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On Thursday February 20, 2025, the Canada’s hockey team beated their all-time rivals: the USA team. With the score of 3-2 in overtime and a golden goal scored by Mcjesus, Connor Mcdavid.

I’m sure that auston mattews is mad of the mistake he did, to let Mcdavid free in front of the net, but Hellebuyk almost stopped the puck.

Canada is the first winner of the first edition of 4 Nations face-off, Canada is in the top of the world for 2 years.

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Did you hear of the trade in the mavericks and the Lakers ? If not, on the 1-2 February night, the Mavricks traded Luka Doncic for Anthony Davis, a player of the lakers. I think that it’s a very bad trade because Luka, at only 26 years, is the future best player in the NBA while Davis is one pivot of 32 years old that isn’t at his best.

Otherwise, in the NBA there are also good trades like De’Aron Fox of Spurs and Zach Lavine of Kings.

source: https://wp.clutchpoints.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Lakers-news-LA-Mavericks-make-bombshell-Luka-Doncic-Anthony-Davis-trade.jpg?w=1200

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Video games are a part of almost every teenager live, 85 percents of the teenager play video game, one of the most played video game is GTA 5.

GTA 5 has been release in 2013 September 7 and it has been one of the most played video game since still now is one of the most played video of all time but, now player want GTA 6 release its was announced in 2026 .

Rockstar developer extended the release to 2026. Its the most waited games of the year and player are willing to pay a lot of money for this game.

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The Spook's Apprentice : A Spookingly Good Story

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The Spook's Apprentice : A Spookingly Good Story

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Title : The Spook's Apprentice

Author : Joseph Delaney

Publication date : 2004

The Spook’s Apprentice is a fantasy novel that I loved where we follow the adventures of Thomas Ward, a seventh son of a seventh son that becomes the apprentice of the Spook, Jonh Gregory, whose job is to protect the inhabitants of the county from dark forces. During his training to become the new spook, Thomas frees a witch that his master imprisoned a long time ago...

I love this book because of the dialogues that are never boring or useless and because it has a good format with only 300 pages. I also love this work because of its original story with many twists and turns.

In total, there is 18 tomes of The Spook’s Apprentice and 4 tomes of Brother Wulf, a series of books that occurs in the same universe.

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Sledders XBOX coming March 2025 a long waited game

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Sledders XBOX coming March 2025 a long waited game

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Snowmobile is one of the most liked sport in Canada and, guess what, there's a game where you can ride snowmobiles in a open world  !

Sledder is a snowmobile game where you and your friends can play in an open world and ride different snowmobiles. It has been only able on PC for years and its finally coming to console in March 2025 ! The release date is the 20 March 2025. Brand new sleds are coming with the console release to offer new players a wonderful experience to play with their friends.

Up coming update will also be release with the console release to fix bug rework, the snow texture and the gravity. I think that the players are going to love it and its going to be one of the most played game of 2025 !

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ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE SIEGE X SHOWCASE

In March 13, Ubisoft will release Rainbow Six Siege X, the players have been waiting for this game, since many years. R6X will edit their game engine, the graphics will be more developed and new reworks on maps and skins will be made. The players hope that Rainbow Six Siege X isn't going to be a total flop.

The Rainbow Six Siege X Showcase will be taking place on March 13, 2025.

This event promises to be an immersive and one of a kind Siege experience, where players, creator and developers come together as they unveil all the evolutions coming with Siege X, and many more surprises!

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The Festi-plage

If you're young and you want to go to Festi-plage,

go with an adult and always watch your glass because some people can try to drug you. They use GHB, a drug that slows down your nervous system and reduces your heart rate. Now, in 2025, it’s safer because the guards are stricter, they search people more.

Knowing this, the Festi-plage is fun every year ; some realy good singers are there. The groups of the last year were : LAURENCE ST-MARTIN, MATT LANG, KAIN, LES GARS DU NORD and LENDEMAIN DE VEILLE.

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Recently, our school made a sport league to entertain the students and, to offer a unique experience during their teenage life.

The council student, made a sport league where students can go register themselves to a basketball team or a volleyball team. The league will be on for February to May. The matchs are at the dinner time and end when the class begins. Instead of having boring dinner time, everybody in the school can go watch the sports league. Every weeks, different teams play against each other teams. There is 4 teams in the basketball league and 4 in the volleyball league. The finals will begin in May and it's going to be amazing and epic!

