Month: February 2011

  • Ontario and Québec Collaborate to Form the Fourth-Largest Economic Zone in North America

    Merveilleux! It is indeed a marvel that Ontario and Quebec are collaborating to form the fourth-largest economic zone in North America. Behold this historical event, the first Ontario-Québec Economic Forum, wherein more than 150 leaders from both provinces’ business, post-secondary and not-for-profit sector will meet to promote trade and relationships between Ontario and Quebec.

  • Minister Cannon’s Update on Situation in Libya Via Media Teleconference Today

    Media Advisory Modification – Minister Cannon to Hold Media Teleconference on the Situation in Libya Modification: Time of event (No. A/14 – Modification – February 28, 2011) The Honourable Lawrence Cannon, Minister of Foreign Affairs, will hold a media teleconference on Monday, February 28, 2011. Minister Cannon will discuss the situation in Libya and his participation…

  • Safety Alert Due to the Fluctuating Weather Conditions in Toronto

    photo credit: Kuzeytac Here is a safety alert due to the fluctuating weather conditions we are experiencing right now and at this time of year. Toronto, Ontario, Canada News Release February 28, 2011 Wet weather and icy conditions create safety concerns The City of Toronto reminds the public that fluctuating weather conditions this time of…

  • Appreciate Toronto Via Spacing Speaks @ Fort York

    Toronto has tremendous history and joie de vivre. On March 3, 2011, Spacing Speaks @ Fort York will provide Torontonians a delightful and engaging experience to appreciate the city of Toronto and its history.

  • Finally Financial Literacy for Students This September!

    It’s about time that schools teach students financial literacy, skills of money management as well as “common cents” in using cash and credit cards. It certainly would not be profitable for families and society if the students acquire only habits of spending money and going into major debts, rather than habits of saving and graduating…

  • Enjoy Dance Manitoba Festival 2011

    Dance Manitoba as a provincial non-profit organization promotes and encourages the development of all forms of dance, supports the preservation of Manitoba’s dance heritage and provides an information resource on dance in Manitoba. Furthermore, Dance Manitoba’s first and largest program has been the annual Provincial Dance Festival, also known as Dance Manitoba Festival, which runs…

  • The Priority of Prime Minister Stephen Harper for Quebecers is Protecting & Creating Jobs and Economic Growth

    Prime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper reached out to business owners and workers in Val-d’Or for consultations on protecting and creating jobs as well as promoting economic growth in all regions of Quebec. In terms of Canada’s Economic Action Plan, his track record includes: helped create more than 460,000 jobs since July 2009 and helped…