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Pressure is mounting on the Legault government to implement new restrictions. After several experts, it is CMQ’s turn to ask Quebec to reconsider recent cuts in health measures, given the growth in variables. Posted on March 27, 2021 at 10:55 am Henri Owlet VizinaJournalism “account [tenu] Regarding the recent development of the epidemic, CMQ is asking the government to reconsider reducing health measures, taking into account the warning signs and the opinion of many experts, “the organization said in a published tweet early Saturday morning. In the prime minister’s office, we remain wary for now. “We will make an assessment…

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Written by Alan TetleySpecial cooperationIn these pandemic times, art and culture play a major role in collective well-being. An interview with Eric Bogold, founding president of the National Gestion 1859 bank and a contemporary art enthusiast.For Eric Bogold, philanthropy is an integral part of corporate and individual social responsibility. “Since the beginning of the epidemic, I have felt a great brotherhood among the population, and it has been my heart to see people hold together and show kindness, each in his own way. Outbursts of generosity, although often overlooked, are expressions of solidarity that deserve to be highlighted, because charitable…

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About this issue Where do the 1,000 or so researchers from Quebec work in the field of oncology? Immunotherapy called “miracle” does it keep its promises? What happens when the medication becomes insufficient? In this issue, we deal with all of these questions, and more, realistically, without feeling complacent. We must bear in mind that scientific progress raises hopes that are not always fulfilled or not fulfilled with the required speed. Our cover demonstrates this unpolished look. Anyone diagnosed with cancer knows that life is losing its luster. For this we chose black and white. Sylvie Lavrancy agreed to be…

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The mining company Teck Coal will face a record $ 60 million fine for dumping pollutants in two rivers in British Columbia. Posted on March 26, 2021 at 5:08 pm Updated at 5:53 pm. Eric Pierre ChampaignJournalism The company was sentenced on Friday after pleading guilty to two counts of unlawfully throwing a harmful substance into the waters that fish frequented. The $ 60 million fine is the highest fine ever imposed by a Canadian court for violating federal fisheries law. The harmful substances were found in the Fording and Elk Rivers in southern British Columbia, between January and December…

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Lassonde Industries has a new president. The Quebec-based fruit juice and beverage giant took advantage of the release of its fourth-quarter and fiscal year 2020 results on Friday to announce that Vincent R. Timbano to take over Rogemont’s business. Posted on March 26, 2021 at 12:01 am Nathael MorissetteJournalism Mr. Vincent R. Timbano said in Friday’s press release, “I am excited by the prospect of working with Natalie Lasund and other members of the management team towards pursuing the achievement of the company’s business strategy.” Lassonde has a strong entrepreneurial spirit, portfolio of high-quality brands and a healthy financial position.…

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Friday, March 26th is a regular day for many people. However, it might be a little more symbolic for around 260,000 Canadians, because it’s Lavender Day. (Lilac day) To support people with epilepsy. Today is the perfect time to discuss and learn more about this neurological problem that remains not well known among the world’s population. That’s what Joanie Gilbert, 27, from Saint-Georges, thinks, who has had to deal with this disease for several years already. “I got my first official diagnosis in August 2018, after an abnormal EEG. It all began in November 2016, after losing consciousness of the…

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Late Groupe Capitales Médias (GCM) retirees, who lost nearly 30% of their pensions, can no longer see the Legault government distribute millions of dollars to Desmarais-linked companies. “We have been swimming in debauchery from the start, and the government is turning a blind eye,” their spokesperson, Pierre Belshat, expressed bitterly to see Quebec loosen its wallet restrictions to help Éelectrique Lion and AppDirect. “They are given“ cancellable loans ”as if they need money. Let’s see! These people don’t need money. This is our tax,” he added after Prime Minister Legolt was also open to financing a baseball stadium. Still not…

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Unable to gain new knowledge in science and technology at school during spring break, children will have access to “ScientifiQ”, a program expected on MAtv from March 4. Over the course of six episodes, Yannick Bergeron, high school science teacher, chemist and author of “Les Débrouillards” will share different content and provide experiences that can be reproduced at home, for young people as well as for their parents or teachers. Plants, plants, planets, natural and magnetic disasters are among the topics to be discussed during these 30-minute meetings where scientists will also demystify their profession. “Introducing a series of educational…

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According to budget estimates, more than 70,000 SMEs are expected to benefit from this measure as of the 2022-2023 fiscal year. He explained that for a company that declares taxable income of $ 500,000, the reduced tax rate should allow it to reduce its tax bill by 20%. At 3.2%, the income tax rate is the same as in Ontario, says Gerrard’s Budget. The document says: “This reduction in the tax burden will have a beneficial effect on Quebec’s economy by stimulating the investment of beneficiary companies in their productive capacities while improving their competitiveness.” Over five years, this measure…

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Three years ago, more than 400 Quebec municipalities signed on Declaration of a state of climate emergency. This is a document in which elected officials commit to recognize the importance of taking action for the planet. Concretely, they are committed to rapidly reducing greenhouse gas emissions in their municipality. It must be remembered that municipalities in Quebec are beginning to feel the effects of climate change: increased frequency of floods, for example, or heat waves amplified by urban heat. Where are they three years later? Isabelle Bourgogne talks about it with: In Kandiak and Shefford, what were the reasons for…

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