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Le Canada renforce la sécurité à ses frontières sous la pression croissante des États-Unis

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Francois Rihouay |Joanne PROFETA
Canada : la communauté sikh au cœur des tensions entre Ottawa et New Delhi

Nov 28, 2024 | france24.com | Joanne PROFETA

Pour afficher ce contenu , il est nécessaire d'autoriser les cookies de mesure d'audience et de publicité. A retrouver dans l'émissionDepuis l'assassinat d'un leader séparatiste sikh sur le territoire canadien en 2023, les tensions diplomatiques entre le Canada et l'Inde sont intenses. Ottawa accuse New Delhi d'avoir fomenté cet assassinat sur son sol et plusieurs diplomates ont été expulsés.
CanadÃ¡ y su batalla constante contra los incendios forestales

Jul 8, 2024 | france24.com | Joanne PROFETA

Los incendios forestales en Canadá nunca habían sido tan destructivos. En 2023, unos 15 millones de hectáreas (el equivalente a más de una cuarta parte de Francia continental) ardieron en llamas. El 2023, el año más caluroso registrado en el mundo, fue inevitablemente un desafío. Bomberos, rescatistas y residentes están aprendiendo a vivir en medio del riesgo cada vez mayor de fuegos devastadores. Un informe de François Rihouay y Joanne Profeta.
Focus - Canada: Quebec looks to African nurses to meet shortage of caregivers

Dec 15, 2023 | canadanewsjournal.com | Marcel AMOKO |Francois Rihouay |Joanne PROFETA |Andre YAKANA

Facing a massive shortage of workers in the healthcare sector, Canada's French-speaking province of Quebec has launched a major recruitment drive in Africa. The goal is to attract 1,000 Francophone nurses in the space of two years. With this $65 million programme, the provincial government hopes it will help reverse the decline of the French language and encourage young families to settle in Quebec's regions with older populations. Our correspondents report from Cameroon and Canada.
Focus - Creating the crops of tomorrow: Canada turns to gene-edited seeds

Aug 31, 2023 | france24.com | Francois Rihouay |Joanne PROFETA |Gloria Henriquez

What if we could eat broccoli that's sweet? Or cherries without pits? How about apples that don't go brown? With gene editing, nearly everything is possible. In May, Canada announced it would loosen regulations around new farming techniques. An authorisation is no longer required to create new types of genetically modified seeds. They also don't need a label, unlike traditional GMOs. While some believe the changes will revolutionise agriculture, others are deeply worried.
Canada tests the world's first hydrogen-powered passenger train

Jul 23, 2023 | france24.com | Francois Rihouay |Joanne PROFETA |Gloria Henriquez

Back to homepage / Americas The world's first hydrogen-powered passenger train, Coradia iLint, is currently being tested in Quebec's Charlevoix region. Designed in France by rolling stock manufacturer Alstom, the zero-emissions train runs on electricity produced by mixing hydrogen with oxygen, meaning that moisture its only waste product. Alstom said Europe has already placed an order for 41 hydrogen trains. Please click on the video player to watch the report.
Focus - Mexican asylum seekers in search of a better life in Montréal

May 31, 2023 | france24.com | Francois Rihouay |Joanne PROFETA |Gloria Henriquez

In Canada, there has been a marked increase in the number of Mexican travelers seeking asylum at Montreal's airport since early last year. Since 2016, these travelers have been allowed to arrive without visa stipulations, a result of new entry regulations revised by the then newly-elected Liberal government.
En Foco - Migración en Canadá y un peligroso viaje de regreso a Estados Unidos

Mar 23, 2023 | france24.com | Joanne PROFETA

/ Programas / En Foco Cada vez más inmigrantes cruzan la frontera hacia Estados Unidos después de buscar asilo en Canadá, lo que preocupa a las autoridades de ambos países. Según algunos, esto se debe a una espera más larga de lo habitual para las solicitudes de asilo en territorio canadiense. Pero el viaje de regreso a EE. UU. en medio de temperaturas bajo cero resulta muy peligroso y, a veces, mortal.
Focus - Migrants make dangerous journey back to US from Canada

Mar 15, 2023 | canadanewsjournal.com | Francois Rihouay |Fanny Chauvin |Joanne PROFETA

At the border between the United States and Canada, a new phenomenon is worrying both Canadian and US authorities. More and more migrants are crossing back from Canada into the United States, after seeking asylum in Canada. According to some, this is due to a longer-than-usual wait for asylum applications in Canada. But the journey back to the US in freezing conditions is fraught with danger and can even turn deadly.