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Cook from Tahiti to Quebec
To fill the lack of manpower shortage, several restaurants sponsor international cooks in their immigration process. This is the case of Rémy Ruaroo. Arrived directly from Tahiti, this cook wanted […]
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Cook from Tahiti to Quebec
To fill the lack of manpower shortage, several restaurants sponsor international cooks in their immigration process. This is the case of Rémy Ruaroo. Arrived directly from Tahiti, this cook wanted […]
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To end with identity theft
The mega leak of Desjardins personal information, affecting a significant portion of the Quebec population, may be a turning point in the attitude of financial institutions towards their customers. Finally, […]
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Divers rescue manta ray in Australia
A manta ray three meters wide has approached divers in Australia, seemingly calling for help before patiently wait for them to remove several hooks planted under one of his eyes. […]
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Planting trees: a solution, but not the solution
There would be enough space on Earth to plant 900 million hectares of trees, the equivalent of the United States. A pharaonic project that would surely be a great help […]
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The current political environment is likely to be fatal, warn of elected officials
The current political environment, characterized by high stress, high involvement and ruthless work schedules, will eventually be fatal for an elected official, warn deputies. The e Deputy Liberal House leader […]
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Who owns the Saguenay Fjord?
In a text published July 7 in the pages of the Sun, Why simple when it can be complicated, a reader of Cap-Santé rebelled against the fact that Sépaq charged […]
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Disappearance of the president of Savoura: the search area halved
Aerial searches continue 24 hours a day in the Hautes-Laurentides sky in hopes of finding the president of Sagami-Savoura Stephane Roy and his 14 year old son, missing in a […]
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Crossing Lake Saint-Jean: Petiquay will perform several firsts
Twenty-three swimmers representing 10 countries will form the contingent of athletes who will start the 65th International Lac Saint-Jean Crossing on Saturday, July 27th. Of the 13 men and 10 […]
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NDP candidate campaigns on sick leave
A New Democrat (NDP) candidate in the Montreal area is actively campaigning, having been on disability benefits for the last six months, Canadian Press reported. Z ahia El-Masri was confirmed […]
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FEQ punk-rock finale with Blink-182
The 52nd Quebec City Summer Festival (FEQ) ended Sunday in a celebration of punk-rock nostalgia on the Plains of Abraham. Under the care of Blink-182 and The Offspring, we made […]
