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BLM plans to round up 20,000 wild horses each year to control population on public lands - Vimarsana News

BLM plans to round up 20,000 wild horses each year to control population on public lands

From 2020 to 2023, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management rounded up and removed 50,000 wild horses and burros, primarily in Nevada. Now the agency says it will have to take 20,000 each year.

'Too early for strike,' Daycare workers say as negotiations begin with Quebec - Vimarsana News

'Too early for strike,' Daycare workers say as negotiations begin with Quebec

After a long and difficult negotiation with public sector employees, another discussion is about to begin with 13,000 workers in family daycares and CPEs.

13,000 childcare workers put pressure on Quebec government - Vimarsana News

13,000 childcare workers put pressure on Quebec government

Negotiations are set to begin in Quebec City with 13,000 workers in family daycare services and childcare centres – knowns as CPEs.

Federal minister 'sets the facts straight' after Quebec complains it isn't getting enough funding for asylum seekers - Vimarsana News

Federal minister 'sets the facts straight' after Quebec complains it isn't getting enough funding for asylum seekers

Pablo Rodriguez's statement comes days after a group of Quebec ministers publicly called out the federal government for not doing enough to help their province cope with a wave of asylum seekers.

Source: cbc.ca
Quebec municipalities against end to popular financing - Vimarsana News

Quebec municipalities against end to popular financing

Putting an end to popular financing of political parties as suggested by Premier François Legault would harm municipal democracy, according to the presidents of Quebec's two major municipal associations.