OTTAWA- Despite the G7 nations’ decision to release millions of barrels of crude oil and refined fuel products from their emergency reserves, petrol and diesel
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University of Toronto launches $100 million scholarship program targeting PhD talent
TORONTO- The University of Toronto has announced a flagship $100 million scholarship initiative designed to recruit world-class researchers and doctoral scholars to Canada. This marks
Montrealer sentenced in U.S. for transportation of child pornography
A 25-year-old Canadian man from Montreal, Shenur Gurkov, has been sentenced to six and a half years in a US prison after being convicted of
Temperature to plunge by double digits overnight in Toronto, frost advisory in effect
TORONTO- Environment Canada has issued a frost advisory for Toronto, warning that temperatures are expected to drop close to the freezing mark on Monday night.
Typical Calgary water bill could rise nearly 74% by 2030
CALGARY- Calgary residents could face a substantial increase in their utility costs under a new proposal submitted to the City Executive Committee. To fund a
Canada and India Accelerate CEPA Trade Deal as 5th Round Talks Begin Monday
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
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