While 41% of customers between age 18 to 34 say they feel indifferent about being served in English, the indifference drops to around 30% for people 35 years and older The survey found that about 78 per cent of respondents across Quebec preferred to be served in French, eight per cent preferred English and the … Read more
Dr. Sugan Kayilasanathan will undergo supervision until a college-appointed expert completes an assessment of his practice Sugan Kayilasanathan outside a Toronto courthouse on April 14, 2014.Photo by Peter J. Thompson/National Post/File A doctor stripped of his licence to practice in 2018 for having sex with a patient has been reinstated, though he will have to … Read more
“It’s hard to understand how the new ‘top gun’ of Santé Québec will get hospitals and other health facilities to cut $1.5 billion from their budgets.” A reader asks: How will access to health care be improved when so many Quebecers don’t have family doctors and ERs are overcrowded and to be avoided?Photo by Allen … Read more
Billy Ray Cyrus was shocked that Beyoncé was snubbed at this year’s CMA Awards despite her debut country album, “Cowboy Carter,” being a hit. After the “Achy Breaky Heart” singer congratulated this year’s nominees, he went on to react to the pop star’s snub. “I was surprised to see @beyonce wasn’t nominated??? Her album was brilliant… her … Read more
Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg announcing the indictment of two people involved in a large scale retail theft fencing operation. Gregory P. Mango A construction worker, a fisherman and a woman walking by the United Nations were knifed to death in Manhattan Monday in separate, random attacks allegedly by Ramon Rivera, a blood-covered lunatic with a long … Read more
Linda McMahon, former Administrator of the Small Business Administration, speaks during the final day of the Republican National Convention at the Fiserv Forum. Mark Hoffman / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Election night marked a seismic shift in the politics of K-12 education in America, as victories of pro-school-choice candidates in states like Texas, … Read more
President-elect Donald Trump must roll back the Biden administration’s restrictions on the energy industry, according to Post columnists Debra Struhsacker and Sarah Montalbano. Brandon Bell/Pool via AP President-elect Donald Trump has a tremendous opportunity — and a lot of work ahead — to dismantle the environmental roadblocks the Biden-Harris administration erected against America’s energy industry. … Read more
The California Capitol in Sacramento. (Christopher Boswell/ Adobe stock) The California Legislative Analyst’s Office reported Wednesday that Gov. Gavin Newsom and lawmakers could face a relatively small $2-billion budget deficit next year, but warned that the outlook looks worse in the future and does not account for changes under the incoming Trump administration. The Newsom … Read more
The fire department also addressed rumours on social media about a permit being granted for an encampment in the city. A man walks down the University Bridge, wrapped in a blanket, after spending the night in a bush by the river. Photo taken in Saskatoon, Sask. on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024.Photo by Michelle Berg /Saskatoon … Read more
This Nov. 19, 2024 satellite image provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows an atmospheric river moving in on Northern California and the Pacific Northwest. (NOAA) The first major atmospheric river storm to hit the West Coast this season is kicking off the rainy season with a bang, as the system rapidly strengthened … Read more
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