The Canadian Chronicle

OTTAWA – The aurora borealis (Northern Lights) is predicted to be visible across many parts of Canada tonight. According to a forecast released by the

OTTAWA – Canadians have started to receive payments from a $78 million class-action settlement related to price-fixing in the automotive parts industry. The settlement addresses

OTTAWA – Graham Greene, the Oscar-nominated Canadian actor known for numerous memorable roles, has passed away at the age of 73. He had been battling

OTTAWA – Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne has demanded that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) resolve issues such as delays and service interruptions within 100 days.

KITCHENER – A female prisoner who escaped from the Grand Valley Institution for Women in Kitchener has been apprehended. After a week-long search, Toronto Police

Ottawa — The Canadian government has expressed its solidarity with the people of Afghanistan and offered humanitarian assistance following a devastating earthquake in the eastern

Fredericton — New Brunswick Minister Allison Townsend is officially returning to her government duties with a new portfolio, stepping into the role of Minister of

THUNDER BAY: The Thunder Bay Malayalee Association is set to celebrate Onam. The festivities, titled “Mega Onam 2025,” will be held on September 6, starting

OTTAWA: Canada has increased the funds required for international students to qualify for a study permit. Starting today (September 1), foreign students must provide an