The violence occurred at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School and a nearby residence in a remote community of roughly 2,700 people, shocking the region and the country.
Despite challenges with talent, governance, and uneven maturity levels, AI adoption in Canada is expanding rapidly, with real economic and social implications.
His comments come as Canada and its North American partners face rising tariff tensions and prepare for a scheduled review of the trade pact in 2026.
Canada’s economic outlook faces renewed scrutiny after stark warnings from a leading economist.
Yonge Street stretches across Ontario and holds a unique place in global urban history. Although daily traffic often defines it, the street carries layers of cultural, economic, and geographic significance.
The meeting took place at West Block on Parliament Hill, marking a rare instance of cross-party engagement amid ongoing legislative challenges.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has issued a stark warning that Canada’s economy faces mounting external pressure from global trade tensions.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has accused the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) of covering up alleged scandals involving former prime minister Justin Trudeau.
A recent Federal Court decision has disrupted the Canadian government’s approach to digital security and foreign technology oversight.
Legault said his departure comes in response to declining public support and widespread calls for political change across the province.
The tournament takes place Jan. 10–18 in Sydney and Membertou, marking a major international event on Canadian ice.
Public attitudes toward immigration are shifting across many advanced economies. Political consensus that once supported high immigration levels is increasingly fragmenting.
The leaders emphasized respect for democratic sovereignty and international law in the wake of recent regional developments.
Canada’s 46th federal election will elect members of the House of Commons to the 46th Parliament. Under current law, the vote must take place by October 15, 2029, but could be held earlier.
Israel has officially introduced a new high-power laser air defense weapon called Iron Beam, marking a significant step in its layered defense strategy.
Chrystia Freeland officially resigned her seat in the House of Commons on Friday, January 9, 2026. Her departure marks the conclusion of a distinguished 13-year career in Canadian federal politics.
Canada ended 2025 with inflation showing clearer signs of stabilization. However, underlying pressures still shaped household costs and policy debates.
The trip suggests Ottawa is reassessing its heavy reliance on the United States amid growing global uncertainty.
The United States launched a large-scale military strike on Venezuela early Saturday, with President Donald Trump saying Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife were captured and flown out of the country.
Iran has formally designated the Royal Canadian Navy as a “terrorist organization,” marking a significant escalation in already strained relations with Ottawa.
The decision follows weeks of crisis that have shaken the party and clouded its future prospects.
The spot, featuring former U.S. President Ronald Reagan, has now become a flashpoint in diplomacy and domestic politics.
The surge reflects strengthened enforcement by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) amid rising immigration pressures and policy changes.
Forecasts warn the city could see significant snow, affecting commutes and daily routines.
With this funds, it will launch six major new school projects to modernize and expand K-12 facilities.
They warn that stability in North American trade remains vital for farmers, producers and exporters.
Her decision closes a key chapter in Canada–U.S. diplomacy one marked by complex trade talks and shifting global dynamics.
A coalition of Indigenous groups along British Columbia’s coast issued a firm and unified response.
Trade uncertainty continues to slow investment and affect growth across the country.
Many people still remember the moment IKEA turned a simple sheet of parchment paper into a complete cooking guide.
The group gathers in Niagara Falls as the team begins its push toward the tournament in Minnesota.
They fell to the United States National Para Hockey Team in the final, the Canadians showed fight, skill and growth
TSN and RDS will now hold exclusive rights to broadcast major international basketball tournaments.
The trend shows continuous growth, attracting athletes, investors, and fans.
Officials said they will coordinate with Canadian Indigenous groups to identify and repatriate relevant items. The move marks a significant step toward healing and reconciliation.
The prime minister said a plan to bring federal public servants back to offices will arrive soon.
The motion proposed unequivocal backing for pipelines as part of Canada’s energy mix. CTV News confirmed the government’s decision ahead of the parliamentary vote.
Bai had served as general manager of China Huarong International Holdings (CHIH), a subsidiary of the state-controlled asset manager.
Of that, more than C$ 7.5 billion is slated for the next two years alone.
In May 2025, Premier Danielle Smith said the provincial government will respect the democratic process and include a separation question in the 2026 ballot only if petitioners gather the required signatures.
Critics worry, however, that the measures may limit free expression.
