The White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner is an annual event held in Washington, D.C., usually in late April or early May. The dinner brings together journalists, media personalities, and politicians to celebrate the importance of a free press and raise money for scholarships for aspiring journalists. Last night’s dinner was no exception, with President Joe Read More…
Proportional Representation (PR) has been a topic of much debate and discussion in Canadian politics. The idea of proportional representation is simple: instead of a winner-takes-all system, seats in Parliament are allocated proportionally to the number of votes each party receives. While this may sound like a fairer system, many governments and politicians have been Read More…
NORTHLAKE TEXAS., April 25, 2023 – QuadraByte, a global provider of data, AI, integration, and blockchain solutions, announces Patrick Copeland as Chief Legal Officer effective April 24, 2023. Mr. Copeland joins QuadraByte from Chamblee Ryan, P.C. (Dallas, Texas), one of the top litigation firms in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex for over 20 years. As Chief Read More…
Today, Skills Canada Saskatchewan kicks off its annual skills competition, with apprentices, post-secondary students, and high school students from across the province competing in more than 25 categories for medals and the chance to represent Saskatchewan at the Skills Canada National competition. This event marks the first time the competition has been held in person Read More…
Canadian Minister of Transport Omar Alghabra today announced the launch of a new call for proposals under the Oceans Protection Plan’s Abandoned Boats Program. The program aims to remove abandoned and wrecked vessels in Canadian waters, which can cause harm to the environment and public safety. The Canadian government is taking further action to remove Read More…
Today, the Canadian Government announced a historic investment into research initiatives for various post-secondary institutions across the country. The strategic research initiatives have been chosen to receive the $1.4 billion in funding from the Canada First Research Excellence Fund (CFREF) are diverse and wide-ranging. From genomics to clean shipping, from electrifying communities to tackling child Read More…
The entertainment industry is mourning the passing of Jerry Springer, the former mayor and talk-show host who passed away peacefully at his home at the age of 79. Springer had a long and storied career in politics and entertainment, impacting both fields. Born in London, England, in 1944, Springer moved to the United States with Read More…
Carolyn Bryant Donham, a woman who accused 14-year-old Emmett Till of making sexual advances towards her and whistling at her, leading to Till’s brutal murder, passed away at the age of 88 due to cancer, as confirmed by Megan LeBoeuf, chief investigator for the Calcasieu Parish coroner’s office. Her death provides an opportunity for reflection Read More…
In recent news, the United States House of Representatives has increased the debt ceiling to $1.5 trillion dollars, but not without some major concessions and political maneuvering. The Bill was passed with razor-thin margins of 217-215 votes and was loaded with what many are calling “poison pills” that the GOP says would cut spending by Read More…
The right to bodily autonomy is a fundamental human right, and access to safe and legal abortion is integral to that right. However, as abortion rights are under threat across the United States, there is a growing need to protect and defend abortion rights in other regions as well. The Manitoba NDP is taking action Read More…
A major operation has been carried out by the Czech, Finnish and Hungarian authorities in coordination with Europol and Eurojust, leading to the arrest of 13 human traffickers responsible for forcing over 400 women into sexual labour. The network recruited victims primarily from the Czech Republic and transported them to Finland and other Scandinavian countries Read More…
Do you fear losing your priceless possessions? Do you want to understand how to retrieve them effectively? From material items like jewelry, gadgets, and antiques to intangible possessions like intellectual property, papers, and data, valuable assets can be anything. It can be upsetting, expensive, and time-consuming to lose these assets. However, if you act quickly Read More…
Money is an essential part of our lives, and it plays a significant role in our relationships, particularly in romantic relationships. While it may not be the most romantic topic, it’s crucial to understand how money impacts our relationships and how to manage it effectively to build and maintain happy and healthy partnerships. In this Read More…
Appointed premier of Manitoba dreams of privatization.
