Raye wins record six awards at Brit Awards 2024 in London

Raye wins record six awards at Brit Awards 2024 in London

Singer and songwriter Raye won a record six awards at the Brit Awards on Saturday in London, including artist and album of the year. You can’t imagine what this means to me, she said, moved to tears, as she received her award for album of the year, her grandmother by her side. Almost unknown a … Read more

Doudounegate: Controversy over Regional Council Down Jackets Made in Bangladesh

Doudounegate: Controversy over Regional Council Down Jackets Made in Bangladesh

A real Doudounegate. Scoffed by the Nantes socialist Christophe Clergeau for the down jackets ordered in the colors of the Pays de la Loire Regional Council but manufactured in Bangladesh, President Christelle Morançais was able to count on the involuntary support of Florence Dabin and the elected officials of Maine-et-Loire. They too wore down jackets … Read more

Power Outage Hits Haute-Côte-Nord: Nearly 500 Homes Without Electricity in North Shore

Power Outage Hits Haute-Côte-Nord: Nearly 500 Homes Without Electricity in North Shore

You are browsing the Radio-Canada website Go to main contentGo to footerNavigation helpStart of main content Open in full screen mode Some 500 homes were deprived of electricity Thursday morning in Haute-Côte-Nord (archives). Photo : Radio-Canada / Marc-Antoine Mageau Radio-Canada Published at 1:31 p.m. UTC Listen to the article Feature being tested Speech synthesis, based … Read more

Revealing the Hidden Blosne Stream: Rennes Métropole’s Plan to Uncover the Neglected Waterway

Revealing the Hidden Blosne Stream: Rennes Métropole’s Plan to Uncover the Neglected Waterway

Many of the residents who live there probably don’t know it. But the popular district of Blosne takes its name from the stream that flows at its feet. The watercourse, which has its source in Domloup, is clearly visible in certain municipalities such as Chantepie but disappears completely from the landscape as soon as it … Read more

Quebec Mayors Call for Change in Hostile Political Climate

Quebec Mayors Call for Change in Hostile Political Climate

The mayor of Saguenay, Julie Dufour, believes, like the resigning mayor of Gatineau, France Bélisle, that the political climate must change. In her speech Thursday morning to announce her departure for health reasons, France Bélisle mentioned that municipal elected officials in Quebec must increasingly face problems, many of which are linked to interpersonal relationships. It … Read more

Taylor Swift Tops Global Sales in 2023, Making History Again

Taylor Swift Tops Global Sales in 2023, Making History Again

New crown for Taylor Swift: the American singer topped global sales in 2023, for the fourth time since the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) compiled this ranking. This is the eleventh time that this list has been compiled, based on an artist or group’s worldwide sales over the past year, across all formats, … Read more

Staff Shortage Crisis in Pharmacy Departments on North Shore Health Establishments

Staff Shortage Crisis in Pharmacy Departments on North Shore Health Establishments

The staff shortage is hitting pharmacy departments hard in health establishments on the North Shore. In emergency rooms in the region alone, there is a shortage of approximately 34% pharmacists, according to the Association of Pharmacists of Health Establishments of Quebec (APES). This is a generalized trend, according to the head of the pharmacy department … Read more

Rail Workers Union Warns of Potential Strike, Threatening Public Safety & Shipping Industry

Rail Workers Union Warns of Potential Strike, Threatening Public Safety & Shipping Industry

The union that represents more than 9,000 workers at Canada’s two largest rail companies says public safety is at stake as collective negotiations are currently stalled and a potential strike looms. On Friday, Canadian National (CN) and Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) asked the federal Minister of Labor to appoint a conciliator in negotiations for … Read more

Sexual Harassment in Canadian Workplaces: Statistics Canada Report

Sexual Harassment in Canadian Workplaces: Statistics Canada Report

According to Statistics Canada, nearly one in two women and more and more than a third of men who responded to a recent study say they have been sexually harassed or assaulted in their workplace. According to study data released Tuesday, 43.8 per cent of Saskatchewan workers say they have experienced harassment in their workplace … Read more

Indigenous Fisherman Cody Caplin Faces New Charges of Illegal Fishing in New Brunswick

Indigenous Fisherman Cody Caplin Faces New Charges of Illegal Fishing in New Brunswick

Indigenous fisherman Cody Caplin, a member of the Eel River Bar First Nation, was in Provincial Court in Campbellton, New Brunswick, Monday morning to answer new charges of illegal fishing. Cody Caplin was already accused of several offenses under the Fisheries Act, including fishing for lobster outside of the legal season in Chaleur Bay, near … Read more