Sarnia : Truck drivers crossing the Sarnia border into the U.S. and back to Canada are facing significant delays during peak hours, with wait times
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Canadian Truck Drivers Face Declining Wages and Unpaid Work Amid Industry Neglect
Ottawa : Once the backbone of Canada’s economy, truck drivers are grappling with a harsh new reality: plummeting wages, unpaid work, and a lack of
Racist Attack on Malayali Students in Nova Scotia
Halifax : A group of Malayali students faced racial abuse and a brutal assault in Nova Scotia, according to reports. The incident occurred on Sunday
Alleged Backroom Deal in Brampton Sparks Political Controversy
Brampton : Allegations of a secretive political alliance between a Liberal MP from Brampton and a Conservative candidate have ignited debates about the integrity of
Carney Stresses Canada ‘Not for Sale’ in Constructive White House Meeting with Trump
Washington : Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House for their first face-to-face discussions, focusing on trade, tariffs,
Trump Questions $200 Billion U.S. Subsidy to Canada Ahead of Meeting with New PM Mark Carney
In a statement issued today, President Donald Trump expressed anticipation for his upcoming meeting with Canada’s newly appointed Prime Minister, Mark Carney. However, he raised
Alberta Launches ‘Alberta Next’ Panel, Signals Robust Push for Autonomy Ahead of 2026 Referendum
Edmonton : In a bold move, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced the creation of the ‘Alberta Next’ panel to shape the province’s future within Canada,
Conservative Party Faces Potential Backlash Over Punjabi Candidate Selections
Ottawa : The Conservative Party of Canada, which allocated 24 of its 343 seats to Punjabi candidates, may face significant electoral challenges due to its
Global Leaders Condemn Kashmir Terror Attack, Canada’s Silence Notable
Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir : A deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, on April 22, 2025, has drawn widespread condemnation from world leaders,
Canadian Universities See Surge in U.S. Applicants Amid Trump Policies
Toronto : Canadian universities, particularly the University of Toronto, are reporting a “meaningful increase” in applications from U.S. students as of April 16, 2025, driven