Author: Maria Gill

The survey, conducted by phone and online, showed that Canadians favor bilingualism across the country. You think having two official languages Contributes positively to the international image of the countryin addition to being One of the facts that really sets Canada apartIt makes sense that French and English have equal status because the two languages ​​are part of the country’s history. And they are 86% of those surveyed over the phone to say to themselves Personally in favor of bilingualism for all of Canada And 75% of the participants are online. The main advantages of bilingualism, for respondents, are improved…

While mRNA-based vaccine solutions have emerged very quickly to manage the epidemic caused by SARS-CoV-2, these solutions have logistical limitations (storage at -20°C, use within 6 hours) that do not allow their widespread dissemination. In addition, the immune sterilization prevents the vaccinated person from transmitting virus (A virus is a biological entity that requires a host cell to use…) There is no in this day (The day or day is the interval between sunrise and sunset, which is…). A rapidly adaptable vaccine platform that could be widely deployed was proposed in the review Molecular therapy.An adenovirus-inspired particle (ADD) was modified…

Climate change will cost the Canadian economy dearly. (Photo: 123RF) guest blog. Is it too late to combat climate change? A tiny percentage of Quebecers, i.e. 29% according to scan liger for Canadian Press and 17% according to Climate Action Barometer 2021, I think so. Whatever the opinion of the pessimists, the scientific data proves that there is still time for action. The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) shows: The global warming limit targeted by the Paris Agreement of 1.5 ohC could be reached as early as 2030. However, there is some hope for the…

Basically, it is not wrong to say that young people are, on average, less ill than old people and that they have fewer symptoms of illness. Is this a good reason to avoid vaccination? The experience of recent months also shows that parents often have questions about the long-term effects of vaccines on their offspring. This explains why the vaccination rate for Quebecers aged 5 to 11 reached its peak at 58%, two months after the COVID vaccine was green-lighted for this age group. Canadian Association of Science Reporters and Health Researchers science first organized this week webinar On the…

The Trudeau government declared emergency law on February 14. (Photo: Getty Images) Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has rescinded enforcement of the emergency law, 10 days after it was called in for the first time in Canadian history. “Now things are back in order, the barriers and the occupations are over,” he said immediately during a press conference to announce this. “Today, after carefully examining the situation, we see that we are no longer in a state of emergency. (…) We now consider that the laws in place are sufficient to ensure the safety of the residents.” The Prime Minister is…

The flu epidemic is receding slightly in France, but some regions are still seeing an increase, such as Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Corsica and Ile-de-France, according to the weekly report from Public Health France on Wednesday. Read alsoIs Covid-19 ‘Twice’ More Deadly Than Flu? In the seventh week of the year,A slight decrease in most influenza indicators was observed in mainland France’, with case’by regions“The health agency notes in a press release.”There was an increase in influenza indices in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Corsica and Ile-de-France and a decrease in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur and central Val-de-Loire”, specify.”Indicators were stable in other regions“Metropolitan, according to Public Health France.…

the book. What happens in the brains of actors when they perform? From this simple question, Anouk Grinberg makes a material out of a rich reflection of illusion, as our contemporaries did. Starting with a discussion with neurologist Lionel Naccache, she led the investigation in her book Inside the minds of the actors (Odile Jacob, 2021). “Today, neuroscience gives us fascinating knowledge about what goes on inside us: nothing is as we think,” announce. Because he plays comedy, he summons into himself all of humanity. “By lying well, the actors carry life, and that fascinates me, she explained. We use…

Two Innu women, who grew up in the Nunavik Youth Protection System, filed a class action lawsuit Tuesday against the governments of Quebec and Canada over what they alleged were decades of illegal and discriminatory underfunding of youth protection and other essential services for the children who live there. Nonavik. • Read also: Boarding schools: Fifty graves discovered in Saskatchewan • Read also: At least 142 Quebecers have died from the cold in the past six years Lucy Tokaluk and Tanya Jones consider themselves DPJ survivors in Nunavik. “I am taking action today because I want justice for my people…

An imbalance in the vaginal flora can be the cause of a miscarriage. © Adobe Stock The vaginal flora consists of 100 million to 1 billion microorganisms per milliliter of vaginal secretions. According to a new study, an imbalance of these microorganisms could be responsible for miscarriage. We explain to you. One in ten women had a miscarriage According to a new study in English, published in Medicine BMCChanges in the vaginal flora can lead to miscarriage. These include infections caused by these changes in the bacteria that will be responsible for this end Pregnancy. Thus, these findings “could provide…

The costs incurred by Canadian entrepreneurs in complying with government regulations are steep, but much lower than their American counterparts, according to a report by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). The report released Tuesday notes that government regulations in Canada cost small businesses in Canada $7,310 a year per employee, the same amount they have cost in recent years. In the United States, small and medium-sized businesses cost $11,904 per employee. According to the CFIB, paperwork costs Canadian companies $11.3 billion and U.S. companies $167.5 billion annually. Small and medium-sized businesses in Canada are said to spend approximately…