Today, the government of Canada proposed new legislation to amend the Criminal Code and the Sex Offender Information Registration Act to make the National Sex Offender Registry stronger and improve the criminal justice system’s response to victims’ needs. The proposed changes include responding to a Supreme Court decision by making changes to the automatic registration Read More…
On April 26, 1986, the world witnessed one of the most devastating nuclear disasters in history when reactor number four at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in the former Soviet Union exploded, causing widespread radioactive contamination in the surrounding areas. This year marks the 37th anniversary of the disaster, which has left a lasting impact Read More…
UEFA Women’s Champions League Final: Ticket Sales to Resume May 15 “UEFA urges all football fans to refrain from purchasing tickets or hospitality packages from unauthorized sellers, agents or websites, as such tickets may be counterfeit or invalid and an unaware purchaser may be refused admission to the stadium.” Ticket sales for the UEFA Women’s Read More…
The Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution is often referred to as the most powerful amendment that nobody talks about. Passed by Congress in 1789 and ratified in 1791, it is the last of the amendments that make up the Bill of Rights. In simple terms, the Tenth Amendment establishes that any power, law, Read More…
On April 25, 2023, President Joe Biden officially announced his candidacy for re-election, with Vice President Kamala Harris as his running mate. There were doubts that Biden would seek another term and rumours of a potential change in a running mate, but those were put to rest as the president made his announcement to a Read More…
Iconic singer, actor, and activist Harry Belafonte passed away Tuesday afternoon at the age of 96. Belafonte, who was known for his powerful voice and charismatic stage presence, left a lasting impact on the music world and beyond. Belafonte died peacefully at home from heart arrest, surrounded by his loved ones. Belafonte’s career spanned over Read More…
Today, the Government of Canada has concluded the framework of its policy update on the restriction of advertising of food and beverages to children, citing the negative impact that such ads can have on children’s health. Most of these ads promote unhealthy foods, which contribute to excess intakes of sodium, sugars, or saturated fat, which Read More…
“A man’s gotta know his limitations.” – Clint Eastwood as Dirty Harry in Magnum Force (1973) Last Wednesday, Gil Penalosa, who finished 2nd in last October’s Toronto mayoral election with 98,525 votes, announced he decided not to run in the current June 26th byelection. Instead, Gil has decided to endorse Oliva Chow in hopes of uniting the Read More…
Millions of people in North Central America are currently living in war-like levels of violence. This crisis is affecting Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador, and it is shattering lives and exacerbating humanitarian needs. Almost one in three people in North Central America is in urgent need of aid, yet the international community continues to overlook Read More…
Early Mondy Morning, CNN fired long-time anchor Don Lemon, surprising many viewers and colleagues who had followed his 17-year tenure at the network. Lemon, who had been a popular figure in CNN’s primetime lineup, announced the news himself on Twitter, stating that he had learned about his firing through his agent. “After 17 years at Read More…
Fox News has been a staple of conservative media since its inception in 1996. Over the years, the network has built a reputation for promoting the right-wing ideology and often controversial hosts. One such host, Tucker Carlson, has been a polarizing figure on the network for years. However, his recent firing marks the end of Read More…
French President Emmanuel Macron is not only the head of state of France but also holds the unique distinction of being one of two Co-Princes of the small European country of Andorra. This shared monarchy with Spain’s bishop Joan Enric Vives I Sicília is a unique arrangement that has been in place for centuries. Andorra Read More…
The President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, is currently on a visit to Canada, and the Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, is set to participate in an expanded bilateral meeting with him throughout the morning. This meeting is an opportunity for both countries to strengthen their relationship and discuss important issues that affect both nations. However, despite Read More…
Hyattsville, MD. Home Genius Exteriors is delighted to announce that it has earned both the Product Excellence and MVP Top Performer awards at the 2023 Owens Corning Roofing Platinum Preferred Conference in Scottsdale, AZ. These coveted awards acknowledge top performers of the Owens Corning Roofing Platinum Preferred Contractors, which represent the top 1% of the Read More…
The situation in Sudan is rapidly deteriorating, and foreign diplomats are acting with a sense of urgency to evacuate their embassies and citizens from the country. Full-scale military assaults are happening in the city of Khartoum, with jets bombing buildings to shreds, and the political conflict is exacerbating the suffering of the people of Sudan. Read More…
Throughout history, there have been numerous instances of book burning, a practice that involves destroying books through fire or banning them by removing them from shelves or being taught. While some books with appalling content are harmful to society, banning or burning them is a controversial topic that raises many questions about the role of Read More…
Redlining is a term that has become increasingly common in discussions of racial inequality and social justice in America. It refers to the practice of denying loans, insurance, and other financial services to people based on the racial or ethnic makeup of the neighbourhood in which they live. This practice has a long and disturbing Read More…
The Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) has been on strike now for five days with no contract in sight. The union is demanding a 13.5 percent raise over three years, while the government has offered a nine percent increase. This disagreement has resulted in a war of words between Treasury Board President Mona Fortier Read More…
