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TORONTO – Sembra stabilizzarsi la situazione-Covid in Ontario e Quebec: in entrambe le province, ieri sono stati registrati meno di 600 nuovi casi…
Ontario, da oggi parte il Green Pass
TORONTO – Tra chi non aspettava altro e chi arriccia il naso il D-day è arrivato. Da oggi, infatti, entra in vigore in Ontario il Green Pass che rende obbligatoria la vaccinazione completa per gli abitanti della provincia per poter accedere a molte attività non essenziali…
Ontario, tomorrow the Green Pass goes into effect
TORONTO – Between those who were waiting for nothing else and those who curl their noses, D-day has arrived. From tomorrow, in fact, the Green Pass comes into force in Ontario that makes complete vaccination mandatory for the inhabitants of the province in order to access many non-essential activities. Continue reading→
Status update of Covid-19 cases worldwide
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Here we provide a daily update of the data available for select countries and jurisdictions as of September 21, 2021, at 4:00 pm EST.
On Tuesday, health officials in the Philippines logged 16,361 new infections, pushing the total number of confirmed positive cases passed 2.4 million. Of the cumulative total number of cases, 91.3% are considered recovered. In the last 24-hours, Covid-related deaths increased by 140, bringing the total number of fatalities to 37,074.
Alberta, 4,633 cases in three days. Sos in Saskatchewan
EDMONTON – While in Ontario and Quebec the situation seems to be improving day by day – or at least, it appears stable – Alberta and Saskatchewan are in full emergency. Continue reading→
Ontario and Quebec under 600 infections a day
TORONTO – The Covid situation seems to stabilize in Ontario and Quebec: in both provinces, less than 600 new cases were recorded today. Continue reading→
The real outcome of election night
TORONTO – Election day – the last one – seems already so far away. It was a momentary distraction from our everyday lives, a pattern that has come to define as Canadians. We like to be left alone to pursue whatever and any interruption is merely that, a brief pause lasting no more that the 15 minutes required to place an x beside someone’s name. Continue reading→
The election paradox: everyone lose, the only winner fails to get elected
TORONTO – So many losers, a single winner who, paradoxically, cannot even get elected and remains outside parliament. These are the main data that emerge from Monday’s election. The leaders of the main parties in the race have failed miserably in their main objectives, while the parliamentary balance between the parties remains virtually unchanged. Continue reading→
Everything as before: Liberal minority Government
TORONTO – Everything as before. The outcome of the 2021 elections does not change the balance of power that characterized the last legislature by a comma. We will have, just as in the last two years, a Liberal minority government led by Justin Trudeau, in his third term after the victories of 2015 and 2019. In support of the new executive there will be 158 deputies compared to the 157 elected in the previous electoral round. Continue reading→
Canada stays the course with a minority Government
A 36-day federal election campaign culminates with a not so surprising finish. The Liberals are headed back to parliament with a minority Government.
In a costly election, estimated at $610 million, with Conservatives and Liberals nearly tied for weeks, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, failed to win the required 170 seats for a majority in the House of Commons.
