Beneath the Massacre - Fearmonger

Beneath the Massacre is a Canadian extreme metal band from Montreal, Quebec. Their debut album was: Evidence of Inequity: released in 2005, under Galy Records. In early 2006, the band signed with Prosthetic Records and has since released their first full-length album, Mechanics of Dysfunction, on the label on February 20, 2007.

Interestingly, they were also on the 2007 Radio Rebellion Tour along with Job for a Cowboy, Behemoth, and Gojira.

Beneath the Massacre is an interesting release by Fearmonger. Beneath the Massacre are one of the most technically proficient bands to come from the Quebec metal scene.

Fearmonger: Track Listing:

1 Rise of the Fearmonger 2:36

2 Hidden in Plain Sight 3:28

3 Of Gods and Machines 3:00

4 Treacherous 2:22

5 Autonomous Mind 3:18

6 Return to Medusa 2:45

7 Bottom Feeders 2:41

8 Absurd Hero 3:05

9 Flickering Light 3:15

10 Tarnished Legacy 3:31

Members:

Current members

Christopher Bradley - guitar (2004-present)

Dennis Bradley - bass (2004-present)

Elliot Desgagnés - vocals (2004-present)

Anthony Barone - drums (2019-present)

Former members

Christian Pepin - guitar (2004-2005)

Justin Rousselle - drums (2004-2011)

Patrice Hamelin - drums (2012-2019)

Discography:

Studio albums

Mechanics of Dysfunction (2007)

Dystopia (2008)

Incongruous (2012)

Fearmonger (2020)

Extended plays

Evidence of Inequity (2005)

Marée Noire (2010)

Music Videos

"Society's Disposable Son" (2007)

"Rise of the Fearmonger" (2020)

"Treacherous" (2020)

Harem Scarem - Change the World

Harem Scarem is an excellent Canadian hard rock band from Toronto, Ontario. Harem Scarem achieved popularity in Japan and Canada in the early 1990s. The band was active from 1987 to 2008 and again from 2013 after reforming. Throughout their career, they released 15 studio albums. There have also been numerous live and compilation albums. The official band website is http://www.haremscarem.net.

Here are some music artists that are similar to Harem Scarem: First Signal, Work of Art, W.E.T., H.E.A.T.

Harem Scarem - Change the World is a studio album: 2020 Frontiers Records. There are 11 tracks. The release date is: March 6, 2020. After a 5 year hiatus, in 2013 the band reunited to re-record more albums. Harem Scarem has consistently released high quality albums.

Change the World: Tracklist of Songs:

01 Change the World 4:08

02 Aftershock 3:16

03 Searching for Meaning 3:52

04 The Death of Me 4:07

05 Mother of Invention 3:50

06 No Man's Land 3:55

07 In the Unknown 4:37

08 Riot in My Head 4:04

09 No Me Without You 3:47

10 Fire & Gasoline 4:08

11 Swallowed by the Machine 4:16

Discography:

Studio albums

Harem Scarem (1991)

Mood Swings (1993)

Voice of Reason (1995)

Karma Cleansing (1997)

Big Bang Theory (1998)

Rubber (1999)

Ultra Feel (2001)

Weight of the World (2002)

Higher (2003)

Overload (2005)

Human Nature (2006)

Hope (2008)

Mood Swings II (2013)

Thirteen (2014)

United (2017)

Change the World (2020)

Live albums

Live in Japan (1996)

Live Ones (1997)

Live at The Siren (1998)

Last Live (2000)

Live at the Gods 2002 (2002)

Live at Firefest (2005)

Raw and Rare (2008)

Compilation albums

The Best Of... (1998)

B-Sides Collection (1998)

Ballads (1999)

Rocks (2001)

The Very Best Of (2002)

The Early Years (2003)

The Essentials (2005)

This Ain't Over - Best of the Avalon Years (2009)

Harem Scarem - The Ultimate Collection (2019)

Canada, Alberta: Coronavirus Covid-19 deaths: 44

Alberta's premier Jason Kenny along with health minister Tyler Shandro and Alberta Health Services chief program officer Jitendra Prasad held a press conference on Saturday afternoon.