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Each year, millions of electronic devices are thrown away releasing toxins that can be dangerous to healt into the environnement. These discarded computers, mobile phones or consoles are called electronic waste or, more commonly, e-waste. In 2022, 62 millions tonnes of e-waste were produced globaly and only 22% were recycled. A lot of our e-waste is exported to poor countries to be recycled. In these countries, the workers aren't protected enough from the dangerous toxins that can emane from recycled e-waste.

Here's some ways to reduce your e-waste :

ask you if you realy need that new electronic

repair and re-use

recycle

sell

donate

Sources : https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/electronic-waste-(e-waste), https://davidsuzuki.org/living-green/recycle-your-electronics/

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About E-Waste

E-waste, electronic waste, e-scrap and end-of-life electronics are terms often used to describe used electronics that are nearing the end of their useful life, and are discarded, donated or given to a recycler. The UN defines e-waste as any discarded products with a battery or plug, and features toxic and hazardous substances such as mercury, that can pose severe risk to human and environmental health.

According to the UN, in 2021 each person on the planet will produce on average 7.6 kg of e-waste, meaning that a massive 57.4 million tons will be generated worldwide. Only 17.4% of this electronic waste, containing a mixture of harmful substances and precious materials, will be recorded as being properly collected, treated and recycled. Many initiatives are undertaken to tackle this growing concern, but none of them can be fully effective without the active role and correct education of consumers.

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) also indicates that e-waste is one of the largest and most complex waste streams in the world. According to the Global E-waste Monitor 2020, the world generated 53.6 Mt of e-waste in 2019, only 9.3 Mt (17%) of which was recorded as being collected and recycled. The fourth version of the Global E-waste Monitor 2024 shows an increasing trend in the generation of e-waste as by 2022, the world generated 62 billion kg of e-waste, (7.8 kg per capita). Only 22.3 percent (13.8 billion kg) of the e-waste generated was documented as properly collected and recycled.

E-waste contains valuable materials, as well as hazardous toxins, which make the efficient material recovery and safe recycling of e-waste extremely important for economic value as well as environmental and human health. The discrepancy in the amount of e-waste produced and the amount of e-waste that is properly recycled reflects an urgent need for all stakeholders including the youth to address this issue.

Tne United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) also estimated in a 2015 report " Waste Crimes, Waste Risks: Gaps and Challenges in the Waste Sector " that 60-90 per cent of the world's electronic waste, worth nearly USD 19 billion, is illegally traded or dumped each year.

Mapping out e-waste from the report "A New Circular Vision for Electronics - Time for a Global Reboot"

Environmental Risks

E-waste can be toxic, is not biodegradable and accumulates in the environment, in the soil, air, water and living things. For example, open-air burning and acid baths being used to recover valuable materials from electronic components release toxic materials leaching into the environment. These practices can also expose workers to high levels of contaminants such as lead, mercury, beryllium, thallium, cadmium and arsenic, and also brominated flame retardants (BFRs) and polychlorinated biphenyls, which can lead to irreversible health effects, including cancers, miscarriages, neurological damage and diminished IQs.

A 2019 joint report "A New Circular Vision for Electronics - Time for a Global Reboot" calls for a new vision for e-waste based on the circular economy concept, whereby a regenerative system can minimize waste and energy leakage. The report supports the work of the E-waste Coalition, which includes the ILO, ITU, UNEP, UNIDO, UNITAR, UNU and Secretariats of the Basel and Stockholm Conventions.

According to the report, the improper handling of e-waste is resulting in a significant loss of scarce and valuable raw materials, including such precious metals as neodymium (vital for magnets in motors), indium (used in flat panel TVs) and cobalt (for batteries). Almost no rare earth minerals are extracted from informal recycling; these are polluting to mine. Yet metals in e-waste are difficult to extract; for example, total recovery rates for cobalt are only 30% (despite technology existing that could recycle 95%). The metal is, however, in great demand for laptop, smartphone and electric car batteries. Recycled metals are also two to 10 times more energy efficient than metals smelted from virgin ore. Furthermore, mining discarded electronics produces 80% less emissions of carbon dioxide per unit of gold compared with mining it from the ground.

In 2015, the extraction of raw materials accounted for 7% of the world's energy consumption. This means that moving towards the use of more secondary raw materials in electronic goods could help considerably in reaching the targets set out in the Paris Agreement on climate change.

Climate Change

It is also worth considering the effects electronic goods have on climate change. Every device ever produced has a carbon footprint and is contributing to human-made global warming. Manufacture a tonne of laptops and potentially 10 tonnes of CO2 are emitted. When the carbon dioxide released over a device's lifetime is considered, it predominantly occurs during production, before consumers buy a product. This makes lower carbon processes and inputs at the manufacturing stage (such as use recycled raw materials) and product lifetime key determinants of overall environmental impact.

