In a significant and diverse celebration, representatives from all political parties in the UK Parliament, accompanied by members and supporters of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) held a Nowruz celebration at the Central Hall of the House of Commons. During this event, important me
A deadly brain-eating amoeba has been confirmed in Grand Teton National Park hot springs for the first time. The lead author of the scientific paper that was published last month, said he still soaks in hot springs but uses nose plugs when he can.
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TORONTO The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way many Canadians spend their money and trends that began one year ago are expected to continue into 2021. During lock downs, self-isolation and working from home many people invested in their homes and backyards. Allan Kambeitz, the VP of merchandising with Best Buy Canada, said when employees were forced to work from home many were buying office furniture, updating their Wi-Fi network and computer equipment. “You might have had a home office before and a lot of people did, but they might not have been prepared to spend eight-plus hours a day in it, so now they are looking for a more comfortable chair or desk, said Kambeitz.