Author: Maria Gill

DrDuring this test Hot fire From the main stage of the missile, the four RS-25 engines ignited for eight minutes, burning 2.6 million liters of fuel pumped into the tanks, simulating the launch stage.The test takes place at the Stennis Test Center in Mississippi (south). This would have been accomplished for two hours, starting at 3 PM (Quebec time). The trial failed in JanuaryAt the end of January in a similar test, the engines stopped running much earlier than expected, after just over a minute of ignition.In the aftermath of the accident, the US Space Agency declared that no “major…

Are these measures sufficient to put an end to the deteriorating health situation? Thursday, as France faces a new boom in Coronavirus pandemic, first Minister Jan Castex Advertise Create a new four-week containment In 16 provinces, including Ile-de-France. In the program, in particular: it is allowed to stroll only “within a 10-kilometer radius” around the house, with a certificate, but “without any time limit.” Is it enough to get out of this third wave? Europe 1 has contacted several professionals, and they welcome the content of these new measures in any case. Dominic Costagliola, an epidemiologist at Inserm, says he…

Written by Godlove Kamoa, Local Press Initiative The Canadian Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED) provides this support to the Network of Future Community Development Companies (SADC) and Business Assistance Centers (CAE), to PME Montreal and to eight regional organizations to provide financing or technical assistance services to companies in need. To meet the liquidity needs of SMEs and businesses in rural communities experiencing cash flow strains, PME Montréal will receive $ 12 million in support and the network of CFDCs and chief audit executives will benefit from two additional contributions totaling $ 28.4 million. About $ 3.4 million is…

(Ottawa) CEO and owner of MDC Canada’s immigration consulting firm, Dave Allon, apologizes after publishing an article by his company claiming that one of the downsides to newcomers who have settled in the country is that there are “several people who speak French”. Posted on March 18, 2021 at 12:27 pm Updated at 13:19 Joel Dennis BellavansJournalism On Thursday, Mr. Alon wrote in a statement on his company’s website: “I personally am a proud Canadian who speaks French and grew up in Montreal and was personally offended by the publication of this article. He explained that this fatal error arose…

Astronomers, astrophysicists, engineers … there are a lot of them and we don’t know them very well. These environments are those in which it is still difficult to find a place, however, without them, it would be difficult to imagine space travel, the first lunar missions in the past, or today, a robot on Mars. Isabelle Bourgogne raises a little veil on these mysterious figures, in the company of: Could a woman like Farah Ali Bey be a role model for young women interested in science? And what about Jennifer Sady GibbonsA mechanical engineer who’s being recruited as a future…

Canadians Michael Spavor (left) and Michael Coffrig are accused of spying by China. Photo: Facebook After more than 27 months in prison in China, Canadians Michael Coffrig and Michael Spavor will be on trial for espionage. The arrest of Kovrig and Spavor is widely seen in the West as an act of retaliation by Beijing for the arrest of a Chinese businesswoman in Canada accused by the United States of committing multiple economic crimes. Covrig and Spavor were arrested in China on December 10, 2018 – nine days after Huawei Technologies’ chief financial officer, Ming Wanzhou, was arrested on landing…

Dengue fever in the reunion The epidemic is accelerating with 21 municipalities involved Of 1is being As of March 7, there have been 435 confirmed cases of dengue fever. The epidemic is accelerating on the island, with 21 municipalities involved, hospitalizations and emergency corridors are also increasing. The spread of the virus is increasing in the west (Le Port, Saint-Paul, and La Possession) and new clusters of cases have been identified in the south (Saint-Joseph, Tampon, Etang-Salé and Saint-Denis). Since February 15th, vector control in ARS has been supported by teams from SDIS. With the recently observed dengue outbreak intensifying,…

(Ottawa) Conservative Party leader Erin O’Toole insists it is not in Canadians’ interest to hold federal elections until the epidemic is over and the majority of the population will not be vaccinated. Posted on March 17, 2021 at 6:44 pm Joel Dennis BellavansJournalism But recent statements by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau show that he will try to call elections in the spring. Mr O’Toole will take advantage of his party’s national conference, which kicks off Thursday and will effectively gather 5,500 participants, to prepare his forces for a possible spring reconnaissance. Evaluating the chances of such a scenario being 75%,…

The “House of Knowledge” is like a collection of stories. Beautiful stories that tell the living in all its freshness. But also, in all its complexities. Arch to marvel at the world’s treasures. In this new episode, let’s take the direction of Australia and fly to meet those who, from the sky, have blazes of light: the black kite, the whistle kite and the brown hawk.Find out why the Australian raptors learned to tame fire in this latest episode of Monsters of Science.The Children. We admire them – and we fear them at times – because of their extreme eyesight,…

A majority of Quebecers oppose a tax policy that blocks access to a low income tax rate for small and medium-sized companies in the service and construction sectors, when they pay less than 5,500 hours of work per year for all of their employees. This is according to a survey conducted by Léger on Wednesday on behalf of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). In fact, 75% of Quebecers say they oppose such a “unique” tax policy in Canada. “The people of Quebec are very sensitive to injustice, and today, they are sending a clear and clear message to…