Lack of Recycling

Recycling rates globally are low. Even in the EU, which leads the world in e-waste recycling, just 35% of e-waste is officially reported as properly collected and recycled. Globally, the average is 20%; the remaining 80% is undocumented, with much ending up buried under the ground for centuries as landfill. E-waste is not biodegradable. The lack of recycling weighs heavily on the global electronic industry and as devices become more numerous, smaller and more complex, the issue escalates. Currently, recycling some types of e-waste and recovering materials and metals is an expensive process. The remaining mass of e-waste - mainly plastics laced with metals and chemicals - poses a more intractable problem.

Circular Approach for Electronics

A new vision for the production and consumption of electronic and electrical goods is needed. It is easy for e-waste to be framed as a post-consumer problem, but the issue encompasses the lifecycle of the devices everyone uses. Designers, manufacturers, investors, traders, miners, raw material producers, consumers, policy-makers and others have a crucial role to play in reducing waste, retaining value within the system, extending the economic and physical life of an item, as well as its ability to be repaired, recycled and reused.

Changes in technology such as cloud computing and the internet of things (IoT) could hold the potential to "dematerialize" the electronics industry. The rise of service business models and better product tracking and takeback could lead to global circular value chains. Material efficiency, recycling infrastructure and scaling up the volume and quality of recycled materials to meet the needs of electronics supply chains will all be essential. If the sector is supported with the right policy mix and managed in the right way, it could also lead to the creation of millions of decent jobs worldwide.

A new circular vision for electronics from the report "A New Circular Vision for Electronics - Time for a Global Reboot"

Each year, International E-Waste Day is held on 14 October, an opportunity to reflect on the impacts of e-waste and the necessary actions to enhance circularity for e-products. ​​​​​International E-Waste Day was developed in 2018 by the WEEE Forum to raise the public profile of waste electrical and electronic equipment recycling and encourage consumers to recycle. Learn more about the activities for each edition below:

Role of Geneva
Organizations are listed in alphabetical order
Basel Convention

The overarching objective of the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal is to protect human health and the environment against the adverse effects of hazardous wastes. E-waste is categorized as hazardous waste due to the presence of toxic materials such as mercury, lead and brominated flame retardants are considered as hazardous waste according to the Basel Convention. In addition, transboundary movements of hazardous and other wastes, including e-waste ending up in dumps, are deemed to be illegal traffic under the Basel Convention, Article 9.

As part of the Convention, the Partnership for Action on Computing Equipment (PACE) was launched at the ninth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Basel Convention, on 23-27 June 2008. PACE is a multi-stakeholder partnership for governments, industry leaders, non-governmental organizations and academia to tackle the environmentally sound management, refurbishment, recycling and disposal of used and end-of-life computing equipment, taking into account social responsibility and the concept of sustainable development, and promoting the sharing of information on life cycle thinking.

Furthermore, the Mobile Phone Partnership Initiative (MPPI) was launched in 2002 on the environmentally sound management of end-of-life mobile telephones. Under the MPPI five technical guidelines (awareness raising - design considerations, collection of used and end-of-life mobile phones, transboundary movement of collected mobile phones, refurbishment of used mobile phones, and material recovery/recycling of end-of-life mobile phones) were developed.

Under the Basel Convention, Parties and other stakeholders have also been working on a set of global policies on specific challenges related to the trade of WEEE and used equipment through the technical guidelines on transboundary movements of electrical and electronic waste and used electrical and electronic equipment, in particular regarding the distinction between waste and non waste, which was adopted by the Conference of the Parties to the Basel Convention, on an interim basis, in 2019. The guidelines focus on clarifying aspects related to transboundary movements of e-waste and used equipment that may or may not be waste.

E-Waste Coalition

In addition, on 21 March 2018 at the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Forum, seven United Nations entities signed a Letter of Intent paving the way for greater collaboration in the area of e-waste management in developing a UN E-Waste Coalition. Its aims include a commitment by the signatories to increase collaboration, building partnership and supporting Member States to address the global WEEE challenge. Further to this, at the 2019 WSIS Forum, three new UN entities signed the Letter of Intent.