Paulo and Leila Miera moved to Canada in 2016 with their daughters Ester and Hadassa, later welcoming their youngest, Hannah.
These “crime tourists” travel legally to Canada, commit thefts, and leave quickly.
The government of Quebec announced that public-sector employees must return to the office at least three days per week by January 2026.
The push comes amid growing national debate.
Public opinion now divides sharply along regional lines.
The contribution aims to assist Ukraine’s defence, energy infrastructure, and humanitarian needs amid Russia’s continued aggression.
Nova Scotia announced that its universities have surpassed the 97 % enrolment target for healthcare‑related undergraduate programs. The achievement covers the fall 2025 intake across multiple institutions.
She announced the diagnosis on Sunday but affirmed her intention to remain behind the bench “as often as possible.”
The union refers to media reports suggesting the government might require federal employees to work in‑office five days per week by 2027.
Canada welcomed a new federal cabinet at a swearing‑in ceremony at Rideau Hall. The move follows the resignation of former Culture and Identity Minister Steven Guilbeault.
The session aims to examine her department’s climate‑policy track record and upcoming environmental commitments.
The dual‑track diplomacy aims to deepen trade and security links abroad while reinforcing Canada’s role in Euro‑Atlantic defence.
The boost comes mainly from robust investment banking and wealth‑management activity, even as economic turbulence looms.
The Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) dropped to 48.4, down from 49.6 in October marking another month below the 50-point threshold that separates growth from contraction.
They urge users to prioritise safety and use OPS designated “Safe-Trade Zones” instead of meeting at private or poorly lit spots.
The deal relaxes several climate rules in return for tougher industrial carbon pricing, a massive carbon-capture project, and a plan for a new oil pipeline to the Pacific coast.
The sector continues to face steep U.S. tariffs that have disrupted production and triggered layoffs across the industry.
The new chapter arrives in a split format — three volumes released across late November and December — as the Hawkins group gears up for its last battle.
The seizure marks one of the largest recent drug busts at the port, highlighting ongoing efforts against international narcotics trafficking.
The proposal would grant the rail Crown corporation sweeping powers to acquire land and bypass some regulatory hurdles.
According to CSIS director Dan Rogers, foreign adversaries are targeting Canadian government and private sector interests in the north.
The government argues the change will help balance economic needs and preserve the French language.
Their essays suggest competition should shape procurement, licensing, and even social policy—not just regulation.
Mark Carney recently sparked debate by signaling a shift away from Canada’s “feminist foreign policy,” a cornerstone of the previous government’s international approach.
The proposed legislation aims to tighten the legal scope while restoring federal powers in constitutionally permissible areas.
The close vote, considered one of confidence, underscored political fragility: a defeat would likely have triggered a quick return to the polls. Observers say Carney’s future now depends on delicate negotiations with opposition parties, as his agenda remains vulnerable.
The decision stems from his conviction on multiple counts connected to an alleged attempt to overthrow the government after losing the 2022 election.
He initiated trade negotiations aimed at a Comprehensive Economic Partnership between Canada and United Arab Emirates.
Republican Senator Thom Tillis sparked controversy at the Halifax International Security Forum by demanding that Canada repay $300 billion in alleged “back dues” to NATO.
The first teaser for Michael, the biographical film about legendary pop star Michael Jackson, has taken the internet by storm. With over 116 million views in 24 hours, it is already shaping up to be one of the most anticipated films of 2026.
Animation fans have much to look forward to in 2025-2026.
The Portuguese village of Pegões is making waves in Canada’s food scene, not with chefs, but through the deep-rooted flavours of its wines.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders booked their place in the 112th Grey Cup with a thrilling win over the B.C. Lions in the Western Final.
Meteorologists warn the cold could intensify in the coming weeks as more wintry weather is expected.
The UN climate summit known as COP30 opened in Belém, Brazil amid big expectations — and fast-mounting controversies.
The federal government announced on November 15, 2025, that it will invest up to $5.45 million to support the Northern Super League (NSL), Canada’s first
The season features twelve talented Canadian designers, each bringing their own unique style and story to the runway.
The 5‑2 decision concluded that the IAA allowed the federal government to control projects beyond areas under its constitutional authority.
Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, has declared that all his MPs oppose Mark Carney’s budget, yet he remains vague on whether they will be forced to vote against it in the House of Commons on November 17.
