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Over 330 new mines by 2035 for electric vehicle batteries
A firm estimates that a best-case scenario of 336 new mines will need to open by 2035 to meet demand for minerals for electric vehicles. Growing demand for electric vehicle […]
“Alberta is Calling”: A Campaign to Attract Ontario Workers
Image taken from the Alberta government's “Alberta is Calling” promotional campaign, aimed in particular at Toronto workers. No sales tax to pay, affordable homes, a connection to nature are some […]
Negotiations at Radio-Canada: tentative agreement approved by STTRC members
The members of the main union of the French network of CBC/Radio-Canada accepted Sunday the tentative agreement recommended to them by the union leadership. The 2,800 members of the Radio-Canada […]
10% of executives have left CPEs since the start of the pandemic
It's not easy to be an executive in one of the province's 950 early childhood centers in 2022, according to the Association of CPE Executives of Quebec. Its director general […]
Wall Street ends sharply lower, Dow Jones at year-end low
The Wall Street trading floor on Friday The New York Stock Exchange ended sharply lower on Friday, dragged down by the angst of a recession caused by the sharp monetary […]
In the midst of a media storm, the boss of the World Bank does not want to let go of the bar
David Malpass, President of the World Bank World Bank (WB) President David Malpass has been under fire since the beginning of the week, accused of being “climate skeptic”, a reproach […]
Inflation: Britain's new government goes on the offensive
The Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, Kwasi Kwarteng, intends to administer a shock to the economy of his country struggling with annual inflation of more than 10% and a major […]
COVID-19: Washington urged to ease border measures | Coronavirus
The Trudeau government will announce on Monday the abandonment of the last three measures in force at the borders, in particular the presentation of proof of vaccination. US lawmakers call […]
Ottawa runs $6.3B surplus from April to July
Ottawa says program spending is down about 20% year over year. The federal government posted a budget surplus of 6. $3 billion for the first four months of its 2022-2023 […]
Canada's tipping culture is flawed, experts say
The new payment methods would partly explain the increase in tips. Canadians are often asked to tip in restaurants, but for some experts this practice which invites customers to pay […]