The coalition brings together the following organizations, the majority based in Geneva:

ILO

ITC

ITU

UNEP

UNU

United Nations Human Settlement (UN Habitat)

United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR)

World Health Organization (WHO)

Secretariat of the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions

The coalition is supported by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and the World Economic Forum, and was coordinated, until 31 October 2020, by the Secretariat of the UN Environment Management Group (UNEMG).

International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)

Founded in 1906, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) is the world's leading organization for the preparation and publication of International Standards for all electrical, electronic and related technologies, known collectively as "electrotechnology."

IEC provides a platform to companies, industries and governments for meeting, discussing and developing the International Standards they require. All IEC International Standards are fully consensus-based and represent the needs of key stakeholders of every nation participating in IEC work.

International Labour Organization (ILO)

The only tripartite U.N. agency, since 1919 the International Labour Organization (ILO) brings together governments, employers and workers of 187 member States, to set labour standards, develop policies and devise programmes promoting decent work for all women and men. More than 1.2 billion jobs depend on a stable environment and ecosystems. ILO's Green Initiative aims to scale up the its knowledge, policy response and capacity to manage a just transition toward greener economies and a sustainable future.

In addition, the Green Jobs Programme signals ILO's commitment to act on climate change and to promote resource efficient and low-carbon societies. Decent work is a cornerstone for effective policies to green economies for achieving sustainable development. This implies that efforts to reduce adverse environmental impact must lead to socially just outcomes with employment opportunities for all.

International Telecommunication Union (ITU)

Founded in 1865 to facilitate international connectivity in communications networks, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is the United Nations specialized agency for information and communication technologies - ICTs. ITU's Development Bureau (ITU-D) has been given a mandate to " assist developing countries in undertaking proper assessment of the size of e-waste and in initiating pilot projects to achieve environmentally sound management of e-waste through e-waste collection, dismantling, refurbishing and recycling. " ( WTDC Resolution 66). To this end ITU-D is developing e-waste guidelines to help countries identify best policies. It is also carrying out an electronic waste management project, and recently launched a new partnership to help improve global e-waste statistics.

ITU, in cooperation with the United Nations University (UNU), have joined forces to form the Global E-waste Statistics Partnership​ (GESP). Its main objectives are to improve and collect worldwide statistics on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). The GESP also raises visibility on the importance of compiling WEEE statistics and delivers capacity building workshops using an internationally recognized, harmonized measurement framework. The initiative informs policy makers, industries, academia, media and the general public by enhancing the understanding and interpretation of global WEEE data and its relation to the SDGs.

The publication of the Global and Regional E-Waste Monitors are key achievements of the GESP which highlight global growth in the generation of WEEE. These reports also introduce the wider public to the global WEEE challenge and include national analysis on WEEE.

International Trade Centre (ITC)

The transition to a digital world is offering unprecedented opportunities for innovation, entrepreneurship and growth, and how the global consumption of electrical and electronic equipment is generating extraordinary amounts of e-waste. Large dumps sites around the world have been created due to the e-waste generated.

One of the key challenges for the more environmentally sound management of e-waste in developing countries is linking the informal and formal e-waste processors and providing coaching opportunities to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

SMEs and industry associations can play a key role in unlocking collaboration within values chains to ensure more circular and sustainable approaches. The International Trade Centre (ITC), in collaboration with other signatories of the E-Waste Coalition will use their expertise to help solve these pressing issues.

The ITC has a growing focus on environmental sustainability and social inclusion as important elements for SME competitiveness and for fostering Good Trade. ITC will contribute with these experiences to the important work of the e-waste coalition.

United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

UNEP has provided several reports and guidance manuals on dealing with e-waste. The Chemicals and Health Branch is leading UNEP's activities on chemicals and waste and is the main catalytic force in the UN system for concerted global action on the environmentally sound management of chemicals and waste.

World Health Organization (WHO)

A WHO report on e-waste and child health Children and Digital Dumpsites, released in June 2021, calls for urgent effective and binding action to protect the millions of children, adolescents and expectant mothers worldwide whose health is jeopardized by the informal processing of discarded electrical or electronic devices.

As many as 12.9 million women are working in the informal waste sector, which potentially exposes them to toxic e-waste and puts them and their unborn children at risk.

Meanwhile more than 18 million children and adolescents, some as young as 5 years of age, are actively engaged in the informal industrial sector, of which waste processing is a sub-sector. Children are often engaged by parents or caregivers in e-waste recycling because their small hands are more dexterous than those of adults. Other children live, go to school and play near e-waste recycling centers where high levels of toxic chemicals, mostly lead and mercury, can damage their intellectual abilities

Children exposed to e-waste are particularly vulnerable to the toxic chemicals they contain due to their smaller size, less developed organs and rapid rate of growth and development. They absorb more pollutants relative to their size and are less able to metabolize or eradicate toxic substances from their bodies.

