Month: July 2020
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stories
Ontario cuts ties with WE Charity, citing “serious questions” over scandal allegations
The Government of Ontario has announced it will be cutting ties with WE, the now-infamous organization enveloped in Prime Minister…
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Foreign Affairs
Former ministers say Trudeau government’s international blunders cost security council seat
“Canada embarrassed itself by changing a vote [on Israel] to curry favor with Islamic World,” according to former Foreign Minister…
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gaspesie
A vision of the future that is becoming clearer for the Arthur-Bergeron bridge in the MRC de La Mitis
The MRCRegional county municipality will take possession of the bridge within three to five years, when another is built by…
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gaspesie
Drought sows despair among agricultural producers
The regional presidents of the Union des producteurs agricoles have met urgently encountered Friday to take stock of the dry…
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gaspesie
Demanding customers in hotels for fear of COVID-19
Even on vacation, some guests remain fearful of COVID-19 and have special requests, especially regarding the disinfection of their room.…
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gaspesie
The Madelinots demand priority seats aboard the Ivan-Quinn
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Transport Canada has halved the capacity on ferries. This means that residents of Entry Island,…
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Opinion
Be Aware of Canada's Security – with Tom Quiggin
Be Aware of Canada’s Security – with Tom Quiggin Anything on this page or my YouTube channel is my donated…
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covid19
Economic activity down 15% since February despite recent rebound: StatsCan
The Canadian economy continues to struggle because of the coronavirus lockdown, despite growth in May and June according to Statistics…
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feature
Trudeau throws the public service under the bus
Justin Trudeau appeared before the finance committee to testify on the WE Charity scandal. Trudeau skirted responsibility, played the role…
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gaspesie
PQ leadership race: Sylvain Gaudreault visits the Madelinots
Until Monday, Sylvain Gaudreault will crisscross the Madelinot archipelago in an attempt to gain support in the race for the…
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immigration
Migrant worker charged with first-degree murder of fellow employee on Ontario farm
A migrant worker has been charged with first-degree murder after a Guatemalan man’s body was discovered in a farmer’s field. …
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Opinion
FUREY: Exploring Canada during the lockdown
The lockdown is making travelling abroad very difficult for many Canadians. But this might not necessarily be a bad thing.…
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gaspesie
New cases of COVID-19 identified in Gaspé, but not elsewhere in Eastern Quebec
Two cases of COVID-19 were added to the toll in Eastern Quebec on Friday, all recorded in Gaspésie – Îles-de-la-Madeleine.…
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gaspesie
New increase of 2 cases of COVID-19 in Gaspésie and the Islands
Photo: Pixabay Again today, cases of COVID-19 are on the rise in the Gaspé and Magdalen Islands region with 2…
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gaspesie
Wrecker’s COVID-19 case is ultimately false positive
Photo: Le Naufrageur microbrewery website. The case of COVID-19 at the Naufrageur microbrewery is a false positive. It was with…
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gaspesie
Brigades to educate nomadic campers
Several campers settle on the beaches of Grand Gaspé. Photo: Facebook Destination Gaspé is setting up brigades to educate nomadic…
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gaspesie
Record runs of salmon in the Gaspé rivers
A salmon fisherman. Photo: Mathieu Dupuis Fishermen will be able to keep a large salmon on the 3 rivers of…
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gaspesie
Concern about an increase in school dropouts
The Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles, Gaspé campus. Photo: Archives The formula adopted by the Cégep de la…
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