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Ottawa/CMEDIA: With the addition of 67,000 jobs in Oct to the economy, Canadian unemployment rate fell to 6.9 in Oct against economists’ labour market expectations for a second month in …
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Vancouver (BC)/CMEDIA: While reportedly leading industry representatives, First Nations, and other sector experts on a trade mission to Japan and South Korea, diversifying and expanding British Columbia (BC)’s forestry sector is …
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CMEDIA: Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney’s budget reportedly to result in 40,000 job cuts, says the head of the federal public service. With the budget commitment to spend less and invest …
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Ottawa/CMEDIA: Canada PM Mark Carney is reportedly set to unveil his first federal budget today, and the first summary of Carney’s agenda since the party released its spring election platform. …
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#Canada# Toronto# Racist Attack# Indian Attacked# McDonald; #Racism IBNS-CMEDIA: Amid growing concern over rising racism and xenophobia against immigrants in Canada, a disturbing video has surfaced online showing a white man assaulting …
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#Canada# Immigration# Indian Students# Visa Rejection# University Enrolment# Indian Visa Rejection IBNS-CMEDIA: Canada has seen a 74% drop in visa refusal rate for Indian students shattering their dream of Canada …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: Against widespread expectations, Canada’s economy shrank in August with no growth, Statistics Canada data showed on Friday. Canada’s economy might escape a recession in the third quarter, according to the advanced …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: Job seekers in Canada are facing an increasingly difficult market as job vacancies were the lowest in almost a decade, a new Statistics Canada report said. Vacancies across Canada were 457,400 …
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Ottawa/CMedia: A controversial bill has reportedly been passed by the Ford government banning municipalities from installing speed cameras. With the intention of reducing red tape, Bill 56, the “Building a More Competitive Economy Act,” …
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Most people think countries like Canada have strong animal protection laws, but it doesn’t. A case in point is the unfolding tragedy-in-the-making at Marineland. Facing economic ruin amid waning public …
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