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The Quebec government wants to bring an NHL team to the capital, but fans skeptical - Vimarsana News

The Quebec government wants to bring an NHL team to the capital, but fans skeptical

MONTREAL — Quebec politicians are meeting with National Hockey League brass in January, but it's unclear what influence the government can have on the league or whether team owners have any interest in bringing the Nordiques back to the provincial ca

The Quebec government wants to bring an NHL team to the capital, but fans skeptical - Vimarsana News

The Quebec government wants to bring an NHL team to the capital, but fans skeptical

MONTREAL — Quebec politicians are meeting with National Hockey League brass in January, but it's unclear what influence the government can have on the league or whether team owners have any interest in bringing the Nordiques back to the provincial ca

Bank of Canada ends quantitative easing, leaves interest rates untouched – Chilliwack Progress - Vimarsana News

Bank of Canada ends quantitative easing, leaves interest rates untouched – Chilliwack Progress

The central bank signalled that interest rates could increase in 2022

Inflation highest in nearly two decades - Vimarsana News

Inflation highest in nearly two decades

A labour shortage, pandemic supply problems and higher transportation costs are among the things that are driving up consumer prices.

Quebec to increase arena capacity before 1st home game in Habs semifinal playoff series - Vimarsana News

Quebec to increase arena capacity before 1st home game in Habs semifinal playoff series

Posted: Jun 15, 2021 7:46 PM ET | Last Updated: June 15 Roxane Borges Da Silva, a public health professor, said it's in tighter spaces such as washrooms and escalators that people are most likely to spread the coronavirus.(Jean-Yves Ahern/USA TODAY Sports)

Source: cbc.ca