Canada

A federal carbon pollution pricing system was implemented in our province under the federal Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act. The goal of the act is to tax all industrial plants that play a significant role in preserving the heat in the atmosphere. The act was first applied in January 2019 to large industrial plants that emit more than 50,000 tons of carbon dioxide a year. Smaller industrial plants that emit 10,000 tones to 50,000 tons of carbon dioxide a year had the option to choose whether they want to pay taxes based on the degree of pollution they emit. Provinces such as British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec that have applied federal carbon pollution pricing system earlier than Ontario have recorded the fastest economic growth in 2017. Drawing on past experience from three Canadian provinces, it is not unrealistic to expect that Ontario could accomplish similar success.

A public space, plaza, corridor, street, square, park, or the busiest highway can actually become the subject of our most intimate experiences and perceptions, which in fact defines our relationship with that very space. Architectural and urban frameworks name these streets based on the most diverse hierarchical and valorizational frameworks and points of view. However, sometimes we prefer to hear the simple, human stories behind the names of some city spaces.

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Everyone has long known the humorous catchphrase, "Ladno, al’ standard". Indeed, it is easy for us here in the northern part of the North American continent to endure the long winters as California strawberries await us in the supermarkets in mid-January.

The mandate of the ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture is to improve quality of life and promote economic growth by supporting and delivering tourism and cultural experiences, supporting arts and cultural industries and championing participation in sport and recreation actives across Ontario.

Canada may be a home to over a million new permanent residents in the next 2 years! Our new minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, the Honourable Marco E. L. Mendicino replaced Ahmed Hussen who led Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) since 2017. Minister Mendicino will oversee Liberal promises to make moderate increases to immigration levels in the next few years.

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Mr. Thomas Saras, President of the National Ethnic Press and Media Council of Canada (NEPMCC) www.nepmcc.ca

On the occasion of the National Day of the Republic of Serbia, a Cocktail party was organized at the Serbian Cultural Center at the "Church of All Serbian Saints" on March 4th, 2019.

The Reception was supported by the Club of sponsors, which was founded on the initiative of the Serbian Consul General Vasilije Petkovic.

Grass in Canada

Besides having been named multiple times one of the most multicultural and coolest cities in the world to live in, Toronto is also one of the most hipster cities in the world.