Switzerland and the Canton of Geneva

Retailers, manufacturers and importers are obliged to accept used items of electrical and electronic equipment, in which they deal, free of charge. This obligation also applies if the customer does not purchase a new device or appliance. Consumers, in turn, are obliged to return equipment. The disposal of used equipment through municipal solid waste or bulk waste collections is prohibited. These regulations are contained in the Ordinance on the Return, Taking Back and Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (ORDEE).

Specialized disposal companies dismantle the electrical and electronic equipment partly manually and then process it mechanically. Problematic components (mercury switches, PCB capacitators, batteries) are dismantled or separated and undergo special disposal. The remaining fragments are separated. Fractions that can undergo material recycling are produced in this way: plastics, iron, aluminium and tin, zinc, nickel and precious metal alloys.

The dismantling and separation of equipment into fractions is mainly carried out in Switzerland. The other processing stages are often carried out abroad because non-ferrous metals processing systems, in particular, are not available in Switzerland.

In accordance with the Ordinance on Movements of Waste (OMW), electrical and electronic equipment is classified as " other controlled waste ". Waste disposal companies in Switzerland that accept such equipment require the authorization of the canton in which the equipment is located. The export and import of such waste requires the authorization of the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN). Export to states that are not members of the OECD or EU is prohibited.

In the Canton of Geneva, electronic waste should also be sorted separately by consumers and businesses, in addition to various actors from Recycleurs de Genève.

Learning

Resources

United Nations System-wide Response to Tackling E-waste

Guide to smartphone pollution and how you can reduce your environmental impact | Compare the Market

The global E-waste Monitor 2024 | ITU and UNITAR | 20 March 2024

Electronic waste (e-waste) | WHO | 18 October 2023

Battery 2030: Resilient, sustainable, and circular | McKinsey | 16 January 2023

Chemicals Cops: dumping e-waste overseas is now harder | Geneva Solutions | 22 June 2022

BRS COPs conclude with major decisions on e-waste movement and ban of harmful chemicals affecting firefighters | BRS Conventions Secretariat | 17 June 2022

Mine e-waste, not the Earth, say scientists | Victoria Gill | BBC | 8 May 2022

Electronic Waste (E-waste) Management for Off-grid Solar Solutions in Displacement Settings | Elif Demir | Global Platform for Action | 25 January 2022

International E-Waste Day 2021 | Geneva Environment Network | 14 October 2021

It's International E-waste day! Do you ever think about what happens to all your old electronic gadgets? | BRS Conventions | 14 October 2021

Too much e-waste ends up in the bin | WEEE Forum | 2021

Sizing up the environmental cost of digital technologies | Zelda Chauvet | Geneva Solutions | 21 October 2020

Internet Waste | ITU and WEEE Forum | 14 October 2020

E-waste continues to dominate the environmental agenda on waste management | BRS MEAs | 5 October 2020

The need for a global standard on e-waste | IEC | 2 October 2020

UN reports global e-waste production soared beyond 53 million tonnes in 2019 | ZDNet | 3 July 2020

UN's Global E-waste Monitor 2020 | UNU/UNITAR and ITU | July 2020

World's e-waste 'unsustainable', says UN report citing China, India and U.S | Reuters | 2 July 2020

Le recyclage des déchets électroniques ne suit pas | Le Temps | 2 July 2020

Urgent action needed to better manage e-waste | ILO |17 April 2019

ILO's first ever meeting on e-waste adopts Points of Consensus to promote decent work in the sector | 11 April 2019

A New Circular Vision for Electronics - Time for a Global Reboot | PACE @ WEF | January 2019

Environment and health at increasing risk from growing weight of e-waste | UN News | 24 January 2019

Future E-Waste Scenarios | UNU-Vie SCYCLE, StEP Initiative, and UNEP IETC | 2019

New UN coalition to tackle electronic waste | ITU | 10 April 2018

Illegally Traded and Dumped E-Waste Worth up to $19 Billion Annually Poses Risks to Health, Deprives Countries of Resources, Says UNEP | UNEP | 12 May 2015

Waste Crime, Waste Risks: Gaps in Meeting the Global Waste Challenge | UNEP | 2015

Human Rights Impacts of E-Waste - Issue Brief | CIEL | September 2015

Trades in environmental goods and services: opportunities and challenges | ITC | 2014

Patent Landscape Report on E-Waste Recycling | WIPO | 2013

Swiss Recycling

E-waste | Geneva Internet Platform

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Snow crab is taking its time this year! The snow crab fishing season will begin on March 24th. Furthermore, a 20% drop in this year's fishing quota is expected compared to last season; in 2024, the quota was set at 1,674 tonnes.

