Author: Maria Gill

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Two separate outbreaks were detected in the province, one in Saint-Laurent-du-Var and the other in the municipalities of Saint-Jeanette, Gatier and La Gaude.a growing number. As of September 26, 57 authentic cases of dengue have been identified in mainland France according to the Data from Public Health France. Of these, 32 are in the Alpine Maritimes, spread over four municipalities in the arrondissement.The first outbreak was recorded in several neighboring municipalities: Saint-Jeanne (20 cases), Gatier (11 cases) and La Gaude (one case). The department’s second outbreak was in Saint-Laurent-du-Var, where eight cases were identified.’Ongoing’ outbreaksFor the two outbreaks, Public Health…

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reading time : 3 Minutes In light of recent data from the 2021 census, is it time for the federal government to adopt a francophone immigration program separate from general immigration? Experts in la Francophonie, francophone organizations and the economic community want this and are calling for a reorganization in Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Last week, Immigration Minister Sean Fraser released his government’s plan to increase French-speaking immigration into the country and reach the unprecedented target of 4.4%. The latter proposes making Express Entry more flexible by expanding the pool of available French-speaking candidates as well as reviewing…

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Music therapy is sometimes used to relieve chronic pain. It is assumed that the work of music is mainly aimed at reducing people’s stress, which indirectly affects the feeling of pain. But does music have a more direct effect on the perception of pain? Yes, answer Wenjie Zhou, of the University of Science and Technology in China, and colleagues, at least in mice. To better understand the effect of music on pain, the team exposed mice with sore paws to three types of sounds: a piece of classical music, a lower-rhythmic rearrangement of the same piece, and a white noise.…

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A Canadian study estimates that half of the benefits of economic growth will soon be devoted to repairing the damage caused by climate change. Then the situation will quickly deteriorate, unless we succeed in slowing the warming of the climate, but also make efforts to adapt to it. Climate change will cost the economy more and more over the next few years, the Canadian Climate Institute (CCI) warns in a report officially released on Wednesday and authorized reduce damage. The damage they already do in terms of property destruction, accelerated consumption of infrastructure, preventable disease and loss of life is…

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Nuclear fusion is the primary function of our sun. Unlike fission, which powers nuclear power plants, fusion has the advantage that it does not produce waste, but has the drawback that requires conditions that are difficult to reproduce outside our star: the confluence of deuterium and tritium nuclei, which “fuse” in helium nuclei, requires a temperature of at least 100 million degrees. Plasma is then formed, a state of matter whose density must be sufficient and permanent – so that other atomic nuclei continually meet and fuse. Theoretically, we then get an inexpensive and inexhaustible power supply. It is recognized…

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Image credit: Visit Montreal / Eva Bleu The Retail Council of Canada, Cadillac Fairview, Hudson’s Bay Company, Global Blue Group, Quadrial Realty Group, Triple Five, Aldo Group, Birx Group and Harry Rosen are calling on the Government of Canada to create a visitor tax rebate (RTV) program to stimulate economic recovery. This program will allow international buyers to recover GST as well as regional sales tax on purchases they take with them at the end of their trip to Canada. According to the coalition, this measure would increase the number of visitors to the country and the amount of money…

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The agency specializes in the main current and future challenges facing HR professionals: employee resilience, talent attraction and retention, digitization of operations and corporate social responsibility. With its ability to anticipate, Tomorrow Theory embarks on a very technical topic for Web 3 and its attributes such as NFTs, blockchain, metaverses or even artificial intelligence… the general public. However, they justify significant digital developments and constitute a new wave of digitization of human resource uses and management. In this area, the coming real technological wave is not well perceived by the players. “The gap is rapidly widening between organizations that are…

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Keeping inflation at reasonable levels is clearly an important goal, but this key rate increase came at a really bad timing. In fact, 62% of small and medium-sized businesses are still collapsing under the weight of their pandemic debt, which amounts to an average of $158 thousand. It is increasingly expensive to do business in Canada. High operating costs, high interest rates and labor shortages are putting SMEs in a difficult position,” warns Simon Goudreau, chief economist and vice president of research at CFIB. Nearly a third of small and medium-sized businesses (32%) plan to increase prices by 6% over…

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It’s funny, guilty. It lands one day in our skies, and by the time we humans can see its tail, it disappears into the depths of the universe. Without leaving a return address or date. It will be in 10, 100, 1000, or 10,000 years… So, if there is a celestial body that brilliantly illustrates an unexpected subject chosen for the thirteenth edition of the Night of the Scholars, it is indeed comets, of which Sarah Anderson is a specialist.This wealthy 27-year-old researcher from the Uttenham Institute in Besançon is preparing to defend her thesis about a comet, a comet…

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When he was in the Parti Québécois, François Legault issued a warning: “If there is a slowdown or a recession, Quebec will bring Canadian federalism to its knees,” while the Sovereign promised him the opposite of better days. Alliance leader Avenir Quebec estimates there is now a 50% chance of Quebec’s economy entering a recession, but that doesn’t stop him from believing that federalism remains more beneficial. Needless to say, the increased need for political stability in times of economic uncertainty also makes him argue that it is best to leave an experienced team “with both hands at the wheel”.…

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