On Friday afternoon, Little Grand Rapids First Nation hosted a grand opening ceremony for its new Winnipeg Sub Office at 919 Notre Dame Avenue earlier in the afternoon. Members of the community attended the ceremony, and Chief Oliver Owen received his headdress during the event. The council members received blankets from community members as a Read More…
Today, April 22nd, marks Earth Day – a day dedicated to raising awareness about environmental issues and promoting sustainable practices. Earth Day is an annual event celebrated around the world, with millions of people coming together to participate in various activities and initiatives that promote a healthy planet. The first Earth Day was celebrated in Read More…
The Ontario government has announced plans to create the province’s first urban provincial park in the Township of Uxbridge. This new park in the Oak Ridges Moraine would provide opportunities for people and families to enjoy the area’s natural beauty, including hiking and birdwatching while strengthening local wildlife’s long-term protection and health. The park would Read More…
Winnipeg is known for its cold and snowy winters; however, this year’s snowfall has been particularly challenging for the residents of the city. Just days after a major snowstorm, the city has been blanketed by even more snow, leaving Winnipeggers wondering if spring will ever come. The snow had completely melted only a week ago, Read More…
The B.C government has announced it will be significantly expanding skills training for employment programs to provide greater opportunities for those who are facing barriers to entering the workforce. The investment of $44.5 million over three years will help nearly 7,500 people across the province gain the skills they need to secure meaningful and promising Read More…
On Wednesday afternoon, Republican State Rep. Scotty Campbell, who had voted to expel Tennessee representatives for speaking out against gun control, abruptly resigned from his position. This news comes after the House Ethics Committee found Campbell guilty of sexually harassing multiple interns in March of this year. Despite the committee’s findings, Campbell was never reprimanded Read More…
The current state of the Tennessee House of Representatives is one of despondency and dysfunction. This comes in the aftermath of the recent expulsion of the youngest two black members of the GOP-led legislature for advocating for stricter gun control in the wake of a mass shooting that took place at Covenant Elementary School. The Read More…
Today, SpaceX’s Starship successfully lifted off its launchpad in Texas. The 90-minute test flight aimed to push the spacecraft further into the atmosphere and land it back in the Pacific Ocean. However, it ended up exploding mid-flight, which was unexpected for everyone. The incident shocked the aerospace industry, as this was supposed to be a Read More…
Minneapolis, MN – April 20, 2023 – Hair loss and thinning isn’t just a cosmetic concern. It affects an individual’s self-confidence. For those seeking an alternative solution to costly hair transplants, Amadeuz Studio – Barbershop & Men’s Salon, owned by Leonel Chavez, is now offering scalp micropigmentation (SMP). “This new service will help men and women Read More…
Yemen, one of the poorest nations in the world, has once again witnessed a horrific tragedy. On Thursday, 20th April, a stampede occurred in the capital city of Sanaa, leaving at least 85 people dead and hundreds injured. The incident took place when people were gathered to receive food and money from a charity event Read More…
On day two of the Public Service Alliance of Canada’s (PSAC) strike, approximately 155,000 workers at 250 locations across Canada continued their walkout. The strike comes after months of negotiations between the union and the federal government, which have failed to reach an agreement on wages and work-from-home arrangements. The government had recommended a 9% Read More…
China’s announcement of its successful 6G telecommunication technology development has sent waves through the tech industry. The news comes just a few years after the country launched the world’s first 6G communications test satellite in November 2020. While many countries are still struggling to implement 5G technology, China is already paving the way for the Read More…
India is known for its rich cultural heritage, diverse geography, and its rapidly growing population. According to recent estimates, India’s population is set to overtake China’s population three months earlier than the United Nations timeline of July 1st. India’s estimated population hovers around 1.429 billion people, with China at around 1.426 billion, roughly 3 million Read More…
4:20, also known as “Weed Day,” is a term commonly used by cannabis enthusiasts around the world to celebrate and advocate for the legalization of marijuana. The origins of 4:20 can be traced back to a group of high school students in California who, in the early 1970s, would meet up at 4:20 PM to Read More…
Tantrums galore.
Dominion Voting Systems has secured a landmark victory in its defamation lawsuit against Fox News. The news organization agreed to a settlement before the trial began, which will see them pay Dominion $787.5 million. This settlement marks a significant win for Dominion, who had initially sought $1.6 billion in damages. Dominion filed the defamation lawsuit Read More…
In the United States, the LGBTQ2 community continues fighting against inequality and discrimination, especially in politics. According to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and LGBTQ advocacy group Freedom for All Americans, nearly 670 anti-LGBTQ bills have been filed in all 50 states since 2018 by Republican politicians. These bills are demeaning, targeting, and serve Read More…
Spanish authorities, with the support of Europol, have arrested 50 people involved in the trafficking of large quantities of hashish and cocaine to the European Union via the African route. The investigation lasted one year and resulted in the seizure of five tonnes of hashish and two tonnes of cocaine. The operation was a significant Read More…
