The Canadian Chronicle

OTTAWA – The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is set to lay off approximately ten percent of its workforce as the agency scales back

HALIFAX: An investigation has been launched against Halifax Mayor Andy Fillmore following a complaint that he misled the public about the city’s governance. The action

ST. JOHN’S: A state of emergency has been declared in the town of Conception Bay South (CBS), Newfoundland, following a severe water shortage. Mayor Darrin

OTTAWA: Transport Canada has announced a recall of several Chevrolet vehicles in Canada due to the risk of a fuel leak and subsequent fire. The

MISSISSAUGA: Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre has called for the termination of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, stating it makes it difficult for young Canadian

OTTAWA: Negotiations between Canada Post and the union representing postal workers are reportedly in a state of uncertainty. The Crown Corporation has announced that no

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.