Election polls are a great way for the media to influence public opinion in favour of a candidate or party Election polls are a common source of information about the public’s opinion on national and international issues. These surveys claim to reflect the people’s will but are often used to influence voting. Polls are only Read More…
On the eve of the day of Truth and Reconciliation, Ouellette makes his case for Winnipeggers to elect an Indigenous Mayor
Canadians across the country will use today to try to understand and reflect on the nation’s history with its Indigenous people On June 21, 2010, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the second International Day of Truth and Reconciliation. This day aimed to shed light on past atrocities and promote peace, equity, and justice. In Read More…
If elected, Woodstock would work to impose a zero-tolerance approach and mandatory imprisonment for those uttering threats Winnipeg Mayoral Candidate Don Woodstock held a press conference to denounce a series of death threats sent to him in the wake of comments made at an all-candidates debate. In light of the recent threats, Woodstock promised to Read More…
CAF visits Algeria For a Root-and-Branch Inspection of Soccer Facilities Preparations are in top gear for another huge African soccer feast The Confederation of African Football has announced, “A CAF delegation team is currently in Algeria inspecting facilities that will be used for the TotalEnergies CHAN Algeria 2022 from January 13, 2023, to February 4, Read More…
Nipîy Iskwew Designs is the hottest brand in clothing across Canada If you were to ask people where is home to the hottest emerging fashion designer in the world, they would likely respond Paris, London, Milan or New York, but they would be wrong. The hottest emerging fashion designer is a Canadian named Ms. Skylene Read More…
When considering the value of an item from a holistic perspective and through the philosophical lenses of existentialism, you realize an item has no value until someone is willing to pay for it, whether it’s a Porsche 911 GT3, a 26th floor condo in Vancouver, a cup of Starbucks coffee or pair of Levi’s jeans. Read More…
Quebec still has a problem coming to grips it has a problem with racism against its Indigenous people It has been exactly two years since the Quebec health care providers mistreated Joyce Echaquan, a woman of the Atikamekw Nation, who shortly died from not receiving proper medical attention. On September 26, 2020, Echaquan was admitted Read More…
A life of power and influence often leads to politicians breaking their marital vows As public figures, politicians have a lot of social pressure bearing down on them. They may feel that intimacy with someone other than their spouse gives them more freedom to pursue their interests. Many politicians have indicated they were led into Read More…
Do all nations even want peace? World peace is an ideal we all share. It is a situation where everyone respects the rights of others and seeks to ensure global stability. The concept of world peace is very noble; humanity must work towards it. However, achieving global peace is difficult. Globalization has made world peace Read More…
Tens of thousands of citizens on the Atlantic coast are still without power In the aftermath of Hurricane Fiona, an Incident Command Centre team has been established to assist communities in southwestern Newfoundland. The team is led by officials with experience in incident response and includes professionals from various government departments, such as the Departments Read More…
EDX Technologies, a global leader of 3D Digital Twin & XR announced the completed acquisition of EDX Wireless. The combined company now called EDX, becomes the first and only software vendor with a global 3D Digital Twin XR platform accompanied with a complete RF Solutions portfolio for the wireless industry. The acquisition brings together a unique Read More…
The investment into the sport of badminton is the largest ever reported The Government of Canada is committed to supporting Canadians from the playground to the podium and helping the sport community get Canadians active, inspire young people and bring us together in the spirit of healthy competition. Today, the Honourable Pascale St-Onge, Minister of Read More…
The election of Trump took the shame out of being closeted racists Racism has been a part of American history from its very beginning. In the early 19th century, abolitionism was a major movement in the United States, and many regarded abolitionists as racists. At that time, racism was associated with the Democratic Party, and Read More…
Kenya Chapter of Writers Space Africa Opens Office in Nairobi The Kenya chapter of Writers Space Africa (W.S.A.) has opened its first physical office space in the country’s capital. Located in Langata’s Moi estate along Kanga Road, Nairobi, the area will provide the much-needed operational base to help foster the growth of one of Africa’s Read More…
Augmented intelligence provider to highlight how to reduce mean time to resolution by up to 30% and deliver savings of up to 15% in support costs. Singapore, September 27, 2022. Augmented intelligence solutions provider Squirro is providing one of the key presentations at the upcoming Big Data and AI World Singapore. Dr. Moritz Müller, General Manager Asia, Squirro, Read More…
A well time disinformation campaign is enough to start wars and topple governments Reporting on political events is an integral part of a democracy. However, many news stories can be confusing and misleading. This can make the public more hostile and cynical. Plus, it can make people unwilling to compromise or solve political issues through Read More…
Proof of vaccination will no longer be required to enter Canada Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Government of Canada has taken a layered approach to border management to protect the health and safety of Canadians. As the pandemic situation has continued to evolve, adjustments to border measures have been informed by the latest Read More…
Toronto’s Mayor honoured singer and actress Deborah Cox with a Key to the City in a ceremony at City Hall and proclaimed today as “Deborah Cox Day” in Toronto. Deborah Cox began her career as a back-up singer for Celine Dion and has become one of Canada’s most celebrated R&B artists, the first Black female Read More…
More than 500,000 people are without power Tropical storm Fiona made landfall in Nova Scotia, Atlantic Canada, around 4 am. After contacting the mainland, Fiona moved west over the Atlantic and became a tropical storm. By this time, Fiona has become one of the most powerful Tropical storms ever to strike the Canadian Atlantic provinces. Read More…
#XIJINPING is Trending on Twitter, which is not the first time the social media has caused alarm by spreading misinformation Xi Jinping is the current President of China and the general secretary of the Communist Party of China. Under his administration, Xi Jinping has made significant attainments in his political and economic policies. However, many Read More…
A two-state solution is possible if both sides understand not everyone gets what the one in a negotiation, but everyone gets something they need. On 22 September, Minister of Foreign Affairs Anniken Huitfeldt chaired a meeting of the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee (AHLC), the international donor group for Palestine, at the UN Headquarters in New Read More…
