VANCOUVER: The British Columbia (BC) Extortion Task Force has announced that border agents have initiated investigations into 96 foreign nationals in connection with crimes targeting
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Canada Strong Pass: Banff Mayor Warns of Overcrowding
CALGARY: Banff Mayor Corrie DiManno has voiced concern over the federal government’s decision to reintroduce the “Canada Strong Pass.” The Mayor warned that the pass
Transit violence rising across Canada
TORONTO: A new report indicates a disturbing increase in violent incidents across public transportation systems in Canada’s major cities. The report suggests a rise in
Canada Passes Border Security Bill (C-12): Limits Benefits for Refugee Claimants
OTTAWA: Canada has passed the Border Security Bill (C-12) with amendments that limit benefits for individuals subject to removal orders. The amendment, introduced in the
Seniors Struggle to Recover from Surgery: Study Reveals High Rates of Post-Op Disability
OTTAWA: A new study has found that numerous older Canadian citizens are struggling to recover following surgery. The research revealed that one in six Canadians
Office and industrial vacancy on the rise in Waterloo Region
KITCHENER: Construction is underway for a new industrial park in Waterloo North, set to bring a surge of new jobs and businesses to the area.
Major Fire in Hong Kong Residential Complex Kills 12; Many Feared Trapped
HONG KONG: A devastating fire has swept through multiple high-rise residential complexes in the area of North Taipei, Hong Kong, with authorities confirming the recovery
PM Carney Announces Major Support Package for Canadian Steel Industry Against US Tariffs
OTTAWA: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to announce new measures today to support Canada’s steel industry following the heavy tariffs imposed by U.S.
Canada’s Economic Fate Hangs in Balance as Critical GDP Report Nears Release
OTTAWA: Statistics Canada is set to release crucial economic data on Friday, including key Gross Domestic Product (GDP) reports for September 2025 and the third
Gun charges dropped against 2 Sikh activists
BRAMPTON: Reports indicate that charges have been dropped against two of the three Khalistan separatist leaders who were arrested in September on weapons charges, including
