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The state with one of the most beautiful cities in the United States in 2024: it has more inhabitants than Canada

The state with one of the most beautiful cities in the United States in 2024: it has more inhabitants than Canada

One of the most populous states in the United States was recognized for having some of the most desirable cities in the country, in addition to having achieved impressive population growth. By mid-2024, its population surpassed that of Canada, with more than 39 million inhabitants, reflecting its attractiveness as a destination to live and work. With emblematic cities, the state ...

This is the first train to travel through Mexico, the United States and Canada since 1930: it connects key ports in America

This is the first train to travel through Mexico, the United States and Canada since 1930: it connects key ports in America

Rail infrastructure plays a critical role in the U.S. economy, Mexico and CanadaFor decades, this transport system has enabled the efficient movement of goods, and has established itself as one of the most economical and sustainable ways of transporting large volumes of products over long distances. With the signature of the USMCAthis type of transport has become even more important, ...

Wildfires put Canada among the top four CO2 emitters

Trudeau weakened in Canada after losing support from allied leftist party

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suffered a political blow on Wednesday when a small left-wing faction that was his ally withdrew support for his minority Liberal government in Parliament. “Today I notified the Prime Minister that I have broken the confidence and supply agreement,” New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jagmeet Singh announced in a video posted online. The move means ...

Wildfires put Canada among the top four CO2 emitters

Indigenous mothers fight to find missing children in Canada

A group of Mohawk women are hoping to stop bulldozers from working on a former Montreal hospital that they believe could hold the truth about the fate of indigenous children who disappeared 60 years ago in Canada. For two years, Quebec provincial government has been trying to delay the McGill University construction project. “They took our children and did all ...

Peruvian woman in Canada surprised by the price of 'band-aids' in supermarket: "I'd rather use scotch tape with cotton"

Peruvian woman in Canada surprised by the price of ‘band-aids’ in supermarket: “I’d rather use scotch tape with cotton”

Millions of Peruvians decided emigrate to other countries with better economic solvency to build a promising future. One of them was a young woman who established a Canada his new home. During his stay he went to a supermarket in North America and was very surprised to see the price of a box of bandages, better known as ‘curitas’ (band-aids) ...

Wildfires put Canada among the top four CO2 emitters

Indigenous mothers fight to find missing children in Canada

A group of Mohawk women are hoping to stop bulldozers from working on a former Montreal hospital that they believe could hold the truth about the fate of indigenous children who disappeared 60 years ago in Canada. For two years, Quebec provincial government has been trying to delay the McGill University construction project. “They took our children and did all ...

Peruvian studying Civil Engineering in Canada reveals differences in education: "In Peru, teachers are slow to advance"

Peruvian studying Civil Engineering in Canada reveals differences in education: “In Peru, teachers are slow to advance”

Studying abroad has become an attractive option for many young people. This is the case of Mateo, a young student, who, since high school, knew that he would pursue his university degree outside of Peru. Thus, after an arduous preparation and being admitted to more than 3 international educational institutions, he entered the University of Calgaryin Canada, where he has ...

Wildfires put Canada among the top four CO2 emitters

Canadian sentenced to life in prison for serial murder of Aboriginal women

A Canadian man who raped and murdered four indigenous women, dismembered their bodies and disposed of them in garbage bins was sentenced to life in prison on Wednesday. Jeremy Skibicki, 37, was found guilty last month of first-degree murder in Winnipeg, Manitoba, after the defence failed to show that mental illness limited his ability to commit the crimes. Judge Glenn ...