In today’s highly partisan political climate, the idea of voting for an independent candidate can seem risky, even foolhardy. Many people assume that such candidates have no real chance of winning and that a vote for them is a wasted vote. Others worry that independents lack the support, resources, and experience needed to govern effectively. Read More…
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) has decided to suspend its primary Twitter account after the social media platform labelled it “Government Funded Media.” The move comes as part of Twitter’s efforts to increase transparency and accountability for media outlets, particularly those that receive government funding. For CBC, the decision to suspend its primary Twitter account Read More…
The Ontario government is launching new initiatives to boost math, writing, and reading skills for students across the province. With an investment of more than $180 million, the government says it aims to provide targeted support both in the classroom and at home to help students develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed Read More…
The Republican Party, also known as the GOP (Grand Old Party), has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. Historically, the GOP has been known for its emphasis on limited government, fiscal conservatism, and a strong national defence. However, in recent years, the party has shifted away from these core principles and instead has embraced Read More…
The role of ethics bodies in Canadian politics has been a topic of debate for years. While these commissions and committees were established with the intention of ensuring that politicians and public servants are held accountable for their actions, many argue that they have no real teeth and serve more as a public shaming tool Read More…
Award-winning filmmakers Fansu Njie and Christopher M. Allport, have teamed up once again, now as authors, to stun readers with an epic action-adventure story in their upcoming novel, Senja Chronicles. Swedish-born Njie, and Allport a native of Los Angeles, have completed nearly a decade of research and writing — with their motto to never give up. Senja Chronicles is the first epoch of Read More…
Creative Rocket Ship in Utica, MI offers creative and effective digital marketing services to businesses who don’t want to hire a full-time website developer, graphic designer, video editor, branding expert, or social media marketing expert. Hiring qualified employees in all these positions would add hundreds of thousands to your annual payroll. Depending on your situation Read More…
A recent study by Europe-wide SCORE group, in partnership with the EU drugs agency (EMCDDA), has released its latest findings from the largest European project in the science of wastewater analysis. The project analyzed wastewater samples from a record 104 European cities from 21 countries to explore the drug-taking behaviours of their inhabitants. Daily wastewater Read More…
Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull recently made a bold statement on NBC’s The Reid Out about media mogul Rupert Murdoch, labelling him “the most dangerous person to American democracy, more dangerours than Vladimir Putin.” Turnbull’s comment surprised many, as he equated Fox News, which is owned by Murdoch’s News Corp, to someone “screaming fire Read More…
In a significant development for Indigenous Peoples in Canada, five British Columbia First Nations have reached a settlement with the provincial and federal governments on Treaty Land Entitlement claims. The settlements resolve long-outstanding claims that these First Nations did not receive all of the lands owed to them under Treaty 8, which they signed in Read More…
Campaigning for an unforeseen Toronto mayoral by-election on June 26th is underway. As expected, candidate outreach through social media is becoming increasingly important. Do candidates no longer knock on doors and hold town halls? It is not a stretch to say that social media has increased political engagement and polarized users, with most online political Read More…
Early Saturday morning, a deadly conflict erupted in the country of Sudan between the paramilitary and army forces commanded by Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Dagalo has accused the Sudanese army of initiating the conflict. Meanwhile, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, commander of the nation’s army, has disputed Dagalo’s claims Read More…
The testimony of Prime Minister Trudeau’s Chief of Staff, Katie Telford, has brought to light the dangers of wedge politics and divisive rhetoric to Canada’s stable democracy. The opposition leader and right-wing echo chambers have created a narrative that the Prime Minister is untrustworthy and does not have Canadians’ best interests at heart. However, the Read More…
A true account of the deadly terrorist attack at the Owo Church in Nigeria Steve Ogah visited Owo, Ondo state, in the aftermath of the Pentecost Sunday terror attack of June 5, 2022. Church services have now resumed in the parish after a long break that lasted 10 months. To commemorate the reopening of the Read More…
The recent leak of Pentagon documents suggests that Russians are outflanking Ukrainians in the current war with no end in sight. The Pentagon’s admission of a lack of ammunition on the end of Ukraine has sparked concerns about the true nature of the ongoing conflict. While the US government has portrayed the war as winnable Read More…
The constant infighting within the Republican party has set up a motion to vacate, which creates an uncertain future for Kevin McCarthy as the Speaker of the House of Representatives. After 15 rounds of voting, McCarthy was elected as the Speaker, but with the motion to vacate in place as a stipulation by his colleagues Read More…
Today, British Columbia added a new cross-ministry office of the Indigenous Justice Secretariat to address the overrepresentation of Indigenous Peoples in the justice system and Indigenous children and youth in care. This commitment was outlined in the BC First Nations Justice Strategy, which is designed by and for Indigenous Peoples to reform the colonial justice Read More…
