Today we’re pleased to announce that Muchmor Canada Magazine, came runner up (2nd) in our category “Places & Events” at The 2nd Annual Open Web Awards. The awards are a multilingual, international online voting competition that covers major innovations in web technology. Through an online nominating Continue reading
Archive for December, 2008
Toss and turn no more: How to maximize your sleep
A recent Sealy survey shows 67 percent of people are only getting six or seven hours of sleep each night not the eight hours medically recommended to perform during the day. Dr. Carol Ash, medical director of Sleep for Life Inc., says outside factors like work and family schedules are the main reasons many people aren’t… [...]
Planning the Perfect Holiday Party
Tis the season for planning the perfect holiday celebrations with family, friends and coworkers, and many hosts are thinking ahead to decide what food to serve, what music to play and what decorations to hang. If you’re inviting guests over for a party, follow these simple tips to promote responsible holiday revelry and help everyone… [...]
Car theft in Canada falls slightly
The rate of police-reported motor vehicle theft decreased 9% in 2007, the fourth consecutive annual decline. The rate peaked in 1996, and has been generally dropping since. According to police and insurance companies, reasons for this decline include the increased use of electronic immobilizers in newer vehicles, as well as auto theft prevention programs that target youth. Vehicle [...]
Alberta increases support to help seniors stay at home
Alberta’s new long-term care plan, announced today (15 Dec 08) , includes more services to help seniors and people with disabilities remain in their own homes. Public consultations showed that most Albertans want to keep their independence as long as possible, said Health and Wellness Minister Ron Liepert said on Monday. As a result, the [...]
Minister announces 3-year renewable work permits for NAFTA professionals
Professionals seeking to work temporarily in Canada under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) can now receive work permits for up to three years, the Honourable Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, announced today. Previously, NAFTA workers were required to renew their work permit every 12 months… Continue reading
