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OPP Twitter @OPP_News Toronto/CMEDIA: A human trafficking investigation by Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) allegedly led to four residents facing charges for forcing four victims of human trafficking to pay for their own …
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Winnipeg/CMEDIA: A wildfire is getting close to the Manitoba’s northern community displacing hundreds of people with emergency evacuations underway, Pimicikamak Cree Nation Chief David Monias was reported to say. The …
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Free breakfast and lunch programs for Ontario Students. @GivnerMorris Toronto/CMEDIA: Ontario government is being reportedly called by the advocacy groups, teachers’ unions and food banks to provide a free breakfast …
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Durham/CMEDIA: According to Durham Regional Police (DRP), three-year-old child who died in Ajax, Ont. drowned in a neighbouring backyard pool Police officers were called around 5:15 p.m. on Tuesday to …
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Ottawa/CMEDIA: David Johnston’s recommendations against calling a public inquiry into foreign interference in Canadian politics, would be followed by the government, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said. Johnston’s decision …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: A conference was hosted by the City of Toronto recently to discuss the initiatives taken by India to confront terrorism as a global threat. With an aim to address …
Read More Ottawa/CMEDIA: A decision reportedly would be issued today by Canada’s former governor general David Johnston if Canada needs a public inquiry into foreign interference. Johnston is also scheduled to hold …
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Ottawa/IBNS: Canadian lawmakers have sent a letter to PM Justin Trudeau and expressed ‘grave concern’ over the political situation in Pakistan. The letter comes as the Pakistan government’s crackdown continues …
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An investment of an additional $32 million this year, a 15 percent or over $40 million increase from last year is being made by the government of Ontario to expand …
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Montreal/CMEDIA: Organizers of the Montreal’s music festival. Metro Metro Festival were threatened by Montreal police (SPVM) this weekend facing losing its liquor license due to security concerns. The three-day event …
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