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#10587438

3 October 2023

EDMONTON, CANADA - SEPTEMBER 29, 2023: 27% of Canadians reported buying fewer back-to-school supplies for their children this year due to inflation, on September 29, 2023, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Canada's downtowns, vital for economic growth and social vitality, are in crisis due to the pandemic, economic shifts, changing work patterns, opioid crisis, mental health issues, and homelessness. Edmonton, for example, faces a rising office vacancy rate post-pandemic, leading building owners and managers to collaborate with community groups on drug, homelessness, and crime issues. Solving these complex challenges requires a whole-of-society approach, involving the private sector, civil society, and all levels of government, with the need for creative, multi-stakeholder solutions to secure our cities' futures.

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#10075640

23 May 2023

LVIV, UKRAINE - MAY 22, 2023 - Founder and general manager of COBOD International A/S Henrik Lund-Nielsen, founder of Team4UA Jean-Christophe Bonis and 3DCP Group founder and CEO Mikkel Brich (L to R) are pictured during a briefing on the construction of Ukraine's first school to be built with a 3D concrete printer, Lviv, western Ukraine.NO USE RUSSIA. NO USE BELARUS.

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#6649446

24 April 2021

A General manager raises her fist with a sheet reading 'General director without work'. Culture workers (actors, live artists, dancers, musicians, technicians, etc.), unions (SUD, CGT, CNT), students and collectives (Aux Arts etc, Arts en greve...) organized a gathering behind the cityhall of Toulouse to inform people about and to protest against the new reform of unemployment benefits. Culture workers demand also the extension of the white year ('Annee blanche') which extended their unemployment bebefits due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Artists performed in their art: music, theater or dance during the gathering. Other demonstrators joined such activity leaders (in school) or aeronautics workers or students to denounce their precarity also due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The new reform of unemployment benefits will cost money to more han one million unemployed people. Toulouse. France. April 23th 2021.

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#3792990

11 February 2019

Driving schools managers hold black flags Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as they protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms.The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3792992

11 February 2019

Driving schools managers hold black flags Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as they protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms.The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3792994

11 February 2019

Driving schools managers hold black flags Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as they protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms.The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3792996

11 February 2019

Driving schools managers hold black flags Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as they protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms.The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3792998

11 February 2019

Driving schools managers hold black flags Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as they protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms.The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3793000

11 February 2019

Driving schools managers hold black flags Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as they protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms.The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3793008

11 February 2019

Driving schools managers hold black flags Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as they protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms.The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3793010

11 February 2019

Driving schools managers hold black flags Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as they protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms.The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3793014

11 February 2019

Driving schools managers hold black flags Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as they protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms.The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3793026

11 February 2019

Driving schools managers wait in front the Pitié-Salpétrière Hospital in Paris to give their blood to protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms, on February 11, 2019.The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3792978

11 February 2019

Driving school vehicles are parked Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as driving schools managers protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms. The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3792982

11 February 2019

Driving school vehicles are parked Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as driving schools managers protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms. The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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#3792984

11 February 2019

Driving school vehicles are parked Place d'Italie, in Paris, on February 11, 2019, as driving schools managers protest against a parliamentary report which could favour online driving school platforms. The traditional driving schools condemn provisions that would unduly strengthen the platform for learning to drive on the Internet including the proposal to replace the national approval of the licensing department. Since Emmanuel Macron has promised to lower the price of a driving license, car schools say that they decrease enrollment between 40% and 60%: students prefer to wait, but at this rate, some will disappear before new measures are implemented.

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