MONTREAL — Provincial politicians in Quebec have united to challenge the National Hockey League after the league blocked a public playoff watch party for the
Category: CANADA
Canadian Mortgage Delinquencies Surge 32%; Ontario and BC Homeowners Hit Hardest
OTTAWA — A sharp increase in mortgage delinquencies is sweeping across Canada, with families in the high-priced housing markets of Ontario and British Columbia facing
Canadian National Team Sets Up Camp in U.S. Ahead of World Cup; Head Coach Reveals Strategic Reason
CHARLOTTE – As Canada’s Men’s National Soccer Team prepares to play World Cup matches on home soil for the first time in history, the squad
FIFA World Cup: Ontario Extends Bar Hours Late into the Night; Vancouver Keeping Regular Hours
TORONTO – In a major boost to football fans and the local hospitality sector, the Ontario government has announced that licensed bars and restaurants across
Surging Interest Rates and Cost of Living Push Canadian Homeowners into Severe Debt Strain, Equifax Reports
TORONTO – A combination of high interest rates and the escalating cost of living is driving Canadian homeowners into severe financial distress, according to the
‘Transit Hub Construction Will Not Stalled’; Ontario Government Form on Clearing Temporary Encampments
TORONTO – Ontario Premier Doug Ford has sharply criticized a recent court decision that allows a temporary road-side tent encampment to remain in place, pushing
75% of School Construction Funds Funneled to Ruling Party Ridings, Reveals Quebec Opposition
MONTREAL – Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois, a prominent leader within the Quebec opposition, has accused the ruling Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government of stark political favoritism. Citing
South Korea Showcases Advanced Submarine in Victoria as Canada Weighs Historic $25 Billion Contract
VICTORIA, B.C. — As the federal government nears a final decision on the largest naval procurement in Canadian history, a state-of-the-art South Korean submarine has
Ontario Announces Major Policy Changes and Economic Relief Measures Effective June 2026
TORONTO — The Ontario provincial administration, in collaboration with the federal government, has finalized a sweeping series of nearly ten new laws and regulations set
Alberta to Hold Independence Vote in October; Premier Smith Rules Out Future Separation Polls if ‘Remain’ Wins
EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced that if Albertans vote to stay in Canada during this October’s provincial referendum, her government will respect the
