Month: July 2022
Folklorama is Back
24 Pavilions to kick off the festival’s exciting return After 2020’s hiatus and 2021’s virtual festival, Folklorama — the world’s largest and longest-running multicultural festival — is back in its in-person form. Twenty-four pavilions across Winnipeg will showcase their food, dance, music, and many captivating aspects of their cultural heritage to Manitobans from Sunday, July Read More…
Have You Tried The Haggis Ice Cream Yet?
If you are visiting Scotland, two scoops of Haggis ice cream may just be the dessert treat for you In a Scottish town called Aberdeen, Mackies 19.2 is one of the country’s largest producers of ice cream, with hundreds of unique flavours, and one of those is based on the country’s native dish, Haggis. Haggis Read More…
Pope Francis Makes Another Historic Apology While In Quebec
Some protestors in Quebec were calling for the Pope to Rescind the ‘Doctrine of Discovery’ Pope Francis arrived in Quebec on Wednesday for the second leg of his “penitential pilgrimage,” where he drew criticism — again — for what critics say has been his insufficient apology for the Church’s role in Canada’s residential school system for Read More…
Former Presidential Candidate and New Jersey Governor To Lead New Party
The Forward Party becomes America’s third largest party by resources Yesterday, the Forward Party, the Renew America Movement, and the Serve America Movement announced merging the three organizations to create a new transformational American political party under one mane: Forward. This new party will be co-chaired by former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang and Christine Read More…
Liz Cheney Expected To Lose Big In Upcoming Wyoming Primary
Cheney’s commitment to telling the truth about the January 6 attack on the Capitol is the right thing to do, but it does not make her a Marder In the coming month, there will be a vote to see who will represent the Republican Party in the state of Wyoming in the United States House Read More…
Gambian Chapter of Writers Space Africa out with Storms Don’t Last Forever
Gambian Chapter of Writers Space Africa out with Storms Don’t Last Forever The Gambian chapter of Writers Space Africa has published an anthology of poems titled Storms Don’t Last Forever. This anthology focuses on several issues affecting African societies. The young poets whose poems are featured in this book are concerned with themes around poverty, Read More…
Pope Francis Continues His Pilgrimage In Quebec City
Pope Francis left Edmonton on Wednesday morning, heading to Quebec City to begin the next leg of what he has described as his “penitential” pilgrimage in Canada. The pontiff is scheduled to have separate meetings with Gov. Gen. Mary Simon and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the Citadelle of Quebec, then give a public address Read More…
Marbug Virus Becomes The Latest Threat To Public Health
There is no known cure for the deadly disease Marburg virus disease (MVD), formerly known as Marburg hemorrhagic fever, is a severe, often fatal illness that causes severe viral hemorrhagic fever in humans. MVD was initially detected in 1967 after two large outbreaks in Germany and Serbia associated with laboratory work using African green monkeys Read More…
The Great Scottish Myth Of The Selkies
It is not myths about mermaids and sires in Scotland, but about the half seal half human selkies. The legend of the selkies originates from the Northern isles of Scotland, the Inner and Outer Hebrides, the Orkneys, and the Faerie Islands. In the Scots language, selkies translate to “grey seal,” which describes just half of Read More…
Navmeet Kang, Winnipeg Taxi Driver Cleared in Sexual Assault Case
In June, Michelle Hansling filed a report with police against a Unicity taxi driver accusing him of sexually assaulting her in the North End while she was intoxicated. Last month, Michelle Hanslip shared with CBC News that she had been assaulted, left naked and bruises blocks away from her home on the morning of June Read More…
Multibix Launches Spot Crypto ETF Platform
Retail users across the globe can now securely create and purchase spot crypto ETFs. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, July 27, 2022 – The globally-based and fully-licensed cryptocurrency exchange Multibix has launched the crypto industry’s first fully spot crypto ETF purchasing platform at Multibix.com. Multibix Crypto ETFs feature a basket of up to five different Read More…
Organic Cosmetics Giant BuyWOW ties up with N7- The Nitrogen Platform to Enhance its website & Mitigate DDoS Attacks
Bengaluru, India, 27 July 2022 – BuyWOW, Bengaluru based cosmetics, grooming and skin care eCommerce company, partnered with N7 – The Nitrogen Platform to optimize its website and produce an enhanced digital experience for its online customers and prevent DDoS Attacks. Based in Bengaluru, India, WOW Skin Science’s www.buywow.in is a prominent player in organic grooming and beauty Read More…
Manitoba Government Commits $100 Million To Sports, Art and Culture
The $100 million announcement is a record for community-related investment and social programs As part of Budget 2022, Recover Together: Strengthen, Invest, Build, Premier Heather Stefanson and Minister Andrew Smith announced $100 million over three years for the new Arts, Culture, and Sport in Community Fund. As part of its efforts to support the arts Read More…
Pope Francis Visits Canada For Pilgrimage Focused On Indigenous Reconciliation
The Pope’s apology to indigenous people about the role of the church in residential schools garnered mixed responses from the community On the first day of his “penitential pilgrimage,” Pope Francis led with a heartfelt apology delivered at the site of one of Canada’s largest residential schools and ended eight hours later with blessings and Read More…
Monkeypox Is Now The New Global Health Emergency
Over 75 countries have reported infections of the Monkeypox virus Since the World Health Organization (W.H.O) committee met over a week ago to declare monkeypox a global health emergency, more cases are being reported globally. Monkeypox has now spread to 75 different countries and infected approximately 16,000 people. An outbreak must be voted upon by Read More…
![Ageism: Does it Exist or Is It a Form of 'I'm a Victim!' Mentality? [ Part 1 ]](https://www.thedailyscrumnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/usa-1678423_1280-min.jpg)
Ageism: Does it Exist or Is It a Form of ‘I’m a Victim!’ Mentality? [ Part 1 ]
Get over your victim mentality. Be honest with yourself. This is the first of a 4-part series dealing with ageism while job hunting. Many job seekers, young and old, play the ageism card. This card, sometimes along with others, is used to avoid accountability. People look for excuses when they don’t get what they want or feel Read More…
Manitoba Government Proclaims July Caribbean Heritage Month
Premier Heather Stefanson and Minister Andrew Smith, presented the proclamation last night to the leaders of the Caribbean Community On Monday, January 25, 2022, the Honourable Premier for Manitoba, Heather Stefanson, and the Honourable Andrew Smith, Minister of Sport, Culture, and Heritage, proclaimed July as Caribbean Heritage Month in Manitoba. The province is home to Read More…
Intense Heatwaves Scorching Planet Earth – A Consequence Of Climate Change
The heatwaves across the globe serve as a ‘wake-up’ call for governments to take the climate crisis seriously. With the Earth getting hotter, more floods, droughts, and wildfires and temperature will continue to rise if humans do not stop adding greenhouse gas emissions to the atmosphere. While countries across the globe agreed during the 2015 Read More…