Foreign ministers from the G7 countries met in the Niagara Region on November 11–12, 2025, calling for stronger cooperation on security, global stability and critical economic issues.
The Vatican has officially handed back 62 cultural items to Canadian Indigenous communities, a major step in reconciliation following a long colonial history.
The provincial government announced that organizations addressing food insecurity can apply for grants by December 1, 2025.
New Brunswick released its second-quarter financial results for 2025-26, showing a larger projected deficit but continued stability in its debt indicators.
With a new biomanufacturing facility on the horizon, the goal is to bring scientific discoveries to patients faster and more reliably.
These changes are retroactive and represent the most substantial update in decades, his office says.
Some experts argue his plan misses the mark, focusing on resource projects over urgent public-infrastructure needs.
The author, economist Anindya Sen, warns that without proper guardrails, AI innovation could harm both trust and reputation.
The event brings together the world’s top beach volleyball pairs for nine days of fierce competition.
The measure advances as part of a broader effort to curb attacks and reinforce national security.
While both sides express support, key details remain under negotiation — and the stakes for energy and environmental policy are high.
With its MPs debating whether to oppose the Mark Carney-led government’s fiscal plan, the party is also quietly gearing up for a possible election.
Commuters in Montréal can expect a gradual return to normal service starting Wednesday, November 12, ahead of full restoration on Thursday.
The move highlights a shift in priorities, balancing cost control with ongoing social and research commitments.
With a striking maple‑leaf design, the uniform sets the tone for the nation’s Olympic ambitions and honours its deep hockey heritage.
The measure aims to strengthen tourism and increase foreign exchange earnings in Brazil.
Between now and that date, no expiration triggers will apply. After this period, the regular inactivity-based expiry policy returns.
The banking sector in Canada may be about to grow. The arrival of this new competitor has the potential to shake up the dominance of the traditional “Big Six”.
A push toward large-scale reactor investment, small modular reactor (SMR) development and uranium supply chains now positions the country among the next wave of nuclear‐savvy nations.
An analysis by food-policy expert Sylvain Charlebois argues Canada is the only country where grocery pricing plays a “yo-yo” game.
The plan pivots away from previous policies and targets fiscal discipline, economic sovereignty and infrastructure investment.
Recent immigration policies have pushed the country’s student visa rejection rate to its highest level in over ten years.
The Lower Flinn Park encampment in Halifax is set to close on December 7 after a shooting last month prompted tough decisions by municipal leaders.
The band will appear in multiple Canadian cities this year, delivering an energetic mix of nostalgia and new music.
While celebrating Kendall Jenner’s birthday on a tropical getaway, Kylie turned her Instagram into an unofficial swimwear runway.
On November 5, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed him in a press conference.
Brazil officially has a new conservative political force. The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has approved the registration of the Missão Party (“Mission”), opening a new chapter in Brazilian politics.
The federal government of Canada has initiated a legal process to permanently transfer a Russian-owned Antonov AN-124 heavy-cargo aircraft to Ukraine.
On November 2, 2025, voters in Québec’s principal urban centres cast ballots for mayor.
In North Darfur’s el-Fasher, eyewitness video and satellite imagery show brutal house-to-house executions and mass graves.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) has published a strike schedule for November, adjusting metro and bus service across the city.
The event, titled “No More Sacrifices”, will take place at the Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre, Grand Salon A & B, located at 525 Bay Street.
In the early hours of October 28, 2025, police forces in Rio de Janeiro launched what authorities call the largest crackdown in the state’s history.
Canada’s central bank appears ready to reduce its key interest rate once more, aiming to support the economy.
The federal government plans to reveal the 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan by November 1, 2025.
The government announced the agenda through Tim Hodgson, the Minister of Natural Resources.
Ontario authorities are raising alarm after several seniors surrendered more than CA$1 million to fraudsters.
In a commanding performance, Team Brad Jacobs defeated Team John Shuster of the United States 7–3 to capture the gold medal at the 2025 Pan Continental Curling Championships.
Toronto’s live-performance scene is entering an ambitious new phase as major companies announce their 2025-26 seasons.
Canada’s comics market is enjoying renewed energy as creators, fans and publishers join a global graphic-novel revival.
