Ottawa: The fifth round of negotiations regarding the trade agreement between India and Canada will take place in Ottawa on Monday, October 5. Indian Union
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Élections Québec won’t change rules on speaking English at polling stations
Quebec: Élections Québec, the province’s election agency, has clarified that it will not lift restrictions imposed on staff regarding speaking English with voters at polling
LNG Canada to import steel from China for $33B project in Kitimat, B.C.
British Columbia: LNG Canada has confirmed that it will stick with its decision to use Chinese steel for the second phase of the expansion project
New data shows spike in COVID-19, cold symptoms as flu season arrives
Ottawa: Respiratory virus cases, including COVID-19 and influenza, are on the rise in Canada as the flu season begins. A growing number of people are
Rogers Stadium noise complaints were up 40 per cent this summer
Toronto: Complaints regarding noise pollution from Rogers Stadium are on the rise, recording an increase of over 40 percent this summer. A Toronto city spokesperson
Small changes for Maritimers at the pumps
ATLANTIC: Fuel prices across Canada’s Maritime provinces saw noticeable adjustments overnight, with gasoline prices edging down slightly while diesel prices moved higher in Nova Scotia
‘Zero’: Barrie mayor says city land is now clear of encampments
BARRIE: Mayor Alex Nuttall has declared the City of Barrie completely free of homeless encampments on municipal property. The milestone is being viewed as the
Court records show Ontario’s ‘serious concerns’ about three career colleges
TORONTO: Inspection reports prepared by government officials reveal massive financial irregularities and academic fraud occurring at prominent career colleges operating in Ontario. Reports submitted in
Canada-U.S. border agencies announce changes for Nexus applicants
Ottawa: The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has announced new deadlines for applicants of “Nexus,” a travel card that provides expedited clearance for travel between
Canadians skeptical of major airports privatization, Nanos survey shows
OTTAWA- A new Nanos Research survey reveals growing concern among Canadians regarding the federal government’s proposed plan to privatize the country’s major airports. According to