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Alberta wildfires: More than 13,000 people evacuated in western Canada as fires burn across region amid hot weather and high winds - Vimarsana News

Alberta wildfires: More than 13,000 people evacuated in western Canada as fires burn across region amid hot weather and high winds

(CNN) More than 13,000 people living in the Canadian province of Alberta have been evacuated from wildfires that are seeing unusually hot weather and high

French baguettes achieve UNESCO world heritage status - Vimarsana News

French baguettes achieve UNESCO world heritage status

UNESCO chief Audrey Asoulay said “the baguette is a daily ritual, a structuring element of the meal, synonymous with sharing and conviviality.”

The Biggest Innovators in Travel and Hospitality: Summer Edition - Vimarsana News

The Biggest Innovators in Travel and Hospitality: Summer Edition

The pace of travel's resurgence means this recurring column feature feels right to do twice a year, as I have in the past. There has been a lot to take

Source: skift.com
Quebec could face a beer shortage as Molson Coors strike looms - Vimarsana News

Quebec could face a beer shortage as Molson Coors strike looms

The head of the Quebec bar owners' association says some suds sellers could soon run dry because of an ongoing strike at a Molson Coors brewery.

Beer shortage caused by Molson Coors strike looms in parts of Quebec, bar owners warn - Vimarsana News

Beer shortage caused by Molson Coors strike looms in parts of Quebec, bar owners warn

Provincial regulations mean bars and restaurants cannot buy beer at convenience or grocery stores but with a strike stretching out at the Molson Coors plant on Montreal's South Shore, there is pressure on the government to loosen those rules.

Source: cbc.ca