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Ukrainian couple’s Canadian visa was supposed to take 2 weeks. 3 months on, they’re still waiting
When Russia first invaded Ukraine, Oksana Grygorieva’s parents, Iryna Kubatina and Leonid Kubatin, wanted to stay in Ukraine rather than flee their home in Kharkiv, a city in the northeast near the Russian border.
‘Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ Team Members Arrested By U.S. Capitol Police
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Capitol Police said Friday that officers arrested seven unauthorized people in a congressional office building Thursday night and charged them with unlawful entry.
Best Hashtags Tools for Instagram
Hashtags are the standard language for identifying posts through social platforms. The first time they were used was in 2007 on Twitter. For years, they’ve been helping users find posts that they’re interested in and would like to read about.
7 Reasons to Use Custom Printed Packaging Tape
Meta Description Have you been thinking about using custom printed packaging tape? But wondering whether it will be of any use or just another unnecessary expense.
How much does it cost to move in 2022
move in 2022 Whether moving excites you or instills trepidation, let’s be honest. Moving is an expensive affair. there’s no getting around the necessary moving expenses. How much does it cost to move?
Oil and gas industry overview, the business boom
Oil and gas industry Oil is one of the most important commodities in the world. When transformed into petroleum, it is a key energy source used in vehicles, planes, heating, asphalt, and electricity. Outside of being a crucial energy source, petroleum is used in plastics, paints, chemicals, tape, and so much more. It’s hard to imagine a world without oil.
As Quebec election looms, Legault steps away from pandemic spotlight
After nearly two years as the public face of the province’s COVID-19 response, François Legault has pulled a U-turn.
How affordability could scare off the immigrants Canada wants to retain
When Nicaraguan-born Franco Rayo moved to New Brunswick in 2017 as an international student, he was open to the idea of making Canada home.
More than 78% of front-line RCMP officers are now trained to use carbine rifles after years of pressure
After years of calls to better arm RCMP officers with carbines, the Mounties say more than 78 per cent of front-line members are now trained on the weapon, but it’s unclear how evenly these officers are spread across the country.