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Read More >>>Will the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing be cancelled by Canada?
Canada launched a machine that contributed to the cancellation of the Tokyo Olympics in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Continue reading→
A panel in Canada to review the coup in Argentina
Much has been written and said about that dark age. Now it is time to make a recount and balance of the last Argentine dictatorship from Canada. Continue reading→
Revisan en Canadá el Golpe de Estado en Argentina
Se ha escrito y hablado mucho acerca de aquella época oscura. Ahora toca hacer un recuento y balance de la última dictadura de Argentina desde Canadá. Continue reading→
Status of Covid-19 cases, a different perspective
[GTranslate]Over one year living through a global pandemic and life marches on for nearly 7.8 billion people worldwide. Governments around the world have adopted various infection prevention measures to mitigate the spread of Covid-19. Thus far, more than 125 million cases have confirmed positive, roughly 1.6% of the global population. Continue reading→
Air Canada will soon begin flights to Jamaica, Mexico and Barbados
Air Canada will resume some routes to Jamaica, Mexico and Barbados in early May after Canadian airlines stopped all flights to solar destinations in January at the request of the federal government. However, Air Transat will not resume the flight until June. Continue reading→
Air Canada emprenderá pronto el vuelo a Jamaica, México y Barbados
Un Airbus A220 de Air Canada prepara su despegue. Foto cortesía de Air Canada
Air Canada reanudará algunas rutas a Jamaica, México y Barbados a principios de mayo, luego de que las aerolíneas canadienses detuvieran todos los vuelos a destinos solares en enero a solicitud del gobierno federal. Sin embargo, Air Transat no retomará el vuelo sino hasta junio. Continue reading→
Ontario budget 2021: deficits until 2029
[GTranslate]TORONTO – Fight against Covid and protection of the economy. It is along these two tracks that the 2021 Budget presented yesterday at Queen’s Park by Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy develops. Continue reading→
Ontario government allocates $106 million to universities and colleges but left off of list Laurentian University
[GTranslate]The Ontario government goes to the aid of colleges and universities by allocating $106.4 million, but Laurentian University won’t get a penny. Continue reading→
In Ontario 1,571 new infected and 10 more deaths
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TORONTO – March 24, 2021: Canada yesterday stood at 944,772 positives for Covid-19, an increase of 3,748 more cases than in the previous 24 hours. The number of victims – nationwide – yesterday reached 22,753 total deaths, 23 more than on Tuesday. Continue reading→
