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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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Vancouver/CMEDIA: Continuing to benefit from affordable and stable auto insurance costs, drivers in British Columbia will see seven consecutive years without an increase to basic rates through to spring 2027. “Keeping basic insurance …
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Ottawa/CMEDIA: A collection managed by Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada reportedly failed to account for over 130 Indigenous artworks, an internal audit says. Dated last Nov, the report published …
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#Indian Man# Indian Man Shot Dead# Canada IBNS-CMEDIA: A 68-year-old Indian businessman was shot dead outside his residence in Canada’s Abbotsford, British Columbia, on Monday, police said. The deceased person …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: Amid reportedly Ontario’s skyrocketing grocery prices and with the growing number of people in need, the food bank system in the province is no longer sustainable. It was reported …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow joined reportedly by Toronto Councillor Shelley Carroll (Don Valley North) and others highlighted today the new Red Tape Hotline survey to enable local business owners to …
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Press Release VANCOUVER’S ICONIC PARK THEATRE TAKEN OVER BY THE RIO THEATRE TEAM WITH PRIVATE INVESTMENT FROM LOCAL & INTERNATIONAL FILM TALENT Osgood Perkins, Mike Flanagan, Sean Baker, Zach Lipovsky …
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Researchers at the University of Toronto have found that Toronto’s Don River carries over 500 billion microplastic particles into Lake Ontario each year—equal to about 36,000 kilograms, or the weight …
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