Quebec Premier cancels Christmas gatherings

Wild Boar seen in Magog area – residents on alert

We have seen an increase in wild animals in and around the Island of Montreal during the pandemic. There have been more and more sightings reported of coyotes, skunks and foxes. Just this past November a flock of wild turkeys took a romp through the Plateau-Mont-Royal area. Even raccoons and squirrels have become bolder in

A brief history of counselling therapy

The history of counselling therapy can be traced back to Ancient Greece when the Greeks first identified mental illness as a medical condition and not spiritual. Human beings have always found comfort in sharing their troubles with others. Many people have differing theories for the origin of counselling therapy. Below is a brief history of

Legislation – The control on online casinos

Gambling laws and control on online casinos is a very complex subject that is different in every country. You may find some countries that embrace the gambling world, whereas others do anything to completely ban it. Moreover, you can come across different jurisdictions that take on different approaches to online casinos. The US is one

UPDATE – Snow storm alert – up to 25 cm expected

Snow storm alert – The first significant snowfall in Montreal this season is expected tomorrow Saturday, January 16, 2021. Total snowfall amounts will reach 15 to 25 centimetres by Sunday morning January 17, 2021. Rapidly accumulating snow will make travel difficult. Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in heavy snow. High concentrations of fine

La Poutine Week 2021 delivery edition

La Poutine week 2021 is From February 1st until February 7th and delivered by SkiptheDishes to help empower the Canadian restaurant industry, restaurateurs, servers, and foodies – all in celebration of poutine. This year, La Poutine Week is serving YOU – allowing poutine lovers to discover new venues and savour unique poutines, while providing the

COVID-19 testing and screening in Canada

Since the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of Canada has used the latest science and evidence to inform our response. By collaborating with scientists and experts, we are ensuring the provinces and territories have the tools they need to make informed testing and screening decisions. As part of that effort, today, the COVID-19

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