Canada’s cultural landscape is gearing up with high-profile exhibitions and events that will draw local and international audiences.
Canada’s automotive market is showing strong movement as we head toward the end of 2025.
Denim-on-denim has returned—and now it carries Canadian flair.
The Saskatchewan government has introduced important amendments to the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) Act.
On October 6, 2025, the Manitoba government introduced a comprehensive environmental policy titled “Manitoba’s Path to Net Zero.”
British Columbia reached a breakthrough that ended an eight-week strike affecting essential provincial services.
The bill seeks to overhaul the country’s cybersecurity laws. It targets telecommunications providers and operators of critical systems, signaling a major policy shift.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to be the most expansive in history, with matches hosted across three countries: Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
A balanced lifestyle combines physical health, mental well-being, and personal fulfillment. Making small changes can lead to long-term happiness.
Canada is vast, diverse, and full of travel opportunities. From mountains to vibrant cities, the country offers something for every type of traveler.
The Brazilian comedian Ítalo Sena is bringing his acclaimed solo show “Duas Conversas” to Canada this November, with stops in both Montréal and Toronto.
The legendary singer-songwriter Lauryn Hill is gearing up to embark on her pioneering Canadian tour.
The idea of a standalone film for Ben Solo (aka Kylo Ren) has stirred deep interest across the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker fandom.
At the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reaffirmed Canada’s commitment to a rules-based international trade system, emphasizing the importance of adherence to established norms.
In a major move, Israel announced it will decide which foreign troops are acceptable in Gaza as part of the cease-fire process.
Canada’s science and technology sectors are growing steadily even as many companies hesitate to fully adopt artificial intelligence. This contrast presents both opportunity and challenge for the country’s innovation agenda.
Canada is moving ahead with bold environmental actions, despite multiple climate pressures emerging across its regions. Between plastic-waste initiatives and drought-induced water shortages, the nation faces complex challenges in balancing economy and ecology.
Canada’s technology sector continues to expand even though many companies hesitate to adopt cutting-edge tools like artificial intelligence. The country is balancing skilled employment growth with innovation challenges.
In Alberta, a massive labour dispute grips the education sector. Over 51 000 teachers have been on strike for weeks, while students, parents and the province await a breakthrough in negotiations.
Canada’s housing market continues showing signs of resilience despite slowing activity. In September 2025, sales dipped slightly, but average prices still edged higher. Many regions now offer more choice to buyers.
Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario, triggered a serious response with an ad campaign targeting American audiences. The ad featured Ronald Reagan’s comments on tariffs, and aired during the Toronto Blue Jays’ entry into the World Series.
Family relationships shape our happiness. Therefore, strong bonds matter. Every small moment, conversation or routine can improve connection at home.
As October draws to a close, Canada is experiencing a clear transition from mild fall weather into colder conditions. Many regions now face substantially lower temperatures, and communities must prepare for early winter-like weather as change arrives.
The federal government of Canada has unveiled decisive reforms to the justice system. The reforms emerged after broad consultations and reflect concerns about rising serious crime.
President Trump abruptly announced that the U.S. has terminated all trade negotiations with Canada, citing a controversial advertisement.
Canada’s only Major League Baseball team has re-ignited national pride during a politically tense time.
Team USA general manager Bill Guerin has acknowledged that he still doesn’t know whether young defence star Lane Hutson will make the U.S. Olympic squad.
A Bangladeshi asylum seeker living in Canada says he accidentally crossed into the U.S. and is now held by ICE.
The federal government announced a major funding boost to expand English-language health services across Québec.
Canada is urging its pension funds to increase domestic investment and reduce reliance on foreign assets. The government has told major pension funds to reinvest in Canada’s infrastructure and industry, aligning with its “Buy Canada” agenda.
Air Canada will soon transform its international network with a new narrow-body aircraft.
Quebec Premier François Legault recently issued a strong warning about radical Islamist influence.
Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, recently declared that he would arrest Benjamin Netanyahu if the Israeli leader traveled to Canada, citing the ICC warrant issued in November 2024.
The Alberta government launched a public voting campaign this October to redesign its licence plates for the first time in over 40 years.
Canadian passport holders now enjoy more visa-free access worldwide than Americans, a shift in the Henley Passport Index.