The Manitoba NDP made significant progress for families by passing the second reading MLA Amanda Lathlin’s bill for paid bereavement leave for grieving parents. The bill would allow parents to take up to three days of paid leave following a miscarriage or stillbirth. This compassionate legislation is a step forward in supporting parents during these Read More…
Manitoba celebrates its first-ever Turban Day as part of Sikh Heritage Month. This significant event was held at the Manitoba Legislature, where the Turban Day Act was passed in 2021. The celebration took place during the fifth annual Sikh Heritage Month in the province, marking a momentous occasion for the Sikh community and the province Read More…
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders recently signed a bill imposing a minimum age limit of 18 years for most social media usage, with exemptions for YouTube, Microsoft, LinkedIn, and other cloud-based services. The bill aims to give parents greater control over Facebook, TikTok, and Snapchat, popular social media platforms among young people. While some people Read More…
Patriarch Bechara Boutros Al-Rai, the head of the Maronite Church in Lebanon, has used his Easter sermon to call for the expulsion of Syrian refugees from the country. This has raised many eyebrows and generated widespread criticism from human rights organizations and activists across the globe. The call for expulsion comes at a time when Read More…
UEFA to Begin Root-and-Branch Inspections of Bids to Host Euro 2028 & 2032 Some European countries have shown interest and readiness in hosting European soccer championships billed for 2028 and 2032. Bid documents have been submitted to UEFA, and the football body announced yesterday: “UEFA today received three bid dossiers from member national associations interested Read More…
Today, Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC), one of Canada’s largest unions, has voted in the majority to strike said president, Chris Aylward. This unprecedented move by the union could lead to one of the largest strikes in Canada’s history, affecting over 120,000 federal workers represented by PSAC, who have been without a contract since Read More…
Fans to Participate in Burna Boy’s 2023 UEFA Champions League Final Kick Off Show by Pepsi® “for the first time ever, fans have the opportunity of a lifetime to be a part of the performance and can visit the @PepsiGlobal TikTok channel for more information.” A recent media document by the Union of European Football Read More…
Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, reiterated Canada’s support for Ukraine in its efforts to defend itself against the Russian invasion during Tuesday’s meeting with Ukraine’s Prime Minister, Denys Shmyhal. The visit resulted in several announcements, including additional military aid to Ukraine sourced from Colt Canada, an arms and course manufacturer with an additional $2.4 billion loan Read More…
Enterprise Digital Engagement Platform Extends its Technology to Deliver the Experiential Human Component Required for the Future of Work. San Jose, CA – April 12, 2023 – Engagez, a global leader in digital engagement and online event, meeting, and campus solutions, today announced that it has been included in The Forrester Wave™ for B2B Event Management Read More…
Tuesday’s signing between Canada and the First Nations Child and family well-being Services is a significant achievement in Canada’s reconciliation with its Indigenous communities. The agreement empowers the Founding First Nations to take control and jurisdiction over child and family services for their Members and future generations. This agreement will bring life to Awaśak Wiyasiwêwin, Read More…
Mexico’s political system is distinct in many ways, and one of the most notable features is the absence of a vice president. The last time Mexico had a vice president was in 1911 when President Francisco I. Madero took office. Vice President José María Pino Suárez conspired with General Victoriano Huerta to overthrow President Francisco Madero in Read More…
Appointed Premier Danielle Smith tries to bend the law in Alberta.
April 10, 2023, the Nashville Metropolitan Council made a bold move by reinstating Justin Jones as the representative of House District 52. This decision came after Jones was one of two Black men expelled from the Tennessee house of representatives for calling for stricter gun control in the aftermath of a deadly shooting at Covenant Read More…
Today, Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mélanie Joly, will welcome Gordan Grlić Radman, Croatia’s Minister of Foreign and European Affairs, to Canada from April 11 to 14, 2023. The two ministers will meet to discuss various topics, including the provision of support to Ukraine, maintaining stability in the Balkan region, commercial ties, and the Canada-European Read More…
Pembroke Pines, FL – Housing Foundation of America, Inc., a nonprofit housing counseling organization (“HFA”), announced today the Grand Opening of a new branch, located at 1717 N. Andrews Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311. With the opening of this office, HFA’s branches add up to six, with other locations throughout the Tri-County area in South Florida. Read More…
The US dollar has been the world’s dominant reserve currency for the better part of a century. The dollar has served as the medium of exchange for international trade and the primary currency for international financial transactions. However, the US dollar’s position as the world’s reserve currency is facing significant challenges from various sources backed Read More…
The world of politics is an interesting one, full of intrigue, power struggles, and behind-the-scenes negotiations. Politicians are often portrayed as being at war with each other, with parties and ideologies clashing in public debates and televised speeches. However, the reality is often quite different. Behind closed doors, politicians have amicable working relationships, and the Read More…
Shamsia Hassani, the first graffiti artist in Afghanistan and an internationally renowned artist Ramadan is a special time of the year for Muslims all around the world, a time of reflection, charity, and gratitude. It is also a time to honour the achievements of those who have significantly impacted their communities. One such person is Read More…
