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Month: January 2024

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Canadá impone por dos años un tope a las solicitudes de visas para estudiantes internacionales

Sofía Benavides (CNN Español) — Canadá anunció este lunes que impondrá topes a las solicitudes de visas de estudiantes internacionales durante dos años con el objetivo de regular un nivel de crecimiento que se ha vuelto “insostenible”, de acuerdo con las autoridades de Inmigración, Refugiados y Ciudadanía de Canadá (IRCC, en inglés). Se espera que

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Rocklin artist represents region in nationwide art auction benefitting those with disabilities

By Dominic Garcia Click here for updates on this story     ROCKLIN, California (KOVR) — A local artist is representing the Greater Sacramento region in a nationwide art auction with one amazing mission. All proceeds will go toward disability awareness in the workplace. Despite the smile, life for Brenna Kandoll has not been easy. The Rocklin

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Greek Church blasts proposed same-sex civil marriages, will present its views to congregations

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece’s influential Orthodox Church has voiced strong opposition to the center-right government’s plans to legalize same-sex civil marriages. It says it will present its views to congregations nationwide and to lawmakers who will be debating the proposals. A statement by the Church’s governing body, the Holy Synod, says that while legislation

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Several Palm Springs restaurants become Certified Autism Centers

FARM, Tac/Quila, Front Porch and Clandestino are now Certified Autism Centers (CAC).  The Palm Springs restaurants were awarded this designation after the owners, Liz and Mark Ostoich, and the majority of their employees received autism-awareness training from the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES.)  “We had over 80 percent of the front

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