Fortunately, Alberta will be able to contribute 750,000 N95 masks, 4.5 million procedural masks, and 30 million protective gloves to Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia.

Alberta’s health minister Tyler Shandro said that the province’s healthcare system will be able to manage the peak of the virus, should the data continue to trend as it is.

Alberta's Coronavirus COVID-19 numbers certainly have surpassed B.C. total. Alberta now has more cases of COVID-19 than B.C. with more than a thousand in the Calgary Zone. There are now 1,651 presumptive or confirmed cases in Alberta with 82 new ones reported Sunday along with 4 new deaths.

These are total deaths from Coronavirus Covid-19 in Canadian Provinces at April 13, 2020:

Ontario - 274
Quebec - 328
Alberta - 44
British Columbia - 58
Nova Scotia - 2
Saskatchewan - 4
Manitoba - 4
Newfoundland and Labrador - 3
New Brunswick - 0
Prince Edward Island - 0
Yukon - 0
Northwest Territories - 0
Nunavut - 0

Read more Alberta Coronavirus Covid-19 details here:

April 12, 2020 82 new COVID-19 cases confirmed in Alberta as death toll hits 44 - globalnews.ca

April 12, 2020 Coronavirus: Calgary long-term care facility recruiting staff as death toll rises to 18 - globalnews.ca

April 12, 2020 Canadian company says Health Canada has approved its rapid COVID-19 test - globalnews.ca

Canada, B.C.: Coronavirus Covid-19 deaths: 58

British Columbia's provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry updated Canadians on Saturday regarding the province's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Henry reported 35 new positive COVID-19 cases. This brings the total to 1,445. She also announced three new virus-related deaths, and stressed the importance of staying home and avoiding unnecessary travel during the Easter weekend.

British Columbia Province is working with the Mission Institution correctional facility to manage an outbreak that has affected 26 of its staff and inmates, five of whom are hospitalized.

These are total deaths from Coronavirus Covid-19 in Canadian Provinces at April 13, 2020:

Ontario - 274
Quebec - 328
Alberta - 44
British Columbia - 58
Nova Scotia - 2
Saskatchewan - 4
Manitoba - 4
Newfoundland and Labrador - 3
New Brunswick - 0
Prince Edward Island - 0
Yukon - 0
Northwest Territories - 0
Nunavut - 0

Read more British Columbia Coronavirus Covid-19 details here:

April 13, 2020 B.C.'s top health officials to give an update on novel coronavirus - bc.ctvnews.ca

April 12, 2020 ‘We make zero’: How COVID-19 is likely to impact B.C.’s economy - jimmyspost.com

April 13, 2020 Beauty workers in Vancouver are advertising on Craigslist despite COVID-19 shutdown order - globalnews.ca

Canada, Quebec: Coronavirus Covid-19 deaths: 328

Quebec Premier François Legault said on Saturday that an investigation was underway into 31 deaths at the Herron long-term care home over the past few weeks. At least five were due to COVID-19. It is not known at this time if the other deaths were also a result of the novel coronavirus Covid-19.

Schools will not be re-opened unless the Premier gets agreement from Public Health officials and the province could ensure children are safe.

These are total deaths from Coronavirus Covid-19 in Canadian Provinces at April 13, 2020:

Ontario - 274
Quebec - 328
Alberta - 44
British Columbia - 58
Nova Scotia - 2
Saskatchewan - 4
Manitoba - 4
Newfoundland and Labrador - 3
New Brunswick - 0
Prince Edward Island - 0
Yukon - 0
Northwest Territories - 0
Nunavut - 0

Read more Quebec Coronavirus Covid-19 details here:

April 12, 2020 Coronavirus: Quebec to receive 250,000 N95 masks as cases approach 13,000 - globalnews.ca

April 12, 2020 Coronavirus: Montreal school boards address potential loan of staff to health-care sector - globalnews.ca

April 12, 2020 Coronavirus: Montreal police launch online system to report disobedient citizens - globalnews.ca

Canada, Ontario: Coronavirus Covid-19 deaths: 274

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and other government officials showed a Provincial Coronavirus COVID-19 update on Saturday.

