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Canada pledges $4.5 billion to fight Omicron variant of COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Canada pledges $4.5 billion to fight Omicron variant of COVID-19

Canada’s Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland, provided an update on the nationwide fiscal situation as we head into a new year.

減碳風潮下,哪些基金可搭上順風車 - Vimarsana News

減碳風潮下,哪些基金可搭上順風車

根據倫敦環保智庫Ember統計,今年上半年全球發電設施的碳排放量已經來到歷史新高,甚至還比疫情爆發前高了5%,與全球大喊2050年要達到「碳中和」目標大相逕庭。但此也更凸顯未來數十年,減碳趨勢將成為新主流。在這樣的大趨勢下,那些產業會受惠,哪些基金值得留意呢?目前市場上有替代能源基金、環境生態基金這二類產品,是值得留意的方向。

Source: cnyes.com
Diverse group of Albertans calls on Ottawa to directly fund school COVID-19 protection - Vimarsana News

Diverse group of Albertans calls on Ottawa to directly fund school COVID-19 protection

Two dozen medical doctors, scientists, union members and university professors sent a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asking the federal government to sidestep the province and directly fund COVID-19 classroom protection.

Source: cbc.ca
Diverse group of Albertans call on Ottawa to directly fund school COVID-19 protection - Vimarsana News

Diverse group of Albertans call on Ottawa to directly fund school COVID-19 protection

Two dozen medical doctors, scientists, union members and university professors sent a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asking the federal government to sidestep the province and directly fund COVID-19 classroom protection.

Source: cbc.ca
Ontario independent schools launch legal challenge alleging exclusion from COVID-19 funding - Vimarsana News

Ontario independent schools launch legal challenge alleging exclusion from COVID-19 funding

Published Wednesday, July 28, 2021 3:01PM EDT Last Updated Wednesday, July 28, 2021 6:19PM EDT TORONTO - An Ontario court is poised to determine whether private schools are entitled to pandemic support from the province after three schools launched a legal challenge over the government's allocation of federal COVID-19 funding. The schools -- two in Toronto and one in Kitchener, Ont. -- argue that in doling out the provincial portion of the federal Safe Return to Class Fund, the Ontario government left out some 1,500 independent institutions and the more than ...

Source: cp24.com