The UK government is set to announce a series of measures aimed at cracking down on the illegal sale of vapes to under-18s. The measures, which Health Minister Neil O’Brien will announce in a speech at Policy Exchange on April 11, will include the establishment of a new ‘illicit vapes enforcement squad’ backed by £3 Read More…
The city of Los Angeles is grappling with a homeless crisis that has left close to 70,000 people living on the streets and in tents that line the city blocks. Housing justice advocates from the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) and its housing division, Healthy Housing Foundation (HHF), have issued a $100 million matching challenge to Read More…
South Korea, The Ministry of Health and Welfare in South Korea announced the launch of “The 1st Comprehensive Plan for Development and Support for the Medical Devices Industry (2023~2027)” with the vision of turning Korea into a global medical devices export powerhouse. This comprehensive plan is the first mid- to long-term strategy established according to Read More…
Human rights are fundamental to our existence as human beings. They are the cornerstone of our dignity and the basis of our freedom. Yet, in the United States, human rights are under attack, particularly by the Republican Party at all levels of government. The assault on women’s rights, in particular, is nothing short of blasphemy. Read More…
On Friday, April 7, 2023, a large protest took place in downtown Winnipeg and outside the Winnipeg police headquarters in response to the tragic discovery of Ms. Linda Mary Beardy’s remains in the Brady Landfill. The death of Ms. Beardy, a mother and member of the Lake St. Martin First Nation, is yet another heartbreaking Read More…
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” – Maya Angelou How you end an interview is more important than how you began and performed throughout the interview, within reason, of course. Yes, making a great first impression Read More…
Magic act
Today, April 7, marks another sombre anniversary of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. This tragic event left an estimated 500,000 to 662,000 Tutsi dead and tens of thousands that were injured, raped, and displaced. It is important to reflect on the causes of the genocide, its consequences, and the state of the Read More…
Over one million people in Quebec were without power due to a massive snowstorm that recently hit the region. Environment Canada has reported that Montreal received 37 millimetres of freezing rain at the beginning of the storm, causing widespread damage to power lines and leaving homes and businesses in the dark. As of now, roughly Read More…
On Holy Thursday, Pope Francis made a powerful and symbolic gesture by washing the feet of 12 young people from different countries, including Muslims and Orthodox Christians. The gesture was particularly significant because it occurred in a juvenile detention center Casal del Marmo prison, where many young people have been abandoned by their families and Read More…
UK Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick has announced a new crackdown to prevent illegal migrants from accessing banking services. Starting today, data sharing with the financial sector will commence to deter illegal migration and prevent individuals from profiting from services they are not entitled. It is widely acknowledged that having access to a current account can Read More…
Late Thursday afternoon, Canada deployed a Royal Canadian Air Force CP-140 Aurora Air Detachment to Japan to support the implementation of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) sanctions imposed against North Korea. The deployment is part of Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy and demonstrates Canada’s commitment to promoting peace and stability in the region. As part of Read More…
On a tragic day just over a week ago, a mass shooter indiscriminately fired off 152 rounds with an assault rifle and 9mm handgun at Covenant Elementary School, killing three children and three adults before being killed by police. This was just one of the 132 mass shootings that have occurred in America since the Read More…
Cost of Living Adjustment
French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent trip to China has been seen as a crucial step towards strengthening the strained relationship between the two countries. With an estimated 600,000 to 700,000 French expatriates living in China, the visit highlights the significance of the two nations’ economic, cultural and diplomatic ties. Last year marked the first time Read More…
The Okanagan Indian Band recently held a Water Celebration to celebrate the completion of their water systems improvement project, marking a significant achievement for the community. After years of struggling with inadequate water reservoir capacity and elevated levels of manganese in their water system, community members can now breathe a sigh of relief. The completion of this Read More…
Group Nordik, a Canadian spa and wellness center, emailed their customers on Wednesday morning about a potential data breach. According to the email, a non-authorized third party may have accessed clients’ personal information who received gift certificates from one of Group Nordik’s spas. The breach occurred between November 4, 2022, and February 27, 2023. The Read More…
The world is changing rapidly, with new technologies emerging every day. One of the most significant technological advances in recent years has been the development of artificial intelligence (AI). However, as with any new technology, AI has its fair share of critics, including Elon Musk and others within the tech industry who have called for Read More…
It’s a thought experiment that might sound extreme, but what if all the women in Afghanistan left the country to the Taliban? Would the men finally appreciate women as equals and stop treating them like domestic slaves made for reproducing? Unfortunately, the answer is likely no. The women in Afghanistan have been subjected to brutal Read More…
New Canaan, Connecticut – (Bardstown, KY) April 5, 2023 – Proof & Wood Ventures has launched a limited-edition whiskey that touches several continents and countries. The Globe is a rye whiskey, distilled in Poland in 2013 from a mashbill of 100% rye. This was first aged in French oak barrels, then transported to Kentucky and aged Read More…
