OTTAWA — Minister of National Defence David McGuinty has ordered a formal review of a controversial 2025 directive that altered official language requirements across Canadian
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Moneris Acquisition by US Firm Raises Canadian Data Privacy and Sovereignty Concerns
OTTAWA / TORONTO — Canada’s leading payment processor, Moneris, is set to be acquired by US-based private equity firm Francisco Partners in a cash deal
Ontario makes changes to social assistance rules based on immigration status
Ontario: The Ontario government has tightened social assistance rules. The Ontario government announced that social assistance benefits will no longer be provided to undocumented immigrants
Toronto Police Officer Shot During E-Bike Theft Investigation
Toronto: A police officer was shot in Toronto while investigating an e-bike theft. The incident occurred early Thursday morning in St. James Town located in
U.S.-Canada Trade Talks Intensify as August 19 Tariff Deadline Looms
Ottawa: Canada and the US have yet to reach a consensus on a trade deal as the deadline for new tariffs announced by US President
Churchill Falls Deal: Newfoundland and Quebec Reach Agreement
Ottawa: Crucial talks between Newfoundland & Labrador and Quebec regarding the revised agreement for the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project have reached their final stage. Once
Nova Scotia Nominee Program Application Fee Starts September 1
Halifax: A new application fee has been introduced under the Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program (NSPNP). Candidates selected for assessment under worker streams—including Skilled Worker,
Over $15K in Fines Issued to Individuals Defying Evacuation Order in B.C. Village
VANCOUVER — Authorities in the Village of Clinton, British Columbia, have issued more than $15,000 in fines over the past two weeks to individuals defying
Canada’s First New Air Tanker Delayed to Late 2027, Posing Challenges for Arctic Defense
OTTAWA — The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) will not receive its first newly built air-to-air refueling tanker until late 2027, posing ongoing challenges for
Experts Warn Long-Term Funding and Governance Hurdles Stand in Way of Canada’s Planned Pandemic Response Lab
WINNIPEG — Experts warn that Canada’s planned $267-million Medical Countermeasures Laboratory in Winnipeg faces significant long-term hurdles regarding sustainable funding, skilled staffing, and bureaucratic red