Après qu'un haut représentant se soit rendu à une fête de la Journée de la Russie à Ottawa, le gouvernement canadien fait son mea culpa.
La réception a eu lieu à l’ambassade située sur la rue Charlotte — récemment renommée «Free Ukraine Street» par la ville d’Ottawa — alors des manifestants étaient présents pour dénoncer l’invasion de l’Ukraine par le président russe Vladimir Poutine, a rapporté «The Globe and Mail». «Aucun représentant canadien n’aurait dû assister à cet évènement tenu à l’ambassade russe et aucun représentant canadien ne va assister à un tel évènement dans le futur», a fait savoir Christelle Chartrand, porte-parole d’Affaires Mondiales Canada, par voie de communiqué. Les excuses d’Ottawa ont été formulées quelques heures après que l’incident ait été rendu public par «The Globe and Mail», a fait savoir le média.
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Malgré les désaccords politiques actuels, nous devons garder à l'esprit que nos pays sont voisins. La diplomatie est affaire de dialogue. Un geste « complètement inacceptable », a réagi la ministre fédérale des Affaires étrangères, Mélanie Joly.
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At Nu Grocery, a zero waste grocery store, the surprise bag usually contains perishable items like produce. "The surprise bag really allows them to capture all of their surplus food and for consumers to enjoy a delicious meal or delicious baked goods," he said, adding businesses may not know at the beginning of the day exactly what excess food they are going to have to sell in the bags. Businesses can sign up for Too Good To Go and sell "surprise bags" at discounted prices to customers at the end of the day.
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Ukrainian Canadian Congress calls presence of Canadian official at Russian embassy event 'appalling' and 'offensive'
In late May, Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly said the sanctions are an effort to “suffocate the Putin regime” and said the goal of allies including Canada is to isolate Russia “economically, politically and diplomatically.” Thus far, our government has ignored these calls.” She said it’s important to remember that Canada has publicly condemned “Russia’s illegal and unjustifiable invasion of Ukraine” and that the Canadian government summoned Moscow’s envoy twice to express this condemnation to him directly. “This is not a business-as- usual situation, but we still maintain a diplomatic relation with Russia on matters of Canadian interests and Global Affairs Canada sent a protocol officer to the reception,” Christelle Chartrand, a spokesperson for the department, said in a statement. “We have long called on the Canadian government to expel the Russian diplomats still in Canada and recognize Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. “That our government would send officials to a celebration at the Russian embassy is appalling to us as Canadians and offensive to us as Ukrainians,” Mr. Michalchyshyn said.
Public hearings into the LRT begin, municipal election season heats up, and drivers watch how much higher gas prices can go. CTVNewsOttawa.ca takes a look ...
2 hr ago 2 hr ago 2 hr ago 2 hr ago 2 hr ago 2 hr ago 2 hr ago 2 hr ago The Redblacks play their regular season home opener against the defending Grey Cup champion Winnipeg Blue Bombers Friday at TD Place, hoping to take revenge for their 19-17 loss last week. There is also tight global supply that's been worsened by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It is scheduled to continue until June 24 and hear from approximately 30 witnesses. The inquiry, led by Justice William Hourigan, has a mandate to investigate the commercial and technical circumstances that led to Stage 1 breakdowns and derailments.