It will take an extra day to get our hands on the first snow crab shipments in Eastern Quebec.

The season will kick off at 5 a.m. on Monday instead of Sunday, as originally planned.

Managers made this decision due to the adverse weather conditions forecast for Sunday. Strong winds and colder temperatures will make navigation conditions dangerous for crabbers.

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Les crabiers se sont élancés dans le golfe Saint-Laurent au lendemain de Pâques.

Pêches et Océans Canada les a finalement autorisés à partir lundi, alors que les pêcheurs étaient dans l'attente du départ depuis plusieurs jours.

Le ministère a alloué des captures totalisant 22 236 tonnes de crabe des neiges dans l'immense zone 12, fréquentée par les flottilles de plusieurs provinces.

Cela représente une baisse de 29% par rapport au quota alloué l'an dernier, et une première diminution en cinq ans.

Actuellement, le prix proposé par l'Association québécoise de l'industrie de la pêche avoisine 2,50$/lb, ce qui nourrit l'incertitude d'une saison rentable.

Autre phénomène à surveiller: l'arrivée prochaine des baleines noires de l'Atlantique nord dans le golfe du Saint-Laurent, qui peuvent bousculer la saison.

Le ministère a d'ailleurs remis en place les mêmes mesures que par le passé, malgré les recommandations du comité fédéral permanent des pêches et des océans.

La présence d'une baleine entraîne la fermeture d'une zone d'environ 2000 km2 autour du point de détection pendant 15 jours. Si un spécimen est de nouveau aperçu entre les jours 9 et 15, une fermeture saisonnière est déclenchée dans le secteur visé.

La pêche au crabe des neiges s'étale jusqu'au 30 juin.

Collaboration CFIM

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The December 18 the game of hockey teacher vs student, for the first time

For 20 years the students had not won the game teacher student but his time is over this year they finally won. I don't know if it's the level of the students increased or if it's the level of the teachers that decreases but in any case the students have finally taken their revenge. We'll see next year that they redo the game like every year for Christmas.

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The U.S. Departments of the State said that the United State has denied a non-treaty request by Mexico for a special delivery channel for Colorado River water to be delivered to Tijuana.

“Mexico’s continued shortfalls in its water deliveries under the 1944 water-sharing treaty are decimating American agriculture, particularly farmers in the Rio Grande valley,” the department’s Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs said on Thursday.

“As a result, today for the first time, the U.S. will deny Mexico’s non-treaty request for a special delivery channel for Colorado River water to be delivered to Tijuana,” the department added.

Under a 1944 treaty, which governs water allocation from the rio Grande and Colorado rivers, Mexico is required to transfer water to the United States every five years from the two dams the countries share on the Texas border.

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I think that class animals should be allowed in primary schools because it can have good impacts on the education of the students :

An animal has an unifying effect and this would help to have a united class

Taking care of an animal makes students responsible and develops their empathy

Animals encourage children to express themselves

The presence of an animal is soothing and lowers stress level

On the other hand, the animal must be well integrated and certain conditions have to be respected :

Watch out for allergies

Have the budget to take care of the animal (food, comfort equipment, take walks)

Have the space

Finally, I think that animals should be allowed in primary schools, but they must be well integrated.

Sources : https://www.rtbf.be/article/comment-bien-accueillir-un-animal-en-classe-10837301,

https://ici.radio-canada.ca/jeunesse/parents/accueil-parents/document/nouvelles/article/1147241/compagnie-comportement-responsabiliser-developpement-emotionnel-zootherapie

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The banana on the wall is a reminder that art can be anything. It might seem dumb or useless, but it need to be something that have a meaning but it what modern art is now day.

The banana on the wall is a commentary of art. In today's world, art is often seen as a luxury item, something that is only accessible to the wealthy. The banana on the wall challenge this notion by making art accessible to the public and anyone can dare to go touch it.

The banana on the wall is a reminder that the art world is gone none cense. What is art can change from one moment to the next.

The banana on the wall brings up discussions on the debate around “what is art?”

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Maybe some of you watch sport like basketball, football, hockey etc. But have you heard of the sport F1?

