Ottawa : The federal government introduced a sweeping housing affordability package this week, allocating $10 billion to build 300,000 new homes by 2030, with a
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Toronto Hosts First-Ever Indigenous Tech Summit
Toronto : City made history this week by hosting Canada’s inaugural Indigenous Tech Summit, a three-day event bringing together First Nations, Métis, and Inuit innovators
Canada Unveils Bold Plan to Boost Renewable Energy
Ottawa : Canada Unveils Bold Plan to Boost Renewable Energy by 2030 In a landmark announcement, the Canadian government has launched an ambitious $15 billion initiative
UHN’s Bold Bid to Reverse Brain Drain with Canada Leads 100 Challenge
Toronto : The University Health Network (UHN) in Toronto launched an ambitious initiative on April 7, 2025, aiming to lure 100 top U.S. scientists to
Keystone Pipeline Rupture Halts Oil Flow, Sparks Environmental Outrage
Ottawa : A major rupture in the Keystone oil pipeline on April 8, 2025, has halted the flow of thousands of gallons of crude from
Trade Tensions Escalate: Canada Faces New US Tariffs Amid Election Season
Ottawa : The Canada-U.S. trade relationship hit a rough patch on April 8, 2025, as the United States announced plans to impose a 34% duty
Toronto Braces for Record-Breaking Cold Snap This April
Toronto : Toronto is gearing up for an unprecedented weather event as meteorologists forecast one of the coldest April days in recorded history on April
Canada Ushers in a New Nuclear Age with First Reactor Approval in Decades
Ottawa : Canada has taken a bold step into the future of energy with the approval of its first new nuclear reactor since the 1980s.
Conservative Party Faces Allegations of Undemocratic Practices and Financial Misconduct in Mississauga east- Cooksville Nomination
Mississauga : Dr. Keshav Mandadi, a former Conservative Party nomination hopeful for the Mississauga East–Cooksville riding, has leveled explosive allegations against the party and several
Poilievre Promises GST Break on Canadian Cars to Rev Up Auto Industry and Counter US Tariffs
Ottawa : Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre ignited excitement in Ontario’s auto heartland on April 3, 2025, with a pledge to scrap the Goods and Services