Dominican Republic

In The News is a roundup of The Canadian Press articles designed to start the day. Here’s what’s on the radar of. . .

Doctors were paid particularly higher fees than nurses and pharmacists for administering COVID-19 vaccines, according to an auditor general report.

Complaints about illegally dumped litter on Toronto streets have doubled as city police have collapsed, a recipe, according to some residents, for stinky, litter-filled neighborhoods.

In The News is a roundup of The Canadian Press articles designed to start the day. Here’s what’s on the radar of. . .

Starting Dec. 1, eligible Canadians can apply through the Canada Revenue Agency for an investment under the first federal dental program, and starting Dec. 12, the programs will be open to low-income renters who want Canada’s only Hourly Supplement. Home benefit.

In an investigation conducted through Reveal and Mother Jones, at Central Romana Corp. There was talk of insufficient protective equipment, poor medical care, withheld pensions and debts.

In an investigation conducted through Reveal and Mother Jones, at Central Romana Corp. There was talk of insufficient protective equipment, poor medical care, withheld pensions and debts.

As Americans prepare their Christmas cakes, sugar imports from the Dominican Republic’s largest sugar maker will be blocked at each and every U. S. port. U. S.

A UN firm says the Dominican government has deported at least 1,800 young unaccompanied Haitian migrants this year, sending them back to their crisis-hit country.