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Toronto/CMEDIA: The current tuition freeze for colleges and universities is being extended by the Ontario government by an additional year, through 2022-2023, providing financial relief with increased access to affordable …
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Bangkok/IBNS: Thailand is staring at a rare back-to-back current-account deficit as the outlook for tourist arrivals becomes less promising with growth in Covid cases globally and energy import bills increasing …
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Canada Taxes. Credit: Twitter handle of Jonathan Davies Ottawa/CMEDIA: As part of an agreement that the New Democratic Party (NDP) would support Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s minority Liberal government for …
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Quebec/CMEDIA: In an attempt to help offset the impact of inflation, Quebec’s spring budget includes a one-time payment of $500 to every adult earning $100,000 or less with the cash …
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Ottawa/CMEDIA: Mary Ng, Minister of International Trade, Export Promotion, Small Business, and Economic Development concluded her visits this week to India, Israel, the West Bank, and the United Arab Emirates …
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Vancounver/CMEDIA: British Columbia (BC)’s Labour Minister Harry Bains announced Monday that the hourly wage will jump by 45 cents to $15.65 per hour starting June 1. The increase attributed to …
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Ottawa/CMEDIA: The ongoing stoppage of work since March 19, at the Canadian Pacific (CP) Railway, has raised concerns about the potential economic impact amidst an already-strained supply chain and high inflation. …
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CMEDIA: The vulnerabilities of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) may be different today than they were 50 years ago – when the UN created the category – but left unaddressed, the …
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New York/CMEDIA: A set of guidelines on general principles of labour inspection have been approved by the Governing Body of the International Labour Organization (ILO). The guidelines relate to the …
Read More Ottawa/CMEDIA: The annual inflation rate climbed its highest level since August 1991 reaching 5.7 percent in February, and the second straight month over 5 percent, Statistics Canada reports says. February’s …
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