Canada’s Opioid Crisis: Deaths Decline in 2024, But Still Higher Than Pre-Pandemic Levels
Editor While Canada saw a welcome drop in opioid-related overdose deaths in 2024, the grim reality is that the…
Canada Ramps Up Defence Spending to 5% GDP by 2035: What It Means
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Wednesday that Canada, along with its NATO allies, has committed to significantly increasing…
Slow Start to Evacuation as Canadians Face Hurdles Leaving Mideast Hotspots
Ottawa has begun busing Canadians out of Israel and the West Bank, and assisting those fleeing Iran, though…
UN Experts Urge India to Halt Arbitrary Demolitions Targeting Minorities and the Marginalised
GENEVA — United Nations human rights experts have issued a strong statement urging the Government of India to…
China Expands Political Outreach in Bangladesh Ahead of 2026 Elections
China is deepening its political involvement in Bangladesh, holding high-level engagements with a wide spectrum of political parties…
Construction Begins on Canada’s Largest Hospital in Mississauga
MISSISSAUGA — Construction has officially begun on what will become the largest hospital in Canada, the $16-billion Peter…
Ontario Invests $1.2 Million to Support Autism Services in Durham Region
DURHAM REGION — Three autism service providers in Durham Region will receive nearly $1.2 million over the next…
Father Drowns While Heroically Saving Daughter at Ontario Beach
PORT BURWELL, ONT. — A 35-year-old father from Woodstock has died after bravely rescuing his daughter from drowning…
‘Economic Blackout’ Movement Targets McDonald’s in New Week-Long Boycott Campaign
NEW YORK — The grassroots “economic blackout” campaign is turning its focus to McDonald’s this week, urging Americans…
U.S. Strikes Only Temporarily Set Back Iran’s Nuclear Program, Says Intelligence Report
WASHINGTON — A new U.S. intelligence report has found that the recent American airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities…