OTTAWA — Anti-immigration sentiment, which had been growing stronger in Canada over recent years, is beginning to ease, according to the results of a new
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Why P.E.I. students face tuition hikes more than double the national average
CHARLOTTETOWN — The busy halls at the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) mask a growing struggle for many students, as pursuing higher education becomes
Americans in Canada urge fellow expats to vote in high-stakes midterm elections
OTTAWA — As the November 3 U.S. midterm elections approach, American citizens living across Canada are getting increasingly active in political discussions. While Democratic supporters
India’s envoy to Canada ‘confident’ trade deal coming before Modi visit
OTTAWA- India’s High Commissioner to Canada, Dinesh K. Patnaik, expressed strong confidence that a historical Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between Canada and India will
BC Conservatives win majority government, Eby resigns
VANCOUVER: In the British Columbia provincial election, the ruling NDP suffered a major defeat as the B.C. Conservative Party won a majority to come into
Ottawa Municipal Election: Key Things to Know Ahead of Voting Day
Ottawa voters head to the polls on Monday to select the city’s mayor, city councillors, and school board trustees. A total of 181 candidates are
Snow returns to Calgary as city crews prepare for slippery roads
CALGARY: Snowfall is intensifying once again in Calgary, bringing wet and windy conditions that impacted the Friday morning commute. Environment Canada is forecasting up to
Carney defends doing business with countries that don’t share Canada’s values
OTTAWA: Prime Minister Mark Carney has defended engaging in trade relationships with countries that do not fully align with Canada’s values and human rights standards.
Gas prices in the Maritimes down again
HALIFAX: Gasoline prices have dropped across the Maritimes for a second consecutive week. Nova ScotiaIn the Halifax area, the minimum price of gasoline fell by
Air Canada to phase out routes to these U.S. destinations in 2027
TORONTO: Air Canada has decided to suspend four routes to U.S. cities starting next summer, citing a decline in passenger numbers. Cancelled Routes: Air Canada