Dr. Al Zahrawi, is considered the father of modern surgery As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, it is important to remember the contributions of Muslims throughout history. One such person is Doctor Al Zahrawi, also known as Al-Zahrawi or Albucair, a Muslim physician who lived during the Islamic Golden Age. Born in the city Read More…
The Prime Minister of Canada’s official residence, 24 Sussex Drive, is one of the most iconic buildings in the country. It has been the home of every Canadian Prime Minister since 1951 and has hosted countless world leaders and dignitaries over the decades. However, the residence has been closed and unoccupied since 2015 due to Read More…
Employee retention represents your ability to keep your workers under contract, thus creating a more stable and efficient workforce. Reducing turnover has always been a high priority for companies due to the fact that it increases productivity, accelerates growth and success, and reduces overall costs. But ever since the pandemic, an increasing number of employees Read More…
How Switzerland Clinched Hosting Rights for UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 Switzerland outflanked France, Poland, and the Nordics(Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden) Switzerland has clinched the hosting rights for the prestigious UEFA women’s EURO soccer tournament billed for 2025. Switzerland outflanked other bidding countries in yesterday’s keenly contested voting process in Lisbon, Portugal. A statement from Read More…
Misconceptions and over-compliance with international sanctions have created severe obstacles for the Afghan business community, causing ongoing suffering for millions of people. A new report commissioned by the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) found that while Afghanistan should be open for business, banks continue to restrict businesses’ access to financial services, even for essential goods like Read More…
On 30 March 2023, Brazilian law enforcement, with the support of Europol and other European law enforcement authorities, coordinated to bring down one of Brazil’s most active drug trafficking organizations responsible for shipping multi-tonne shipments of cocaine from Paraguay to Europe. This was a significant victory in the war on drugs as the criminal group Read More…
The duplicity of Trump supporters accusing Alvin Bragg and the Manhattan District Attorney of weaponizing the justice system is a testament to the power of right-wing echo chambers and their ability to create and perpetuate false narratives. It is well documented that Trump has abused the justice system more than any other president in recent Read More…
Winnipeg, The discovery of the remains of Linda Mary Beardy in the Brady Landfill is yet another tragic and heartbreaking development in the ongoing issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, two spirits, and gender-diverse people in Canada. Ms. Beardy, a mother and member of the Lake St. Martin First Nation, was found deceased Read More…
Manhattan, Donald J. Trump, the former President of the United States, surrendered to the Manhattan District Attorney’s office, becoming the first U.S. President to be officially charged with a felony. Trump’s surrender to the Manhattan District Attorney’s office was a significant event, marking the start of what could be a long legal battle for the Read More…
Jully Black, the Juno-winning R&B singer, was recently honoured by National Chief RoseAnne Archibald and AFN Knowledge Keepers with a Blanketing Ceremony and Eagle Feather for her performance of the Canadian National Anthem at the NBA All-Star game. Black, who is known for her powerful voice and soulful performances, made a bold statement during her Read More…
Poker has always been a game of skill and chance, with the potential to earn a significant amount of money for those who are skilled enough to play it. In recent years, online gaming has become a major industry, and poker has become one of the most popular online games. In this article, we will Read More…
Dover, Delaware and Lod Israel/April 4, 2023/ AdOM Advanced Optical Technologies is a commercial stage ophthalmic, medical device company focused on developing and commercializing medical devices to help assess ocular surface diseases and other ophthalmic medical conditions. Today AdOM announces there will be three presentations related to the current commercialized Tear Film Imager (TFI) at Read More…
Finland officially became the 31st North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member, marking a significant milestone in the country’s history and its relationship with the Western military alliance. For Finland, joining NATO is a matter of military security and a significant step in its foreign policy and geopolitical positioning. The decision to join NATO was not Read More…
OPEC has been accused of price fixing and manipulating the world oil markets for profits In a surprising move, OPEC announced an unannounced cut of oil production from 2 million to 1.16 million barrels a day, causing gas prices to skyrocket. The current price of oil sits at around $70 per barrel and is expected Read More…
The National College Women’s Basketball Championship game between Iowa State and LSU was the highest-rated women’s basketball game in history. It was a significant moment for women’s sports, as it demonstrated the growing popularity and interest in women’s basketball. However, amidst the excitement and celebration, controversy arose over a gesture made by Angel Reese, a Read More…
Dennis King, the leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island, has won a decisive second term as Premier in the last night’s provincial election. King came into the election with a slim majority, holding 15 of the 27 seats, while the Green Party held eight and the Liberals, who previously held government, Read More…
On April 3, 2023, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law a bill that would allow individuals to carry concealed firearms without undergoing a background check or training. The move comes just days after yet another mass shooting in America, highlighting the absurdity and lack of sensitivity on the part of DeSantis and other pro-gun Read More…
El Shazly broke barriers for being the first Hijabi Ballerina Ramadan is a time of reflection, celebration, and togetherness for the Muslim community. It is a month-long period of fasting, prayer, and devotion that is observed around the world. In honour of this special occasion, we would like to celebrate Engy El Shazly, the first Read More…
Jeremy Hansen, a Colonel and CF-18 pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force, is set to make history as the first Canadian astronaut to orbit the Moon. Hansen will join three American astronauts, Christina Hammock Koch, Victor Glover, and G. Reid Wiseman, on the Artemis 2 mission, which is expected to launch in November 2024 Read More…
Hassan is an iconic Canadian Comic that continues to bring laughter to the faces of people from around the world Ali Hassan is a Canadian comedian who has made a name for himself by delivering hilarious performances that resonate with audiences of all backgrounds. In honour of Ramadan, it is important to recognize Ali’s impact Read More…
The daily committee hearings in the U.S. Congress have become a source of daily comedic relief for many Americans, thanks to the antics of Republican representatives such as Marjorie Taylor Greene, Jim Jordan, Lauren Boebert, and Speaker Kevin McCarthy. However, their behaviour is not a laughing matter, as it has effectively turned a serious process Read More…
Newfoundland and Labrador are taking a major step forward in expanding the scope of practice for Registered Nurses (RNs). The province’s Ministry of Health and Community Services has announced amendments to regulations that will allow RNs to prescribe medications and order laboratory and diagnostic screening tests. The changes will also give RNs the ability to Read More…
LiveArt to partner with iv gallery and Digital Nativ LA, pioneers of the web3 art space, who historically released the first drops from Beeple, WhIsBe, BossLogic, and Billelis. 3rd April, 2023 LiveArt, a global art platform and community of over 400,000 people backed by Animoca Brands, Binance Labs, and Kucoin Labs, today announced an exclusive partnership with iv Read More…
On March 31, 2023, the Association of Ontario Midwives (AOM) announced the ratification of a new one-year funding agreement with the Government of Ontario. The agreement provides an investment of $16 million to increase compensation and expand access to midwifery services in the province. The funding agreement aims to increase patient-centred midwifery care, provide easier Read More…
Canada Commits to Federal Framework for Autism Spectrum Disorder Today, April 3, 2023, marks World Autism Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness and promoting acceptance of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) worldwide. This day was first observed in 2008, after the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution on November 1, 2007, which was later Read More…
Assia is a content maker on YouTube, a Moroccan young woman born in the nineties, married and a mother of two children; she was recently famous for providing content that cares about all women’s concerns about makeup, modern cooking recipes, and old and modern women’s clothes. She also shares with her channel followers some routine Read More…
Announcing the 2023 African Writers Awards The grand prize for this award is $500, an Amazon ebook publishing contract, and a scholarship We are excited to announce three writing awards for African writers, organised by Writers Space Africa (WSA). These awards offer a fantastic opportunity for writers to showcase their talent and creativity while inspiring Read More…
Firnas is widely regarded as the first inventor of the flying machine Ramadan is a time of reflection, gratitude, and celebration for Muslims around the world. During this holy month, it is important to remember the contributions of Muslims to science, technology, and innovation. One such Muslim figure who made a significant impact in the Read More…
The Canadian government has made a massive move in Budget 2023 by announcing that Canada Student Loans and Canada Apprentice Loans, including those currently being repaid, will become permanently interest-free. This announcement marks a significant step towards making post-secondary education more accessible and affordable for Canadians. For years, students and apprentices have been burdened with Read More…
What started as a call for awareness and action by legendary musician Erykah Badu has been perverted into a tool of hate by Republican and Conservative politicians and the right-wing media. “Truth Requires No Belief. Stay Woke. Watch Closely. #FreePussyRiot” was a message Tweeted by Badu on 9:56 AM · Aug 8, 2012 and was Read More…
The eagerly awaited sportfishing season in Nova Scotia kicks off on April 1st, 2023, with many lakes and rivers opening up for recreational fishing. The season is an exciting time for both seasoned and novice anglers and an opportunity to experience the great outdoors while enjoying some quality time with family and friends. Steve Craig, Read More…
Given the ever-increasing number of would-be candidates making pre-nomination announcements, it does not take a mathematical wizard to predict that whoever wins the upcoming Toronto mayoral by-election on June 26th will have received at most 20% of the votes. John Tory was not challenged by a notable candidate in the past two elections. Now with Read More…
Image Credit, Doreen Corbey Stir-frying, a technique renowned for its speed and health benefits, offers a delightful way to whip up a satisfying meal in a flash. This dynamic cooking method involves tossing small pieces of meat or vegetables over high heat, ensuring a quick sear that preserves nutrients while delivering a burst of flavour. Read More…
Ottawa – For decades, there has been the notion that the earth is round, and many attempts continue to disprove and suppress the findings of the Flat Earth Absurdum Society. For centuries, those with reasonable and credible knowledge of the earth, “scientists,” have been using facts, complex mathematical equations, physics and astrological finds to make Read More…
