Cancer has been a disease affecting millions and millions of people every year for thousands of years, and a cure has not been found yet. It’s a complicated disease that affects the most important thing for humans, DNA. Since no cure can be found for cancer, many treatments have beenContinue Reading
Canadians have noticed a massive increase in house prices after the pandemic in 2020, and the government figures foreign buyers using the supply of homes as an investment. The government has decided that this is a considerable disadvantage for all Canadians and has made a new rule banning foreign buyersContinue Reading
In December 2022, the Canadian Labour Market added more than a hundred-thousand jobs to the economy of Canada. This massive event has improved Canada’s employment rate by 0.5 percent and resulted in a 0.1 decrease in the unemployment rate in Canada, bringing it down to 5.0 percent. This improvement inContinue Reading
The world has struggled with COVID-19 for over two years. On January 10, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced an outbreak in Wuhan, China, caused by the 2019 Novel Coronavirus. Since that initial outbreak, there have been a reported 663 million infections, and approximately 6.7 million have lost theirContinue Reading
Ice fishing is a common winter activity that many Manitobans enjoy doing all throughout winter. Ice fishing requires a licence in Manitoba, usually from mid-December to mid-March. This December, the government of Manitoba announced that licensed Manitobans can now perform and enjoy overnight ice fishing. This is very good newsContinue Reading
At the beginning of winter, many citizens were confused and suspicious of how lovely the weather was because different weather reading companies had warned Canada of a very harsh upcoming winter in the summer of 2022. All the snow and storms Canada got in November and the beginning of DecemberContinue Reading
CPR, or Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is a widely used technique to help save the lives of millions of people every year worldwide. It is a required certification in many jobs, and it is a very valuable certification because of its usefulness and its purpose. CPR focuses on replenishing the heart afterContinue Reading
Snowfalls are common in Manitoba during the winter. However, sometimes heavy storms can cause a mess of things. Heavy snowfall started hitting southern Manitoba on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2022. In the beginning, it wasn’t affecting the overall daily lives of the citizens, but as snowfall continued through Thursday and FridayContinue Reading
Deer are considered one of Manitoba’s most populous animals; their numbers vary from 150-160 thousand. Recently, deer have been contracting a fatal disease known as Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), caused by “infectious proteins without associated nucleic acid.” This disease affects mule deer, moose, white-tailed deer, red deer and reindeer, andContinue Reading
Many experts have made many predictions and opinions about this winter, and many, if not all, agreed that this winter will be one of the harshest winters in Canada. Although these were the predictions, many people say that winter has been alright. It’s rather very acceptable and okay, and that’sContinue Reading
Many people started getting sick early this fall, especially in schools and workplaces. Although COVID-19 is still spreading, this increase in sickness was the cause of Influenza A and Influenza B. Since it was a change of season period, many thought getting sick was just par for the course. However,Continue Reading
Bees are very important to humanity. A “Third of the world’s food production depends on bees,” according to bee experts at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations. Bee populations have continuously decreased after the harsh winter that hit Canada in 2021/2022. Data has shown the numberContinue Reading
The unemployment rate in Canada has been increasing since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the country. In 2021, the unemployment rate went down. Still, this year the percentage of unemployment is decreasing. What is quite impressive is that it is even lower than what it was before the pandemic. The unemploymentContinue Reading
The holiday season is approaching, winter is getting more serious, and many struggling Manitobans are trying to have good wintertime. Harvest Manitoba has reported that the number of Manitobans with food insecurity has grown recently. According to the data collected by Harvest Manitoba, food bank usage has doubled since 2019.Continue Reading
After long years of debates, discussions, and delays, the government of Canada released a new bill called C-7 in 2021. Bill C-7 has legalized assisted death for patients with incurable diseases or patients with irreversible comas. The Bill contained very detailed rules, but this Bill has some things that areContinue Reading
Manitoba has been having medical staff shortages for some time now. The need for more doctors is increasing, and the province is struggling with a deficient number of doctors compared to the number of patients needing help. Statistics have shown that Manitoba is in the top three for having theContinue Reading
Inflation rates in Canada have been on the rise since the beginning of the summer of June 2022, and many Canadians have been struggling with food and gas prices. Some have begun to lose jobs, and many face financial difficulties. The inflation rate keeps increasing, and there are no signsContinue Reading
Canada is a country that supports all different kinds of sports. It is nationally known for its winnings in American football, hockey, and basketball. Canada has made it to the FIFA World Cup 2022, happening in Qatar after thirty-six years and is having its first match on November 23, 2022.Continue Reading
The Manitoba government released a report during the summer that surprised many Manitobans, especially when the country was going through inflation and Manitoba was in the highest three as of inflation rate. The Manitoba government released during mid-summer that the minimum wage in Manitoba will rise to fourteen dollars/hour byContinue Reading
The Manitoba government is bringing up an Act that has been around for a couple of times now and is quite essential to Manitobans in terms of business and so on. After the United States has been considering a shift to permanent daylight saving time, other provinces like Ontario andContinue Reading
