Public Service Alliance Of Canada Strike New Update
Today, PSAC representing more than 120,000 federal public personnel announced that majority has voted in the favour of strike.
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Father of Ontario family banned indefinitely from Canada decade-old charges
After crossing the border without issue dozens of times in recent years, a man from the U.S. with a fiancee and toddler in Ontario says he was indefinitely barred from Canada
Canada Unemployment Rate Steady at 5%
In March, employment in Canada increased by 35,000 (+0.2%) while the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 5.0%.
Ontario Having Freezing Rain and Thunderstorms
Residents in Ontario didn’t need an alarm clock this morning as 50 mm of rain falls on the province on Wednesday. Environment Canada has issued… Read More »Ontario Having Freezing Rain and Thunderstorms
Canada Baby Formula Shortage – Latest Update
According to authorities from Health Canada, physicians, and industry representatives, Canada’s infant formula shortfall has stabilised and is improving. Nonetheless, supply issues persist, leaving many… Read More »Canada Baby Formula Shortage – Latest Update
Impact of Bank of Canada Recent Rate Hikes On New Immigrants
While it pauses its rate hike cycle, the Bank of Canada recognizes the unequal impact of its rate changes
Good Friday and Easter Sunday: List of everything open and closed in Ontario
Good Friday (April 7) is a statutory holiday in Ontario. Here is a list of everything that will be open and closed
New bishop appointed to head Diocese of Charlottetown
Roman Catholics in Prince Edward Island have a new leader.
Prince Edward Island election into final day of campaigning with vote on Monday
The Prince Edward Island election is into its final day of campaigning ahead of Monday’s vote.
6 children will return to Quebec from Syrian detention without their mother: advocates
Six Canadian children are set to leave a Syrian prison camp and fly to Canada without their mother, who cannot come with them because federal officials have not completed her security assessment, advocates for the family say. The federal government gave the Quebec woman until today to decide whether her children would join other Canadians on the repatriation flight, expected to depart any day now, or remain with her in Syria, said Alexandra Bain of the group Families Against Violent Extremism.