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Russia Faces More Sanctions With Annexation Of Parts Of Eastern Ukraine
Reading Time: 2 minutes G7 Foreign Ministers’ Statement on the illegal annexation of sovereign Ukrainian territory Just a week ago, Russia announced it would mobilize 300,000 troops as it plans to hold referendums for joining four of the Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine into the Federation. Kherson, Zaporizhzhia and the highly sought-after Luhansk People’s Republics (LPR) and Donetsk People’s Republics Read More…
Mayoral Candidate Don Woodstock, Proposes Major Changes To Public Safety
Reading Time: < 1 minute If elected, Woodstock would work to impose a zero-tolerance approach and mandatory imprisonment for those uttering threats Winnipeg Mayoral Candidate Don Woodstock held a press conference to denounce a series of death threats sent to him in the wake of comments made at an all-candidates debate. In light of the recent threats, Woodstock promised to Read More…
Skylene Gladue, Setting The Fashion World On Fire With Nipîy Iskwew Designs
Reading Time: 3 minutes Nipîy Iskwew Designs is the hottest brand in clothing across Canada If you were to ask people where is home to the hottest emerging fashion designer in the world, they would likely respond Paris, London, Milan or New York, but they would be wrong. The hottest emerging fashion designer is a Canadian named Ms. Skylene Read More…
September 30, Is Canada’s National Day For Truth And Reconciliation
Canadians across the country will use today to try to understand and reflect on the nation's history with its Indigenous people On June 21, 2010, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the second International Day of Truth and Reconciliation. This day aimed to shed light on past atrocities and promote peace, equity, and justice. In 2008, Canada became the first of the G8 countries to adopt a nationwide Truth and Reconciliation Commission. This commission aims to investigate allegations of past wrongdoings and recommend solutions for any current inequalities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians. In 2020, Canada's Minister of Heritage, Steven Guilbeault, announcedGhosting, Not Hearing Back is Your Answer
Back in the day, maybe still today, at the end of an audition, Hollywood producers would say, "Don't call us; we'll call you." If you didn't hear back, you didn't get the gig. Not hearing back was your answer. Maybe hiring managers should end their interviews with, "If you don't hear from us by Friday, presume we've moved on to other candidates." I'd prefer to know the interviewer's communication context rather than assuming I'll hear back either way or worse, being told I'll hear back in a few days and not hearing anything. The term ghosting—not hearing back from the company after an interview—was born in
National Day Of Mourning In Canada To Bid Farewell To Queen Elizabeth II
The national day of mourning will be left up to the provinces to make a decision if they will be observing the day Canada declares Monday, September 19, 2022, as a national day of mourning for the passing of former Queen Elizabeth III. The National Day of Mourning will be recognized as a national holiday by the civil service of Canada, and employers across the country are also invited to participate. With the announcement, several provincial governments have opted out of making Monday a national holiday. Provinces such as Quebec and Ontario believe students have missed enough school from the pandemic and
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Iran: Needless Deaths & Arrests Won’t Address the Place of Headscarves in our Shared Humanity
Reading Time: 3 minutes Iran: Needless Deaths & Arrests Won’t Address the Place of Headscarves in our Shared Humanity Ms. Amini’s death has pushed many in Iran to protest barricades and further riled women thirsting for freedom to the wall. The recent death of a 22-year-old woman in Iran in the aftermath of detention by the country’s “morality police” Read More…
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Racism Continues To Be The Bedrock Of American Politics
Reading Time: 2 minutes The election of Trump took the shame out of being closeted racists Racism has been a part of American history from its very beginning. In the early 19th century, abolitionism was a major movement in the United States, and many regarded abolitionists as racists. At that time, racism was associated with the Democratic Party, and Read More…