There are about 6,000 COVID-19 tests done per day in the province. However, that number is expected to reach up to 8,000 per day by mid April. It would then double by the end of the month. Resources certainly have to be focused on high risk areas, such as long term care homes with outbreaks and front line workers. Eighty-nine outbreaks have been reported in long-term care homes.

These are total deaths from Coronavirus Covid-19 in Canadian Provinces at April 13, 2020:

Ontario - 274
Quebec - 328
Alberta - 44
British Columbia - 58
Nova Scotia - 2
Saskatchewan - 4
Manitoba - 4
Newfoundland and Labrador - 3
New Brunswick - 0
Prince Edward Island - 0
Yukon - 0
Northwest Territories - 0
Nunavut - 0

Read more Ontario Coronavirus Covid-19 details here:


April 13, 2020 421 new coronavirus cases in Ontario, total reaches 7,470 and 291 deaths - globalnews.ca

April 13, 2020 Coronavirus: Ontario accountants offer free tax prep for healthcare workers fighting COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

April 12, 2020 Coronavirus: Alberta assures ample supply of PPE ahead of shipments to B.C., Quebec and Ontario - globalnews.ca

Construction: Toronto: Yonge and Spring Garden

There is some interesting construction going on at Yonge St & Spring Garden Ave in Toronto, ON, Canada. Interesting site plans and explanations of the construction can be found here: https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2015/ny/bgrd/backgroundfile-73775.pdf

Toronto is a densely populated city with many condos and cranes. All non-essential construction projects will be halted to help slow the spread of Coronavirus COVID-19. The list of exceptions under this category, however, is long and complicated. Allowed projects are "infrastructure projects such as new hospitals, roads and bridges" and "residential construction that is near completion." The rules also allow many of the condo projects and residential home renovations that have already started.

Ontario stops non-critical industrial construction to fight Coronavirus Covid-19

The Ontario government is shutting down most construction work in the province for the next 2 weeks. All industrial construction, except critical projects, will be stopped to help fight the spread of Coronavirus COVID-19.

Toronto has very many construction sites. Some complain that certain roads become closed due to construction. Your GPS might think those roads are open. Residential carpentry and outside construction stops during rain and snow storms. A lot of thinking goes into the designs of houses. The houses serve their purpose.

Here is a list of some Toronto workers unions:

Power Workers Union

Local 183: LiUNA

Local 506: LiUNA

Local 27: Carpenters

Canadian Union of Public Employees

NABET 700-M UNIFOR

Local 416: CUPE

United Steelworkers

Local 79: CUPE

International Union of Painters & Allied Trades

Brick & Allied Craft Union Of Canada

Local 25: Unifor

Local 46: Plumbers & Steamfitters & Welding Professionals

Local 58: IATSE

Toronto City Statistics: Income and Crime Rate

Toronto Police say that all major crime in the city has actually declined since Monday, March 16, 2020. There was a drop in almost every major crime category, including assaults, robbery, car thefts, and break-and-enters. The only major crime statistic that hasn't fallen is Toronto's homicide rate.

Here are some interesting Toronto city statistics from past years about population, income levels and crime.

Toronto Restaurants use "Uber Eats" amid Coronavirus Covid-19 Lockdowns

Toronto restaurants are facing risks of bankruptcy amid the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. Many restaurants across the city are struggling to stay operational. 1 in 10 Toronto restaurants now say that they are closed permanently forever. Here are some places in Toronto that use Uber Eats for food delivery.

Construction: Toronto: Bathurst and Bloor

In Toronto at Bathurst and Bloor, there is construction for what looks like will be a large high-rise building. The concrete forming looks interesting here. Many different materials are laid out to be assembled. The High Rise Construction Sector consists of various trades all working on one building. One of the interesting training programs is the LiUNA Local 183 Training Centre's High Rise Forming Program.

Construction: Toronto: hwy 27 and hwy 7

In Toronto at highway 27 and highway 7, there is construction of concrete forming. Concrete stripping is done when the forms are removed and the concrete has hardened. Selecting the proper type of concrete forms is certainly important to ensure the success of any concrete project.