Recent Posts
Russian writer and activist Edouard Limonov is dead
Russian writer and activist Edouard Limonov, renowned for his sulphurous novels and the radicalism of his political commitments favorable to the opposition, then to the Kremlin, died Tuesday in Moscow […]
The “real” number of people infected with coronavirus
This is the $ 1,000 question these days: how many people are actually infected with coronavirus? For true, there, not only what the official statistics say, because it is absolutely […]
Our suggestion: The Snow Queen 2
Almost all cultural places are closed due to COVID-19. Art remains accessible and can play a comforting role. The Sun Arts team will do our best to demonstrate this to […]
Temporary closings at large chain stores
– The spread of COVID-19 in Canada has prompted the directors of certain large chain stores to close their establishments for an indefinite period. This is particularly the case for […]
COVID-19: Bill Morneau to Announce Billions of Federal Aid
Finance Minister Bill Morneau must announce billions of dollars in federal assistance to help cushion the financial shock of the COVID-19 outbreak for Canadians. The announcement must be made in […]
Closure of CAA-Quebec Travel centers, maintenance of roadside assistance
CAA-Quebec, which has more than a million members, has decided to temporarily close physical access to its 14 Travel centers today, March 18. The passenger service is maintained, but is […]
Consumer price index up 2.2% in February
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.2% in February compared to a year ago, according to Statistics Canada reports on Wednesday. This is a drop from the 2.4% increase in […]
Vaccine: a Sherbrookois dominates the race
Moderna, an American biotechnology company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is leading the race for the vaccine against the new coronavirus that strikes almost the entire planet. A Sherbrooke resident is […]
Closing schools: what science says
The Irish government announced this week, like that of Quebec, the closure of all schools in order to slow the progress of Covid-19. This inspired the following comments from British […]
More than 8,000 deaths worldwide: scholarships plunge despite the billions pledged
Part of China in December, the Covid-19 disease has already killed more than 8,000 people around the world, and since Wednesday has caused more deaths in Europe than in Asia, […]
