CAJ condemns targeted killing of journalists in Gaza
In early Aug a team of four Al Jazeera journalists and two freelance reporters were killed in a bombing by Israel. In the hours and days since we learned of the killing, …
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Toronto city welcomes students’ return to school
Toronto/CMEDIA: With students returning to classrooms, the Toronto city is reminding all road users to stay alert and follow the road rules, especially during busy morning drop-offs and afternoon pick-ups when …
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Canadian canola seeds’ cash price is hit hard by the Chinese tariffs
Toronto/CMEDIA: The cash price of reportedly one of Canada’s most valuable crops, canola products, is continuously being hampered by the Chinese tariffs. Two weeks after China hit Canadian canola seed …
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CHORD to be a huge leap forward for Canadian radio astronomy, a new study
Construction is reportedly underway of CHORD, the most ambitious radio telescope project ever built on Canadian soil, reveals a new study from McGill University. Short for the Canadian Hydrogen Observatory …
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Canada posts $3.3 bill. deficit from April to June
Ottawa/CMEDIA: A deficit of reportedly $3.3 billion has been posted by the federal government in the first three months of its fiscal year April-to-June period compared with a $2.9 billion deficit …
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Toronto Signs Humber Polytechnic Its Second Official FIFA World Cup 2026 Host City supporter
Toronto/CMEDIA: Having reportedly signed Humber Polytechnic as its second Official Toronto World Cup 2026 Host City Supporter, the City of Toronto marks another milestone in preparation for the FIFA World Cup …
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Immigrants take longer to recover from Workplace injuries, a new research
By Daniel Côté, The Conversation Edited by Lisa Lock, reviewed by Andrew Zinin A new reserch by Institut de recherche Robert-Sauvé en santé et en sécurité du travail reveals that in Quebec, immigrants …
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Delayed Federal disability payment is a breach of trust
Ottawa/CMEDIA: Technical delays reportedly in a new program in just its second month for low-income recipients caused many Canadians with disabilities to be left waiting for a monthly federal payment days after it …
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The Annual Pride Parade in Ottawa gets cancelled
Toronto/CMEDIA: Halted reportedly by a local pro-Palestinian advocacy group, Ottawa’s annual Pride parade got cancelled on Sunday. “With the permission” of the grand marshal, the group Queers for Palestine (Q4P) halted …
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Canada to table its first budget under Carney in Oct
Ottawa/CMEDIA: The upcoming federal budget, reportedly the first under Prime Minister Mark Carney, Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne says would be tabled in October. Champagne described the budget as an “ambitious plan to Canadians” amid …
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