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Read More >>>“Project Brisa”: Toronto Police seize $61M worth of drugs, 20 people charged
Twenty arrests and the seizure of cocaine, methamphetamine and marijuana worth $61 million, in what Toronto police call the largest drug seizure in its history. This is the result of an investigation dubbed “Project Brisa” that lasted for six months focusing on an international drug-smuggling ring: over a thousand kilograms of drugs were transported to Canada from Mexico and California in the hidden compartments of trucks with modified trailers. Continue reading→
Homofobia, o Vaticano contra o projeto de Lei-Zan “A liberdade de pensamento dos católicos em risco”
Pela primeira vez, o Vaticano pede oficialmente ao governo italiano que emende um projeto de lei, aludindo à Concordata, o “pacto” que regula as relações entre o Estado italiano e a Igreja Católica. 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 June 22, 2021 at 5:15pm EST.
On Tuesday, coronavirus cases in India surpassed 30 million after health officials logged nearly 30,000 new infections. Of the cumulative total, 96.5% are considered recovered. Since yesterday, Covid-related deaths increased by 393 bringing the country’s death toll to 389,661.
Flexibilizan las restricciones de viaje sólo para ciudadanos y residentes

La espera para poder viajar desde y hacia Canadá parece estar cada vez más cerca, pero aún seguirá cerrada la frontera para visitantes extranjeros. Son miles los latinoamericanos con deseos de viajar a Canadá, pero Ottawa advierte que sus nuevas pautas de viaje sólo se han flexibilizado para los ciudadanos. Continue reading→
Canada relaxes travel restrictions only for citizens and residents

The wait to be able to travel to and from Canada seems to be getting closer, but the border will still be closed for foreign visitors. Thousands of Latin Americans want to travel to Canada, but Ottawa warns that its new travel guidelines have only been relaxed for citizens. Continue reading→
Hesitancy and confusion towards mixing Moderna and Pfizer
TORONTO – Hesitancy is growing toward mixing Moderna and Pfizer vaccine in Ontario. As was widely expected, the unavailability of the Pfizer covid-19 vaccine due to a late supply and the decision by Ontario health authorities to replace it with Moderna prompted thousands of people to cancel or postpone the appointment date for the second dose. Continue reading→
Halaga nang Wifi’s
May isang emplado tawagin natin sa pagalan na Susie, pumasok para maga trabaho nakita na walang wifi. Tumawag siya sa kompania nang tulong pero walang sumasagot.
Sa madali niyang pag iisip nakakuha siya nang kanilang email sa selular na telepano. Pero kunti lang ang magagawa nang selular telepano para paandarin ang isa opisina sa buong araw pang samantala.
“Wifi’s Worth”

An employee, let’s call her “Suzie”, showed up for work only to find that the Wifi was out. She phoned Tech support, but no one was in.
Thinking quick on her toes, she managed to get some emails across by turning on “Cellular Data” in her cell phone. But there is only so much you can do to keep the company afloat for a regular work day by buying time on one’s cell phone. Continue reading→
London vai sediar os Jogos de Verão do Ontário de 2024

O governo provincial anunciou esta terça-feira (22 de junho) que a cidade de London vai sediar os Jogos de Verão do Ontário de 2024 e receber um auxílio financeiro, enquanto cidade anfitriã, de até 1 milhão de dólares. Os jogos de 2020, que originalmente estavam programados para acontecer em London e adiados para 2021 devido à pandemia da COVID-19, não vão avançar. Numa altura em que o Ontário procura reabrir de forma segura e gradual, o governo provincial justifica a decisão tomada para proteger a saúde e o bem-estar de todos os habitantes do Ontário, incluindo todos os participantes, voluntários e funcionários envolvidos na realização dos Jogos do Ontário. Continue reading→
London to Host 2024 Ontario Summer Games

The provincial government announced this Tuesday (June 22) that the City of London will be hosting the 2024 Ontario Summer Games and will be provided with a hosting grant of up to $1 million. The 2020 games, which was originally scheduled to take place in London and postponed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will not proceed. At a time when Ontario seeks to reopen safely and gradually, the provincial government justifies its decision to protect the health and well-being of all Ontario residents, including all participants, volunteers and staff involved in hosting the Ontario Games. Continue reading→


