Ottawa: Canada’s 2026 federal budget will be presented on November 5, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne announced. This will be the second budget presented in Parliament
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Why are Canadian house prices outpacing other nations? New research provides insight
Ottawa: A new report by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) reveals that house prices in Canada have risen significantly faster than in other
Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Visit Canada in December; Focus on Trade and Security
OTTAWA: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will pay an official visit to Canada on December 11 and 12. The visit aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and
Sharp Drop in Home Sales: CREA Revises 2026 Outlook Amid High Mortgage Rates
OTTAWA: Canada’s real estate market is experiencing a significant slowdown. Following a larger-than-expected drop in national home sales, the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) has
Don Valley Parkway Reopens Following Demolition of Fire-Damaged Building
TORONTO: The Don Valley Parkway (DVP) in Toronto has reopened to traffic following the demolition of a fire-damaged building adjacent to the highway. Traffic was
Over 60,000 Runners Expected: Toronto Streets to Close for Annual Waterfront Marathon
TORONTO: Major roads and sections of highways across Toronto will be closed this weekend to accommodate the Toronto Waterfront Marathon. Severe traffic disruptions are expected
Alberta Independence Debate Intensifies Amid Immigration and Cultural Concerns
A growing segment of Albertans is calling for the province to pursue independence from Canada, arguing that continued confederation risks irreversible demographic and cultural shifts
Surging Heating Oil Prices Threaten Canadian Households Ahead of Winter Season
OTTAWA- As winter approaches in Canada, surging heating oil prices driven by Middle East conflicts and global energy market volatility are hitting household budgets particularly
Canada Oil Production Surge Sparks Deep Environmental and Tailings Ponds Concerns
OTTAWA- Canada’s push to significantly scale up crude oil production in a bid to fuel economic growth is drawing intense criticism from environmentalists and Indigenous
Friendship Amid Trade Tensions: Detroit Banner Expresses Gratitude to Canada
Ottawa: Amid ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the United States, a banner carrying a message of friendship flown from Detroit over Windsor, Ontario, has