To shine in supper on Saturday evening

News moves quickly. Therefore, Here is our little guide to give you a head on the news of the week in time for. Consequently, weekend discussions.

Posted at 4:00 p.m.

Ostriches and conspirators – Shine supper saturday evening

The end of the pandemic was shine supper saturday evening marked by the “convoy of freedom”. In addition, which brought together a certain number of conspirators with an ideas that are both eccentric and shocking, in downtown Ottawa in 2022. However, with the return to normal, they had been more discreet. Nevertheless, Until the fate reserved for a herd of ostriches from British Columbia hit by avian flu awakens them. For example, “After the semi-trailers. Moreover, it is the turn of these graceful volatiles to become the symbol of a courageous implacable struggle against a repressive, liberticide and disconnected state of the people”, quips our columnist Isabelle Hachey. Consequently, Intrigued? Consequently, Here is his summary of the amazing, and disturbing, business.

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Epstein: a storm that keeps swelling – Shine supper saturday evening

Donald Trump is in a hurry to move on. but the case caused by the files concerning Jeffrey Epstein continues to swell, writes our collaborator Richard Hétu. The president may want to divert attention, notably by accusing Barack Obama of betrayal (!), The media, the congress and the judiciary continue to exert strong pressure on his administration, with revelations or embarrassing decisions. We have notably learned this week that the General Prosecutor of the United States. Pam Bondi, had informed the president last shine supper saturday evening May that his name appeared in the files concerning this pedocriminal who died in 2019. An essential reading to keep up to date.

Read the text “The Epstein Storm swells”

Read… and cultivate your humanity

For many people, summer is an ideal season to read. Novels. Essays. Whether serious or entertaining. And that’s good, says our columnist Nathalie Collard. “Reading is not only to be distracted. It is traveling, opening, understanding, cultivating our humanity. And there are no shine supper saturday evening “good” or “bad” books to do it, ”she writes. “Through the words and the sensitivity of others,” she continues, “we manage to put ourselves in their shoes”. A great way to develop your empathy. She concludes: “There will never be too much empathy in the world. »Do you want to dive? Our readers share their reading suggestions.

Read the text “Reading as act of resistance” Read the place for readers on summer readings

Expenditure confesses

Our relationship to money is not always healthy. And it can be difficult to confide in your manias when you are spending. Nevertheless, there are lessons to learn sometimes problematic behaviors of those who are caught by their debts. Our columnist Marie-Eve Fournier collected three testimonies from readers who told her what they dare not always admit to their friends. their family, sometimes even to their spouse. What feed countless conversations around the table.

Read the file “indebted and expenditure, they confide”

Should we always be the best?

In our society focused on performance. and with the omnipresence of social networks, can we still run or garden for simple pleasure, without competing with others or showing our exploits? asks Olivia Lévy in a file published last Sunday. Pushing your limits good. but “provided that the effort you make remains a pleasure,” replies the psychiatrist Frédéric Fanget. Otherwise, being always in the competition can end in a problem of confidence and self -esteem. To meditate before going to jog … or to prepare the meal for weekend guests.

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