TORONTO- At the onset of a trade war with the U.S., researchers at the University of Toronto set out to better understand what the impact
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Canadian Medical Association updates code of ethics to address racism, discrimination
OTTAWA — The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) has updated its code of ethics to eliminate racial discrimination and address systemic inequities in healthcare. The updated
Record-high diesel prices in Canada drive up costs for lobster and seafood industries
NOVA SCOTIA — Record-high diesel prices are creating a severe financial crisis for the commercial fishing industry across Canada’s Maritime provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
Canada Trade Minister to Arrive in India Today for Two-Day Visit on CEPA
Toronto: Canadian International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu will arrive in Mumbai today (September 18, 2026) for a two-day official visit. His visit aims to advance
Vancouver police discriminated against Black woman during traffic stop, tribunal finds
The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has ordered the Vancouver Police Board to pay over $26,000 in compensation to a Black woman, Safiya Elshazly, after finding
Pitch for EU security council involves Canada, but it’s not clear how
The European Commission has proposed establishing a new European Security Council, inviting Canada, Britain, and Ukraine to join as key partners. European Commission President Ursula
Canadian PM welcomes EU’s ‘ambition’ for associate membership after Trump outburst
Ottawa: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has welcomed moves for Canada to become the European Union’s (EU) first “associate member.” Carney expressed his support while
New Brunswick diesel prices jump 13 cents overnight
New Brunswick: New Brunswick has seen a sharp surge in diesel prices, with maximum rates rising by 13 cents overnight to reach 286.0 cents per
Nearly $3.5M in ETS trespassing fines issued to people with no fixed address
Edmonton: Transit Peace Officers (TPOs) issued over $3.5 million in fines to individuals with no fixed address in Edmonton in 2025, according to data obtained
Amazon bumps hourly wages by $1 for operations workers in Canada
Vancouver: Online retail giant Amazon has announced an increase in the average hourly base wage for its Canadian frontline employees to $26.27. This marks a