The Year of the Rabbit ---The Symbol of Prosperity and Happiness

In Chinese traditional culture, the Spring Festival is the biggest festival of the year for the Chinese people. As one of the twelve Chinese zodiac animals, the rabbit is not only cute, but also holds many interesting implications.


When a Chinese person asks about your zodiac, their real purpose is not only to understand your sign, but also to ask your age politely, or to find out your personality characteristics. If the rabbit is your zodiac, you tend to be gentle, quiet, humble, courteous, and meticulous.


In traditional Chinese culture, rabbits have always been regarded as auspicious animals. In ancient times, white rabbits were the symbol of national prosperity. There are also countless traditional stories about rabbits. The image of the rabbit depicted as the " Moon Goddess" is also deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. 

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Canada End Border vaccine rules, ArriveCAN, mask mandates on planes and trains on Oct. 1

09/26/2022

The federal government says it's dropping all COVID-19 measures at borders.  As of Oct. 1, all travellers, regardless of citizenship, will no longer have to:  

Ontario pharmacists now allowed to prescribe anti-viral drug Paxlovid

12/12/2022

Prescriptions by pharmacists, which can be issued starting Monday, can be done both in person and virtually. Eligible recipients must also be 60 years of age or older or be at least 18 years old and immunocompromised. 

Paxlovid, which reduces severe symptoms of COVID-19, is free to patients who have COVID-19 symptoms and a positive PCR or rapid test. 

The province is requiring people who go to a pharmacy to get the drug to seek treatment within five days of the onset of symptoms. Further, adults who are at a higher risk of severe COVID-19 outcomes with chronic conditions like diabetes, or heart or lung disease can also obtain Paxlovid from a pharmacist. 

Uber Eats Is Officially Delivering Cannabis In Toronto

10/17/2022



Canada’s population grew at a faster rate to over 36.99 million  

02/21/2022  Statistics Canada said the national population grew by 5.2 per cent between 2016 and 2021, almost double the rate of any other G7 nation and faster than the preceding five-year stretch. 

Statistics Canada said there were about 1.8 million more people calling the country home in 2021 compared with 2016, with four in every five being immigrants. 

Immigration has been key to driving population growth as the birthrate has declined.

Giant German Company FlixBus hits the highway in Canada

04/08/2022

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Certain Jif brand Peanut Butters recalled due to Salmonella

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Spot the signs and tactics of fraud:

Ignore calls from unknown numbers that claim to come from reputable sources, like banks, but are requesting urgent money transfers or threatening government, police or legal action. 

Don’t be lured by technology support or fake ads. Downloading files or entering your banking details on suspicious websites may expose your computer to malware or viruses. 

Delete texts from unknown numbers that ask you for a payment or offer to deposit money, like a tax refund, into your account with strange links.

Fraudulent emails use logos from companies like bank to look legitimate. Check the sending address and look for spelling errors, lack of personalization and urgent requests for money or information.

Learning list about fraud prevention

Included the Canadian Competition Bureau's guide to scams in 8 different languages. 

Read about the latest news and trends in fraud awareness and prevention. 

Spot and avoid scams that could exploit your tax and personal information.

Report fraud when it happens and track the latest data on fraud happening in Canada. 

AntiFraudCentre.ca 

Tracker and Scam Tips

BBB.org/ScamTips 

CompetitionBureau.gc.ca 

RCMP-GRC.gc.ca 

Top 10 most livable cities in the world

In a survey conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit, the research and analysis division of the Economist Group, 173 global cities were rated on livability based on their performance in different categories, which include stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education and infrastructure. Let's take a look at the world's top 10. 


No 1 --Vienna (Score: 99.1).  Vienna, capital of Austria, has taken the top spot in an annual ranking of the world's most livable cities. 

No 2-- Copenhagen (Score: 98.0)

No 3 --(tie) Zurich (Score: 96.3);  No 3 --(tie) Calgary (Score: 96.3)

No 5 --Vancouver (Score: 96.1) 

No 6 --Geneva (Score: 95.9) 

No 7 --Frankfurt (Score: 95.7) 

No 8 --Toronto (Score: 95.4) 

No 9 --Amsterdam (Score: 95.3) 

No 10 --(tie) Osaka (Score: 95.1);  No 10 --(tie) Melbourne (Score: 95.1)