Is the Canada a good country to live yet? This is the question many have been asking in recent years due to the country’s worsening positions in happiness rankings.
Analysts expect significant growth across multiple sectors in 2025. Canadians are increasing spending, businesses are expanding projects, and the government is rolling out strategic initiatives.
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney described today as a “day for optimism” amid reports that Israel and Hamas are edging closer to a ceasefire.
After two weeks of halted mail delivery, Canada Post workers will resume partial operations through rotating strikes beginning this weekend, marking a critical turning point in their standoff with the federal government.
The Canadian government is considering reviving the Keystone XL pipeline project as part of broader negotiations with the United States over energy security and trade.
Canada is facing a turning point in its economy as rising tensions with the United States start to reshape trade, jobs, and national strategy.
The violence occurred at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School and a nearby residence in a remote community of roughly 2,700 people, shocking the region and the
Despite challenges with talent, governance, and uneven maturity levels, AI adoption in Canada is expanding rapidly, with real economic and social implications.
His comments come as Canada and its North American partners face rising tariff tensions and prepare for a scheduled review of the trade pact in
Canada’s economic outlook faces renewed scrutiny after stark warnings from a leading economist.
Yonge Street stretches across Ontario and holds a unique place in global urban history. Although daily traffic often defines it, the street carries layers of
The meeting took place at West Block on Parliament Hill, marking a rare instance of cross-party engagement amid ongoing legislative challenges.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has issued a stark warning that Canada’s economy faces mounting external pressure from global trade tensions.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has accused the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) of covering up alleged scandals involving former prime minister Justin Trudeau.
A recent Federal Court decision has disrupted the Canadian government’s approach to digital security and foreign technology oversight.
Legault said his departure comes in response to declining public support and widespread calls for political change across the province.
The tournament takes place Jan. 10–18 in Sydney and Membertou, marking a major international event on Canadian ice.
Public attitudes toward immigration are shifting across many advanced economies. Political consensus that once supported high immigration levels is increasingly fragmenting.
The leaders emphasized respect for democratic sovereignty and international law in the wake of recent regional developments.
Canada’s 46th federal election will elect members of the House of Commons to the 46th Parliament. Under current law, the vote must take place by
Israel has officially introduced a new high-power laser air defense weapon called Iron Beam, marking a significant step in its layered defense strategy.
Chrystia Freeland officially resigned her seat in the House of Commons on Friday, January 9, 2026. Her departure marks the conclusion of a distinguished 13-year
Canada ended 2025 with inflation showing clearer signs of stabilization. However, underlying pressures still shaped household costs and policy debates.
The trip suggests Ottawa is reassessing its heavy reliance on the United States amid growing global uncertainty.
The United States launched a large-scale military strike on Venezuela early Saturday, with President Donald Trump saying Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife were
Iran has formally designated the Royal Canadian Navy as a “terrorist organization,” marking a significant escalation in already strained relations with Ottawa.
The decision follows weeks of crisis that have shaken the party and clouded its future prospects.
The spot, featuring former U.S. President Ronald Reagan, has now become a flashpoint in diplomacy and domestic politics.
The surge reflects strengthened enforcement by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) amid rising immigration pressures and policy changes.
Forecasts warn the city could see significant snow, affecting commutes and daily routines.
With this funds, it will launch six major new school projects to modernize and expand K-12 facilities.
They warn that stability in North American trade remains vital for farmers, producers and exporters.
Her decision closes a key chapter in Canada–U.S. diplomacy one marked by complex trade talks and shifting global dynamics.
A coalition of Indigenous groups along British Columbia’s coast issued a firm and unified response.
Trade uncertainty continues to slow investment and affect growth across the country.
Many people still remember the moment IKEA turned a simple sheet of parchment paper into a complete cooking guide.
The group gathers in Niagara Falls as the team begins its push toward the tournament in Minnesota.
They fell to the United States National Para Hockey Team in the final, the Canadians showed fight, skill and growth
TSN and RDS will now hold exclusive rights to broadcast major international basketball tournaments.
The trend shows continuous growth, attracting athletes, investors, and fans.
Officials said they will coordinate with Canadian Indigenous groups to identify and repatriate relevant items. The move marks a significant step toward healing and reconciliation.
