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ALJAZ NEWSHOUR August 20, 2022 - Vimarsana News

ALJAZ NEWSHOUR August 20, 2022

Hello, im still robin. Youre watching the out as it renews our lives. My headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. A drone is reported to hit the headquarters of russias navy in crimea, sparking a huge explosion. At least 15 People Killed in an attack on a hotel. In the somali capital, mogadishu alger bab says its responsible. Mexicos former attorney general is arrested in connection with the disappearance of 43 students in 2014 and south africa. Zulus are crowning a new king after months of disputes about who should lead the nations Largest Ethnic Group and sport the stair d...

'Is there anything we can do about it? No': Waterloo Region restaurants brace for alcohol excise tax - Vimarsana News

'Is there anything we can do about it? No': Waterloo Region restaurants brace for alcohol excise tax

Waterloo Region restaurants are bracing for the highest federal alcohol excise tax in 40 years.

Margery C. Roy | News, Sports, Jobs - The Mining Journal - Vimarsana News

Margery C. Roy | News, Sports, Jobs - The Mining Journal

CHAMPION, MI – Margery C. Roy 1944 – 2024 In Loving Memory of a Mother, Pastor’s Wife, and beautiful Angel. Heavy hearted, a mix of sorrow and gratitude

Restaurants call for cap on booze tax - Vimarsana News

Restaurants call for cap on booze tax

Restaurants across Canada have joined others in the hospitality industry in calling for a cap to the annual alcohol excise tax — a tax tied to the rate of inflation.

Ottawa's restaurant scene rebounds, but patrons still 'counting their dollars' - Vimarsana News

Ottawa's restaurant scene rebounds, but patrons still 'counting their dollars'

There are now more restaurants in Ottawa than before the pandemic, but optimism might be subsiding as customers tighten their wallets in a high-inflation, high-interest economic environment.

Source: cbc.ca