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Air quality in Canada in 2023 reportedly was worse than in the U.S. for the first time in history, 6th Annual World Air Quality Report, published Tuesday by IQAir, a Swiss …
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Toronto city has reportedly already seen, three months into 2024, more than double the number of carjackings it did this time last year, Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw said. Toronto …
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Hydrogen Project. Image credit: Unsplash/ Federico Beccari Ottawa/CMEDIA: Citing reportedly the need to shun Russian energy, Canada signed on Monday an agreement with Germany to accelerate work towards the commercial-scale …
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Toronto/IBNS: Regions throughout Canada, including areas of Alberta, British Columbia and Yukon are reportedly reaching an upward trend of record-breaking daily temperatures. Canada broke an 119-year-old temperature record among more …
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Ahead of tabling the provincial budget, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, through a letter to Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau earlier this week, asked him to provide his governement with billions of dollars worth of investments …
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Mushrooms. Image credt: Unsplash/Andrew Ridley Health Canada has reportedly recalled the same variety of mushroom in Canada for a shocking fourth time in just a few months owing to potential contamination …
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Following a meeting in Montreal on Friday with Quebec’s premier Francois Legault, Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reportedly rejected Quebec’s request for additional powers over immigration. Legault, who reportedly had intended to use the …
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Local South Asian Non-profit organization “Bollywood Ki Dhun” celebrated the success of their YouTube channel on Friday, March 8th, 2024 at Markham. Bollywood Ki Dhun (BKD) is a South Asian …
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A proposed legislation Bill 12-2024 has reportedly been introduced by the British Columbia government to recover health-related costs from alleged “wrongdoers,” including social media giants. Introducing the bill Thursday, Attorney General …
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Jacques Delisle, a former judge on the Quebec Court of Appeal, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of his wife after nearly 15 years of legal battles ending Delisle’s plea. …
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