Tag: Quebec
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Canadian ultrarunner Pablo Espinosa Shares Cancer Diagnosis
Overview Quebec-based ultrarunner Pablo Espinosa has publicly disclosed that he has been diagnosed with cancer following a medical emergency earlier this month. The 46-year-old, originally from Argentina, has become a respected figure in the endurance running scene for pushing physical and mental limits. His announcement has drawn attention from athletes, supporters, and health advocates as…
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Canadian Ultrarunner Pablo Espinosa Diagnosed with Cancer
Verdict from a Stride: A Courageous Update Canada welcomed a sobering revelation from a familiar name in ultrarunning. Pablo Espinosa, a 46-year-old athlete now based in St. Polycarpe, Quebec, has disclosed that he has been diagnosed with cancer. The news follows a medical emergency that occurred earlier this month, casting a new, serious chapter into…
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Back in Business: Le Massif Reopens After Three-Week Strike Ends
Saluting a Return to the Slopes After a three-week stalemate, Le Massif, the popular ski destination in Quebec’s Charlevoix region, is ready to welcome skiers back. Following a vote in which union members overwhelmingly approved a new contract proposal, operations will resume this Saturday, signaling a return to normalcy for locals, seasonal workers, and visitors…
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Back in Business: Le Massif Reopens After Union-Backed Strike Ends
Le Massif Reopens, the Community Rejoices The beloved Le Massif ski resort in Quebec’s Charlevoix region is ready to welcome skiers again this Saturday, marking the end of a three-week unlimited strike by its unionized employees. After a prolonged labor dispute, the resort announced the resumption of operations, and locals, along with union members, gathered…
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Can Quebec Convince the Supreme Court on Random Police Stops? A Look at a Pivotal Canadian Case
Overview: A High-Stakes Legal Clash Over Policing Powers In a case now before the Supreme Court of Canada, Quebec faces a critical question about the use of random police traffic stops. The province argues that randomized stops are a lawful tool to deter crime and improve road safety. A lower court, however, invalidated this approach…
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Quebec’s push for random traffic stops faces Supreme Court test
Canada’s highest court weighs a controversial policing tool The Supreme Court of Canada is weighing a pivotal question: should provincial governments have the authority to authorize random traffic stops by police? In Quebec, the argument centers on whether a broader power to stop vehicles and check drivers without reasonable suspicion is constitutional. The case, initially…
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Why Canada Pushes Back on US Mining Interests in Quebec
Introduction: The uneasy balance between supply chains and sovereignty The tug-of-war over critical minerals has intensified as North American supply chains become more strategic. In Canada, especially in Quebec’s Outaouais region near La Petite-Nation, residents and policymakers worry that intensified US mining interests could erode local sovereignty, environmental protections, and community well-being. This tension reflects…
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GoodFood CFIA Licence Suspended: What It Means for Quebec
Overview: CFIA suspends GoodFood’s Safe Food for Canadians licence The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has suspended the Safe Food for Canadians (SFC) licence of GoodFood, a Quebec-based grocery delivery and meal-kit service. The suspension, announced in a CFIA notice, marks a significant regulatory action that affects how the company operates and how customers receive…
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GoodFood Licence Suspended by CFIA: What It Means
Overview of the CFIA Action The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has temporarily suspended the Safe Food for Canadians (SFC) licence held by GoodFood, a Quebec-based grocery delivery and meal-kit company. The suspension was announced on the CFIA’s website, signaling a pause in the company’s ability to legally sell and distribute certain food products under…
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CFIA Suspends GoodFood Licence: What It Means for Quebec Customers and the Meal-Kit Market
CFIA suspends GoodFood licence: Key facts for customers The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has suspended the Safe Food for Canadians (SFC) licence held by GoodFood, a Quebec-based grocery delivery and meal-kit service. The agency’s notice, published on its official platform, confirms that the licence suspension is in effect. While the announcement outlines the regulatory…