(Quebec) Days after another incident involving the Mont-Sainte-Anne gondola, opinion is divided on the plan to revive the mountain. The mayor of Beaupré is urging Quebec to agree on a reinvestment plan with Alberta’s manager Resorts of the Canadian Rockies

Europe 1 with AFP 4:21 p.m., December 12, 2022modified to 6:33 p.m. December 12, 2022 THE ESSENTIAL G7 leaders, meeting for a virtual summit on Monday, decided to set up a “platform” in charge of “coordinating financial aid” to Ukraine,

coral ouch In the latest update of its Red List of Threatened Species, the World Conservation Union (IUCN) highlights the accelerated disappearance of several marine species, including corals and dugongs – a marine mammal. “Marine species face a storm of

OTTAWA — The Department of Defense said Thursday it was reviewing several contracts awarded to an Ontario company that has ownership ties with China as part of a broader government review of China-Ottawa’s ties with Sinclair Technologies. “We are investigating

There will be no format change from 2022, with qualifying on Friday to determine the starting order for Saturday. The sprint race will account for a third of the lap count of Sunday’s main event, with the rider finishing first

PARIS: Voices from the past, some crackling and, according to the public prosecutor, the outlines of a corruption pact: Talks from 2014 between Nicolas Sarkozy and his lawyer Thierry Herzog were publicly broadcast for the first time on Tuesday during

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S&P/TSX index futures were up 0.1% as of 06:55 ET, while their US counterparts were muted. [.N] Canada’s benchmark index posted its biggest one-day percentage decline in four weeks in the previous session, dragged down by the energy sector after

It’s hard to get in the holiday spirit when Mother Nature doesn’t either. With the rainy downpours of the past weekend, many people are wondering if they will have a white Christmas or if the tree and grass will match.

A Manitoban who speaks only English makes an average of $49,080 compared to $54,450 for a person who speaks French and English. Someone working only in French makes an average of $31,650. However, average salaries vary from province to province.