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The Presidential candidate of the Accord party, Professor Christopher Imumolen, has launched an economic system tagged ‘I Will Prosper’ that is aimed at providing economic respite for Nigerians, ameliorating their living plights, and catalysing prosperity for all. Speaking about the programme, Imumolen noted that ‘I Will Prosper’ is meant to create collective prosperity towards eradicating […]

Professor Christopher Imumolen, the presidential candidate of the Accord Party, has vowed to fix Nigeria’s education sector in six months if elected as president come February 2023. In other words, the educationist and vastly certified scholar says if he gets to occupy Aso Villa by 29 May 2023, he would get the country’s education sector […]

After yet another coroner's report into the police shooting death of a Black man in the midst of a mental health crisis, many people are asking how police will respond from now on to the 1,000 calls they get weekly about someone in mental distress.

"Its to spread awareness for his life and to come together, not only as a community but as a city," said relative Naeem Douglas.

Some long-serving candidates are a shoo-in where the voting base traditionally maintains the status quo, but there are several boroughs where the contest is neck and neck.

After two reports earlier this year found racial discrimination in the workplace, blue-collar workers in Montréal-Nord say their union and the borough have started negotiating a settlement of their grievances without consulting them first.

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The $1-million initiative aims to showcase local food producers, chefs and dining establishments hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Will Prosper a-t-il commis des « erreurs irréparables » ou a-t-il droit à une « deuxième chance » ? La Presse s’est rendue dans Montréal-Nord, quartier où se présente le candidat de Valérie Plante éclaboussé par une controverse entourant les circonstances de sa démission de la Gendarmerie royale du Canada, en 2003, afin de savoir ce que les résidants en pensent.

Ébranlée par des révélations sur le passé de son candidat vedette dans Montréal-Nord, la mairesse Valérie Plante réitère néanmoins sa confiance en Will Prosper.