Michael Kovrig Warns Canada Against Dropping Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles
Editor OTTAWA – Former Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig has issued a strong warning to the federal government, cautioning that…
RBC Employee Charged After Allegedly Accessing Carney and Trudeau’s Banking Information
OTTAWA — A Royal Bank of Canada employee in Ottawa is facing criminal charges after allegedly accessing the…
Noah and Olivia Remain Canada’s Top Baby NamesBy Charlie Buckley
OTTAWA — Olivia and Noah continue their reign as the most popular baby names in Canada, according to…
Canada’s Population Growth Slows to Near-Record Low in Q2
OTTAWA — Canada’s population grew at its slowest pace for a second quarter since records began in 1946…
Ontario Sees Fewer Homeless on Social Assistance, But Disability Recipients Still Rising
Ontario has seen a slight decrease in the number of people who are homeless while receiving provincial financial…
Axium Packaging Opens New Brampton Plant, Promising Jobs and Sustainable GrowthBy Steve Pecar
BRAMPTON — A new 227,000-square-foot manufacturing plant has opened in Brampton, with its owners saying the facility will…
Darlington Nuclear Site Prepares Ground for Canada’s First Small Modular ReactorBy Glenn Hendry
ONTARIO — Site preparation is well underway at the Darlington nuclear station, where Ontario Power Generation (OPG) is…
Rowan’s Law Linked to Drop in Sports Brain Injuries, New Study FindsBy Codi Wilson – The Canadian Press
Ontario has seen nearly a 10 per cent drop in sports-related traumatic brain injuries in the year Rowan’s…
Shooter Dead After Attack at Dallas ICE Facility; Three People ShotBy The Associated Press
DALLAS — Three people were shot Wednesday morning at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office in…
Canada at a Crossroads: From Digital Colony to Digital Nation
For two decades, Canada has played the role of bystander in the global digital economy. Foreign tech giants…