OTTAWA: On the fourth anniversary of the full-scale Russian invasion, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced $2 billion in military and financial assistance for
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Eight Injured in Bus Rollover on Highway 401 in Eastern Ontario
TORONTO: Eight people were injured after a coach bus rolled over on Highway 401 in eastern Ontario on Sunday night. The accident occurred around 7:15
Capital Markets to Bolster Canadian Bank Earnings Amid Slowing Mortgage Growth
OTTAWA: Financial experts predict that profits from capital markets will play a pivotal role in the first-quarter earnings of major Canadian banks. An expected surge
Mark Carney to Visit India; Trip Scheduled for End of This Month
NEW DELHI: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to visit India later this month as part of a three-nation Indo-Pacific tour. The visit, spanning
Trump Popularity Plummets: 60% Disapprove of Administration in New Survey
WASHINGTON: In a significant blow to President Donald Trump ahead of the upcoming midterm elections in November, new survey reports indicate a sharp decline in
PEI PNP Draw: 109 Invitations Issued, Priority for International Graduates
Prince Edward Island (PEI) has conducted its latest immigration draw, issuing 109 Invitations to Apply (ITA) to candidates under the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). Held
Severe Low Pressure: Winter Storm Warning Issued for Canada’s Maritime Provinces
HALIFAX: Environment Canada has issued a series of weather warnings as a potent winter storm is set to lash all three Maritime provinces starting Monday.
‘Don’t Fall for the Caricature Trend’: Cyber Experts Warn Against AI Chatbot Risks
TORONTO: Cyber security experts are sounding the alarm over the viral AI caricature trend sweeping social media, highlighting significant hidden dangers. While creating personalized avatars
‘No Oil, No Aid’: Hungary Hardens Stance Against Ukraine Amid Energy Row
BUDAPEST: Hungary has threatened to derail the European Union’s (EU) efforts to impose new sanctions on Russia, escalating a diplomatic standoff over disrupted energy supplies.
‘Peace is Priority’: Gen Z Says ‘Big No’ to Corporate Management Roles in Canada
OTTAWA: A significant shift is occurring in the Canadian workforce as the younger generation—Gen Z—increasingly prioritizes personal peace and work-life balance over traditional corporate climbing.