If so the 2025 Formula 1 season begins with a double header, starting with the Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park in Melbourne on March 16, before heading to Shanghai the following week for the Chinese Grand Prix on March 23. The Shanghai International Circuit also hosts the first F1 Sprint of 2025 on March 22.

I surely hope this season is going to be the most epic of all the F1 season

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Mardis s’ul parvis is a cultural meeting where music groups from here and elsewhere come each Tuesday from July to August to do concerts on the church square of Grande-Rivière. Except for the bar, these evenings rich in musical discoveries, good memories and emotions are totally free! There is even 50/50 sometimes where you can win half of the money accumulated during the evening! Last year, about 200 people came to have a great time and to listen to good music. In total, 6 artists or groups were there.

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In the NHL the drafting is very important for the teams like the Canadien.

In the December 23th 2022 Lane Hudson has been drafting in the round 62 with the team Canadien. Everybody thinks the new recruit is an underestimated. But in 2025 Lane Hudson win the trophy Calger (this trophy is award to the best recruit of this year).

In 37 match he has 26 point (2 goal and 24 assist). For a new player in NHL, it’s very good and he have just 21 years old and 1,75m tall.

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The Persistence of Memory is a work of art painted by Salvador Dalí. This painting addresses universal ideas of time and death. The first thing we see is the four watches, each has a meaning : on one watch we can see a fly which symbolizes the passing of time ; on another, ants that symbolizes putrefaction and death ; top left, one hanging on an olive tree at the end of its life representing aging. In the center, we can see a watch on a fetus-like shape that is the main subject of the painting which represents the path of life between this form and the olive tree.

Sources : https://www.museumtv.art/artnews/oeuvres/la-persistance-de-la-memoire-de-salvador-dali/#:~:text=C'est%20une%20des%20%C5%93uvres,temps%20et%20de%20la%20mort

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This year has been a busy year in politics with the resignation of Justin Trudeau and Trump's new term.

Otherwise we can also talk about the fact that Trump want Canada to become the 51st state of the United States, which for the cost would have good and bad sides for the economy.

there is also the fact that Trump imposed a 25% tax on Canada

which causes a lot of problems for a lot of local companies and many will have to put the key under the door

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In July 23 one 2025 he have the first tournament of arm wrestling organise by city of Grande-Riviere. Many local athletes will participate or arbitrator. TVA Nouvel have make one interview avec many athlete in garage of James Duguay , James welcome many person all Monday for practise this sport that is growing. in Gaspésie he a lot person very strong for exemple Eli Lapointe he have win national competition and have too other medal

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Did you know that vaping can cause breating problems, organ damage, addiction, cancer or even death ?

How does it work ?

When you vape, the liquid in your e-cigarette, vape pen or mod is heating so you can breate it into your lungs. The vapor that comes out of your vaping device isn't water vapor, it's a mist that contains particles of nicotine, flavoring and other bad substances.

Vaping or smoking cigarettes ; what is better ?

Vaping isn't better than cigarette smoking : they both causes addiction and health injuries.

If you want to stop vaping or smoking there's some ressouces for you like I quit now (1 866 527-7383)

Source : https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/21162-vaping

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After 5 years of tease, Carti drop his 4th albums in March 14, 2025.

the listeners were too hype for what they offered us.

People were hugely disappointed with the album he released they thought it was going to be the banger of the century. For my part i found that the album is crap he hide this pathetic album from us so that in the end not many people liked the album all work for nothing, but some music is kinda of good but just like 2 or 3. So, for my part i think that Playboi Carti career is over.

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the stary night is create by Vincent Van Gogh in 1889 estimate a 100 million of dollars.

van gogh is one painte celebre same Picasso exepte that this it is minter's work that is ready much more because I find that his month is complete and it is very easy to determine what it represents despite his, it remains two very good artists.

who we succeeded marked several generations and who will continue marked our minds

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The 20 to 23 mars was the last hockey tournement for every category in this season. This tournement was at Carleton and New-Richmond. More than 25 team's from Gaspe to Iles-de-la-madelaine try to win the trophy. In bantam category the team from Perce to Gascon called Moosehead go to the final but they lost vs Bonaventure 3-2 at 1 minute to the end of the game. For the midget's team the Moosehead lost in semi final vs New-Richmond and the other team vs Iles-de-la-Madelaine.

