a national discussion panel focused on the prairie provinces, hosted by Protect our Province Alberta. Read more: […]

Toronto parents have begun receiving a letter from public health officials when the absenteeism rate at their child’s school or daycare reaches 30 percent – but it’s unclear what that measure means. The Toronto Public Health letter is sent when absenteeism is “at least 30 percent higher than usual.” However, parents may be left with […]

Ontario has unveiled a spring launch date for its new online gambling market to applause from local players vying to get in – but one casino giant slammed it while one First Nation promised a legal challenge. As of April 4, the province will let private gaming websites that have qualified through a licensing process […]

The City of Surrey’s ethics commissioner could find himself prohibited from investigating any new ethics complaints before the next election, should a bylaw amendment be approved at Monday’s city council meeting. The proposed change to the city’s Council Code of Conduct Bylaw would “suspend the processing and investigation of complaints by the Surrey Ethics Commissioner […]

Kim and Trina Tymko made their second donation to Lethbridge Family Services’ counseling department on Friday, hoping to help others gain access to mental health support and raise awareness around greater need. The family’s first donation was privately offered in December 2019. They did not disclose the monetary amount for any donation. “Our family, many […]

There are times when Canadians can get more than a little excited about an event in this country that is making waves south of the border. But what if that story helps fuel an American media narrative aimed at sowing fear and setbacks against US President Joe Biden? Enter the “Freedom Rally” convoy en route […]

British Columbia reported nine more COVID-19-related deaths on Friday as the number of cases in the hospital again dropped to just under 1,000. Health officials said there were 990 positive cases in BC hospitals, an overnight increase of 13, along with 141 cases in critical or intensive care. Click here to view data » Read […]

La Health Secretariat (Ssa) updated this value to 4 million 873,561 the official number of accumulated cases of Covid-19 which he confirmed in Mexico. The death toll rises to 305,240, according to the technical report. Compared to the records of ayer, the new numbers are significant increments of 45,115 in the number of positive cases […]

An 84-year-old man has died after he was struck by a vehicle that was exiting a gas station in Etobicoke Friday afternoon, Toronto police say. Emergency crews were called to the scene at Islington Avenue and The Queensway shortly after 3 p.m. Toronto Police Staff Sgt. Paul Lentsch said a driver leaving a gas station […]

Winnipeg city council will be reviewing and updating its protocol surrounding virtual participation in council proceedings after a city councilor joined a virtual video council meeting while behind the wheel. A screengrab of a Zoom meeting was sent to 680 CJOB, which showed St. Boniface ward Councilor Matt Allard behind the wheel while on a […]

CORONAVIRUS INFOGRAPHIC DATE The vaccination program against the coronavirus started on December 24, 2020. For its implementation, the contracted doses are available from various global pharmaceutical companies, Pfizer-BioNTech, AstraZeneca, Cansino Biologic, Sputnik and Covax, the production mechanism under the auspices of the World Health Organization (WHO). To this day, this is how vaccination works in […]