At 91 years old, Mikhail Gorbachev, reformist Soviet Union Leader, passed away after influential life. Mikhail S. Gorbachevwas born into a farming family. He worked until 1952 when he ventured to Moscow to attend Law School. While in school, Gorbachev became a part of the Communist party. Gorbachev held many positions and eventually landed the Read More…
There’s a lot of job search advice out there, but most of it is cookie-cutter advice from self-proclaimed experts. You know the advice: “Pursue your passion.” (I’m torn about this advice. My thoughts oscillate between the realities of pursuing a passion versus earning a good living.) “Leverage your network.” “Tailor your resume.” “Resumes shouldn’t exceed Read More…
With System 002/A, most of the ocean’s plastic could be cleared by 2040. On The 18th of August, The Ocean Cleanup deployed new technology to help collect the enormous amount of plastic littering the ocean. The Ocean Cleanups aims to reduce 90% of floating plastic by 2040. They mainly target the atrocity named the Great Read More…
Quebecers head to the polling station in little over two weeks Anglophone Quebecers have a lot of reasons to vote out Premier François Legault and members of his Coalition Avenir Québec party. Legault is viewed as a Premier that is French first, English second, despite appointing himself as the minister responsible for the English-speaking communities. Read More…
Donald Trump’s social media app is facing serval issues that could lead to its demise After being banned from many social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, Trump took to creating his platform to converse. Trump named the app “Truth Social” and publicized the platform as one where people can speak freely and Read More…
Short answer, yes. Long answer, yes A press release is a document that’s used to publicize new products or services to the general public. It’s also used to announce the launch of a product or service and to inform stakeholders about important company news. A press release is brief and often consists of just a Read More…
That Incredible Guy MI’s The Guy studio offering has lived up to its prerelease delights. The concern here is not the ongoing buzz about streams on social media platforms because that is still unfurling and will, perhaps, continue for a long time. The excitement in fans is because MI is beloved in Nigeria’s musical family. This digital Read More…
The awards are a celebration of the beauty of Hip Hop and the contribution to the culture by the Indigenous community The second annual International Hip Hop Awards Show hosted in Winnipeg was another success. A massive win for Hip Hop, an enormous victory for Indigenous culture. The inaugural award show was initially scheduled to Read More…
A Florida judge has unsealed the Department of Justice’s heavily redacted affidavit of the F.B.I search on his Mar-A-Lago compound It has been weeks since the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.I) executed a legal search on the former disgraced U.S President Trump’s Mar-A-Lago compound. That lawful search has seen members of the Republican Party and Read More…
It started when “Legend”, callsign for a former U.S. Army Staff Sgt., returned to Afghanistan to rescue trapped Americans, Afghan allies, Christians and other religious minorities hunted door to door by the Taliban. Jazz [email protected](321) 418-5253 What others call H*LL, he calls HOME: Meet “Legend”, the Afghan-American U.S. army combat veteran on the ground in Afghanistan right Read More…
As Mayor, Ouellette promises to freeze the police budget at $310 million for the next four years. Today Mayoral candidate Robert Falcon Ouellette is proposing significant changes to the Winnipeg Police Services (WPS’). Crime rates in the city are among the highest per capita among all Canadian cities and have branded Winnipeg as the homicide Read More…
Canadian Artic is increasing security with a visit from NATO Secretary General This week, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg met with Prime Minster Justin Trudeau. The trip is a three-day stay from August 24th to the 26th in the Artic with a jammed pack schedule. The group adventured to Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, to spend time Read More…
Notice not to consume any pastry or bakery product sold by Boulangerie Meilleur Qualité Chomedey ltée The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPAQ) advises the population not to consume any pastry or bakery product sold by Boulangerie Meilleur Qualité Chomedey Ltee, located at 4627, boulevard Samson, in Laval, because the products have not been Read More…
Post-secondary students in rural and remote Indigenous communities throughout B.C. will soon have better access to health-care and technology training close to home. The B.C. government is providing Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (NVIT) $3.4 million for the purchase of three modern, innovative and fully equipped mobile training units that offer the latest in health-care Read More…
An estimated 43 million Americans owe $1.6tn in federal student debt. U.S President Joe Biden has cancelled $10,000 in student debt for millions of Americans earning less than $125,000. The loan cancellation is expected to cost the U.S government approximately 362 Billion dollars. An estimated 43 million Americans owe $1.6tn in federal student debt. The Read More…
Mahoney was fatally shot by Windsor, Ont., police in 2018 Dr. Elizabeth Urbantke, Regional Supervising Coroner for West Region, London Office, has announced the date for the inquest into the death of Matthew Mahoney. Mr. Mahoney, 33, died in hospital on March 21, 2018, from injuries following an interaction with Windsor police officers. An inquest Read More…
Weekly fires from vacant properties are keeping Winnipeg Fire Fighters extremely busy Early Thursday morning, around 5 am, Winnipeg Fire Department were dispatched to a fire at 898 Banning Street. According to sources, the home was a vacant property in the city’s West End. The cause of the fire is still under investigation by the Read More…
The Ahousaht First Nation people celebrate the completion of their new wastewater treatment plant Water is a fundamental human right essential to the survival of humanity, whereas Canada’s Indigenous people for decades have been denied that basic right to clean drinking water. Science states that a human being can last three weeks without food but Read More…
It is estimated there are more than five billion mobile devices in use today. Studies predict that by 2025, 70% of internet users will only use smartphones to access the Internet. By: Nick Kossovanhttps://twitter.com/NKossovanSocial Media’s Hack on Journalism, Filmmaking and More Every day, millions worldwide use their smartphones to take photos, make videos, or write Read More…
Winnipeg: Mayoral candidate Don Woodstock proposes a considerable incentive for City Councillors to ditch the self-promotion at the taxpayers’ expense. City Councillors each year get a ward budget of $85,000 to pay staff and expenses and contribute to cuases that are aimed at community improvement. And if they get their way, that allowance will be increased by another $45,000 Read More…
1 Million Rohingya refugees are at point of no return, as crisis marks five years Michelle DelaneySenior Media Adviser to the Secretary GeneralAdvocacy and Media Section, OsloPhone: +47 941 65 579 | [email protected] | | Twitter: @michelledelaneyNorwegian Refugee Councilwww.nrc.no | Facebook | Twitter Today marks five years since one million Rohingya people were forced to flee to Bangladesh from their homeland in Read More…
