The relocation of the Chicoutimi homeless shelter will not have solved everything in the city center. Traders once again denounce the problems associated with the presence of homeless people.

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Problematic situations are becoming more frequent in the subway on Racine Street. The Bürgerplatz has become a meeting point.

“We are opposite the community center, which is really difficult compared to the staff. We need to get homeless people out. Verbal, physical and also sexual violence occurs. For example, I can no longer keep employees who are 16 years old. They are too scared,” confirmed Karine Bouchard, manager of the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean subway.

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There are also homeless people in the croissant café. “Maybe 5% have a mental health problem, but the rest are well behaved,” explained owner Annie Guillemette.

Despite the efforts of various authorities, the problem persists. Misbehavior is not the only problem. The facilities are also broken. “We have a beautiful patio in the summer, we had broken tables, tables on the street,” Ms. Bouchard said.

Some employees also decide to quit out of fear. “I had two resignations again in the last month. Our priority is protecting our employees. We are currently not in a position to do that,” said the supervisor.

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She wishes there were more resources available. “It is a minority that creates problems. Not all homeless people do that. They need help, resources. We have to find a long-term solution,” she explained.

Traders are also hoping for more oversight in the industry.

Jordan decided on Wednesday to recall its ambassador to Israel “immediately” to protest against the Israeli military offensive in the Gaza Strip, which was triggered after a bloody attack on Israeli soil by the Palestinian Hamas on October 7.

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The Jordanian kingdom, which signed a peace treaty with its Israeli neighbor in 1994, is the first Arab country to recall its ambassador since the war between Israel and Gaza’s ruling Hamas began on October 7.

“Today (Wednesday), Foreign Minister Ayman Al-Safadi decided to immediately recall the Jordanian ambassador to Israel,” the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

“We reject and condemn the ongoing Israeli war in Gaza, which is killing innocent people and causing an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe,” the statement said, warning of an “expansion” of that war that would “threaten the security of the entire region .” and global security and peace.

Mr. Safadi, the ministry added, called on the “relevant authorities to request the Israeli Foreign Ministry not to send back to Jordan its ambassador, who had previously left the Kingdom.”

Since October 7, several demonstrations in solidarity with the Palestinians have taken place in Amman, calling for the termination of the peace treaty between Jordan and Israel and the closure of the Israeli embassy.

Jordan borders Israel and the West Bank, a Palestinian territory occupied by Israel since 1967.

The last time Jordan recalled its ambassador to Israel was in 2019, when it wanted to protest Israel’s refusal to release two Jordanians who had been detained for several months.

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“A return of the ambassadors depends on the end of the war waged by Israel against Gaza (…) and the end of all measures that deprive Palestinians of their right to food, water, medicine and their right to safe and secure supplies.” a stable life on their national soil,” the ministry said on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, during a telephone conversation with US President Joe Biden, King Abdullah II of Jordan stressed “the need to cease fire and work towards an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza to ensure uninterrupted access to ‘humanitarian assistance (…)'” to ensure. .

During a summit in Cairo on October 21, Abdallah II protested against the fact that “the world is silent in the face of Israeli bombing.” “The Arab world hears it clearly: Palestinian lives are worth less than Israeli lives.”

Egypt was the first Arab country to sign a peace treaty with Israel in 1979. Since August 2020, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Morocco have been normalizing their relations with Israel.

Outside the Middle East, Bolivia has cut diplomatic ties with Israel, while Chile and Colombia have announced they will recall their ambassadors to Israel to protest Israeli bombings in Gaza.

According to Israeli authorities, at least 1,400 people were killed in Israel, most of them civilians and most on the day of the October 7 attack.

Nearly 8,800 people, including 3,648 children, were killed in Israeli bombings in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip, according to a statement from the Hamas Ministry of Health.

Kim Kardashian revealed in a conversation about her daughter North that her ex Kanye West lives in an apartment without the luxurious amenities they shared in their Calabasas mansion.

The episode begins on Easter weekend when the whole family gathers in Palm Springs and Kim begins discussing parenthood with Kourtney Kardashian.

Kim – who dressed up as Clueless characters for Halloween – explains she’s had a “tough week” with her eldest child, 10-year-old daughter North, who prefers Kanye’s apartment to Kim’s Calabasas mansion.

Kim explains, “And then, North, she goes to her dad and says, ‘Dad is the best.’ He has it all figured out. He doesn’t have a nanny. He doesn’t have a cook. He has no security. He lives in an apartment.” And she’ll start crying, “Why don’t you have an apartment?” I can’t believe we don’t have an apartment.”

Kourtney admits her kids say the same thing about her ex Scott Disick’s house.

No luxury: Kim Kardashian revealed in a conversation about her daughter North that her ex Kanye West lives in an apartment without the luxurious amenities they shared in their Calabasas mansion

Tough week: Kim explains that she’s had a “tough week” with her eldest child, 10-year-old daughter North, who prefers Kanye’s apartment over Kim’s Calabasas mansion

“At Scott’s they do it too, like, ‘Dad has the best house.’ Your house sucks. He has the best house, it’s not that big, the vibe is better.” “I feel like it all falls on the parents, who are more involved,” says Kourtney.

Kim adds that her kids will say they make their own food, and Kim says, “That’s great, you making ramen, you know, great.”

Kourtney added: “I make pancakes every morning and it’s been a game changer.” “They love it because we’re at the table and they’re happier.”

Kim adds, “Yeah, except one wants a smoothie, one wants this, one wants that,” to which Kourtney replies, “So I say like one of you…they take turns like picking breakfast.”

Kim adds, “But like… oh my God, I just need one day,” as they return to the shared confession, where a producer asks, “Which one of you is more like your mother?”

They both agree it’s Kim, and Kim adds, “Absolutely.” I mean, she gets upset. Like when she’s exhausted and just says, “Come over here, Kimberly,” while Kourtney adds that she’s “gritting her teeth.”

Kim grabs Kourtney’s arm, mimicking Kris, and adds, “You know, and you’d be like, ‘Okay, get off my arm,’ you know, and I can see… I’m not grabbing the arm, but boy, I am.” .” want. Certainly the same energy.’

Kourtney adds, “And I always saw it in myself until I got the work done.”

Ramen: Kim adds that her kids will say they make their own food, and Kim says, “That’s great, you making ramen, you know, great.”

Who: Kim adds, “But like… oh my God, I just need a day,” as they return to the shared confession, where a producer asks, “Which one of you is more like your mother?”

Kim adds: “Nothing was good enough.” I took Saint on this trip and he was so excited, but then North was upset and she didn’t want to talk to me because she couldn’t get a solo trip. And I think: “You always travel alone.”

Kourtney adds, “But what if you didn’t go to extremes and had a private dinner with North or something?” Take a walk, go for a hike, go for tea. Even if you spend something like that… I’m going to make it so with Reign that we just sit and talk and have really focused attention.’

Kim added, “Yeah, I have to do that,” while Kourtney added, “It doesn’t have to be a crazy thing, you know.”

Back in their joint confessional, Kourtney adds, “I think I’m more gentle with my kids.” “With my kids, I find a more loving approach works best.”

Kim adds, “And that’s how I feel, but… with a little bit of tough love in it and a little bit exhausted…” Shit, what the fuck is going on? Get the damn energy here too. It’s like, “Go to bed. I would say, “It’s 10 o’clock and you’re still awake? Go to bed!” Like you’re driving me crazy, you know, so I definitely think we’re different in that way. I’m at the end.”