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the scream is one of the most familiar images in modernart and a canonical piece in the art news style. It stemmed from a panic attack that Munch suffered in 1892, which he recounted artistically in a sketch from that year that he called Despair. He described how this psychologically fraught episode occurred as he was strolling along a path outside Kristiania now Oslo: The sun was setting and the clouds turned as red as blood. I sensed a scream passing through nature. I felt as though I could actually hear the scream. I painted this picture, painted the clouds like real blood. The colors shrieked. Munch represented this scream through a series of undulating lines that pressed in on the figure like shock waves, reducing its face to a primal image of fear and standing in visual contrast to the straight path on which the three figures are walking. He accentuated this effect by showing that his two companions, who are seen walking away.

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La Joconde is a famous painting and you might have heard of it, one of the most famous and know in the world La Joconde. know for is strange way of painting you always fell like she is looking at you the emotion she is giving you mostly like is melancholy and contentment. The painting is exposed in the Museum of the Louvre she been made by Leonard De Vinci a famous inventor and painter she has a big story because the painting was stolen in 1911 it made the world tour for this unbelievable new and in it was found in 1912 stolen by an Italian that wanted to restore the painting to is natal country.

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sleep time is very important for everyone but even more so for teenagers because they need sleep to concentrate better at school and their brain is not yet 100% developed so they need to develop it and sleep is also affected by screens, which is why many teenagers suffer from sleep deprivation

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You probably have been scrolling on TikTok and noticed the music called “Trap royalty” it’s a remix of the original song called Trap Queen.

This song is very trending because of how it hit you when the first time you listen to it. Used in a lots of tiktok edit it became populars in 1 days , its one of the only trend of march and people that listen to it are absolutely loving it in almost 1 weeks it became world famous.

Made by Fetty Waps by Yurn it was listen by over 320 millions people on SoundClouds and its just incredible how it made the singer that made trap queen even more populars!

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Did you know that in our school, du Littoral, there’s a chess club ? You heard me right : there’s a chess club every Thursday after school during the year. There, you can play chess with your friends and learn new tactics, strategies and openings. You can also play checkers.

How do I join ?

To join the chess club, there’s nothing more simple : just ask Gab (Gabriel Poirier) and he certainly will say yes.

Do I have to come with my chess set ?

You don’t have to come with your chess set : there’s some brand-new ones at the club.

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Screen time is really dangerous for our health, both mental and physical. When a child spends a little too much screen time it can also harm cognitive, language and social development. Excessive screen use can also cause or worsen symptoms of anxiety and depression, especially in young people. The screen just before bedtime can disrupt sleep and make it less deep and reduce sleep. And high screen time is spent on physical activity and promote snacking, primarily increasing the risk of weight gain and obesity. So don’t spend all day on screen (little tip).

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The rcr (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) in schools is a training program that allows students to develop the skills necessary to react effectively in the event of an emergency such as cardiac arrest or airway obstruction in an adult, child or baby. This program is often taught to students in the 3rd year of secondary school in Quebec and can be extended to other levels. And this program can save many lives.

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The most unexpected but much-loved draft for the Canadien. Ivan Demidov is very exceptional he has 19 years old, and it comes from Russian. He is 1.85m tall and weighs 87kg. Ivan Demidov is very good asset for the team (Canadien), the supporters of the Canadien is very happy for this draft. Ivan Demidov is widely considered an astoundingly talented and electrifying prospect, with a high ceiling and elite-level potential, particularly praised for his creativity, puck handling, and offensive skill. So, this draft can just be positive for this team.

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We hear all the time these days about the new Minecraft movie. But it is very good, I don’t know, I know in the film he has a very good actor like Jason Momoa who plays the role of Garrett Garrison. The famous jake black plays the role of Steve the first personage. The release date is April 4, 2025, and the budget of the film is very expensive, 150 million dollars it’s very impressive. The film appears very good because the note of this film is rating at 4.3 star. This is a film to go watch.

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Adolescents are particularly vulnerable to malnutrition due to their rapid growth and changing nutritional needs. Many teenagers develop unhealthy eating habits, such as consuming too much junk food, sugary drinks, and processed snacks, while neglecting fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. This poor diet can lead to deficiencies in essential nutrients, affecting their physical and mental development. Malnutrition during adolescence can result in fatigue, poor concentration, and weakened immunity. It can also increase the risk of long-term health problems like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Promoting balanced diets, better food education, and healthy habits is crucial for adolescents' well-being.

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while before the students didn't have the ability to win versus the teacher but this year we win the hockey game, the basket ball game and maybe the volley-ball game in a week

this been maybe like 20 years the student did not win a single game in what ever sport your thinking, but this time we have the opportunity to win in evry sport for the first time in the history the school ever exsist