Effect June: Pro-Kremlin Insurgency and Wage Increases

effect june: Jemilev and many others including Canada's leaders credit Poroshenko with saving his country from ruin in 2014 after Russia annexed Crimea and fomented a pro-Kremlin insurgency in the country's east that has killed 13,000 people.article continues below Trending Stories Here's how much Trans Link fares are going up in Metro Vancouver on July 1Granville Island to implement new pay parking system on June 1Teenie Bikini Bistro servers in swimsuits coming to B.C. Minimum wage increases go into effect June 1 across B.C. Jemilev, also the political leader of Crimea's persecuted Tatars, says he was initially worried that the actor-turned-politician Volodymyr Zelenskiy was too soft on Russia, according to Vancouver Courier. But with Russia's continuing threat and Ukraine now facing political upheaval Zelenskiy was sworn in on Monday and abruptly dissolved parliament on Tuesday Jemilev says the time has come to rally around the new president. Jemilev, 75, is a staunch supporter of former president Petro Poroshenko. Our position will be constructive, Zelenskiy told The Canadian Press on a visit to Ottawa this past week. We will definitely not play against him when he fails in something because that situation could be used by Russia. We will try to help him as much as possible because the stability of the country is the most important for us, he said through an interpreter. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.