Getting into Canada to work just got a little harder. Immigration Minister Jason Kenney recently announced that starting July 1, newcomers under the Provincial Nominee Program in low-skilled professions will have to take a mandatory test in French or English before they’re allowed into Canada.
Rouge Park is to undergo a five- to 10-year renovation. Although plans are still in the drawing phase, plenty of problems pop into mind at the thought of this suburban park’s expansion. Expanding brings more visitors and larger crowds, which means having to build more accommodations for the park: more parking, attractions and restaurants.
It’s April. It’s springtime, approaching summer, schools are letting out and it’s Autism Awareness Month.
As an artist, nothing brightens my day like going into a community and discovering new pieces of street art in the sprawling urban gallery that is the Scarborough landscape.
A recent study from the Canadian Medical Association Journal has shown that major fast food restaurants are too salty, including some of their healthy options like salads.It might be worthwhile for these restaurants to completely reduce salt from their foods than try and expand their menu to options that still don’t offer a healthier alternative.
Earlier this month, Immigration Minister Jason Kenney announced that starting July 1, people immigrating to Canada under the Provincial Nominee Program would have to take a mandatory test in either French or English before they’re allowed into the country.
The 2012 municipal budget introduced new fees for sports fields but what the City doesn’t understand is this puts them and residents in a lose-lose situation.
Rouge park will be undergoing a renovation that will take somewhere between five and 10 years to complete. Although plans are still in the drawing phase, there are plenty of problems that pop into my mind at the thought of expanding this suburban park.
Well, Toronto, there’s nothing on earth like a genuine, bona fide, electrified, six-car monorail. After all, it glides as softly as a cloud, and there’s not a chance the track could bend.
The government has suggested shifting diabetes education for type one and type two patients.