Riga: Prime Minister Mark Carney, who arrived in Latvia, visited troops. The visit was part of Operation Reassurance, a mission deploying soldiers from various countries
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Unplugged Canada calls for social media ban for under 16s
Ottawa: A Canadian parent advocacy group, Unplugged Canada, is calling for a ban on social media for children under the age of 16. Citing concerns
N.L. announces financial support for residents forced to flee their homes
St. John’s: The premier of Newfoundland and Labrador announced an additional $500 in financial assistance for residents forced to flee their homes due to wildfires.
Canada Pension Plan payments will be distributed today
Ottawa: The next Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payments will be distributed nationwide today (August 27). This time’s CPP payment includes a 2.7% increase and additional
Canada and Germany Forge Partnership to Bolster Critical Mineral Supply Chains
BERLIN – Canada and Germany have signed a partnership agreement to strengthen critical mineral supply chains, aiming to reduce their reliance on dominant global suppliers
Trump says he could rename Department of Defense to Department of War soon
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump has once again stated his intention to rename the U.S. Department of Defense to the “Department of War.” He justified
Canada narrows choices for new submarines to German and South Korean bidders
BERLIN – Canada is set to acquire new submarines from both Germany and South Korea, as confirmed by Prime Minister Mark Carney during his recent
Canadian photojournalist alleges reuters enabled Israel’s killing of 246 Gaza journalists
OTTAWA – A Canadian photojournalist has resigned from her position as a stringer for Reuters, accusing the news agency of complicity in the “massacre” of
Canadian photojournalist alleges reuters enabled Israel’s killing of 246 Gaza journalists
OTTAWA – A Canadian photojournalist has resigned from her position as a stringer for Reuters, accusing the news agency of complicity in the “massacre” of
Lars brand dining furniture products recalled due to lead in excess of allowable limit
OTTAWA – Health Canada has issued a recall for Lars-branded dining furniture sold at The Brick stores across the country, after finding excessive levels of