The prime minister said a plan to bring federal public servants back to offices will arrive soon.
The motion proposed unequivocal backing for pipelines as part of Canada’s energy mix. CTV News confirmed the government’s decision ahead of the parliamentary vote.
Bai had served as general manager of China Huarong International Holdings (CHIH), a subsidiary of the state-controlled asset manager.
Of that, more than C$ 7.5 billion is slated for the next two years alone.
In May 2025, Premier Danielle Smith said the provincial government will respect the democratic process and include a separation question in the 2026 ballot only
Critics worry, however, that the measures may limit free expression.
Paulo and Leila Miera moved to Canada in 2016 with their daughters Ester and Hadassa, later welcoming their youngest, Hannah.
These “crime tourists” travel legally to Canada, commit thefts, and leave quickly.
The government of Quebec announced that public-sector employees must return to the office at least three days per week by January 2026.
The push comes amid growing national debate.
Public opinion now divides sharply along regional lines.
The contribution aims to assist Ukraine’s defence, energy infrastructure, and humanitarian needs amid Russia’s continued aggression.
Nova Scotia announced that its universities have surpassed the 97 % enrolment target for healthcare‑related undergraduate programs. The achievement covers the fall 2025 intake across
She announced the diagnosis on Sunday but affirmed her intention to remain behind the bench “as often as possible.”
The union refers to media reports suggesting the government might require federal employees to work in‑office five days per week by 2027.
Canada welcomed a new federal cabinet at a swearing‑in ceremony at Rideau Hall. The move follows the resignation of former Culture and Identity Minister Steven
The session aims to examine her department’s climate‑policy track record and upcoming environmental commitments.
The dual‑track diplomacy aims to deepen trade and security links abroad while reinforcing Canada’s role in Euro‑Atlantic defence.
The boost comes mainly from robust investment banking and wealth‑management activity, even as economic turbulence looms.
The Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) dropped to 48.4, down from 49.6 in October marking another month below the 50-point threshold that separates growth from contraction.
They urge users to prioritise safety and use OPS designated “Safe-Trade Zones” instead of meeting at private or poorly lit spots.
The deal relaxes several climate rules in return for tougher industrial carbon pricing, a massive carbon-capture project, and a plan for a new oil pipeline
The sector continues to face steep U.S. tariffs that have disrupted production and triggered layoffs across the industry.
The new chapter arrives in a split format — three volumes released across late November and December — as the Hawkins group gears up for
The seizure marks one of the largest recent drug busts at the port, highlighting ongoing efforts against international narcotics trafficking.
The proposal would grant the rail Crown corporation sweeping powers to acquire land and bypass some regulatory hurdles.
According to CSIS director Dan Rogers, foreign adversaries are targeting Canadian government and private sector interests in the north.
The government argues the change will help balance economic needs and preserve the French language.
Their essays suggest competition should shape procurement, licensing, and even social policy—not just regulation.
Mark Carney recently sparked debate by signaling a shift away from Canada’s “feminist foreign policy,” a cornerstone of the previous government’s international approach.
The proposed legislation aims to tighten the legal scope while restoring federal powers in constitutionally permissible areas.
The close vote, considered one of confidence, underscored political fragility: a defeat would likely have triggered a quick return to the polls. Observers say Carney’s
The decision stems from his conviction on multiple counts connected to an alleged attempt to overthrow the government after losing the 2022 election.
He initiated trade negotiations aimed at a Comprehensive Economic Partnership between Canada and United Arab Emirates.
Republican Senator Thom Tillis sparked controversy at the Halifax International Security Forum by demanding that Canada repay $300 billion in alleged “back dues” to NATO.
The first teaser for Michael, the biographical film about legendary pop star Michael Jackson, has taken the internet by storm. With over 116 million views
Animation fans have much to look forward to in 2025-2026.
The Portuguese village of Pegões is making waves in Canada’s food scene, not with chefs, but through the deep-rooted flavours of its wines.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders booked their place in the 112th Grey Cup with a thrilling win over the B.C. Lions in the Western Final.
Meteorologists warn the cold could intensify in the coming weeks as more wintry weather is expected.
The UN climate summit known as COP30 opened in Belém, Brazil amid big expectations — and fast-mounting controversies.
The federal government announced on November 15, 2025, that it will invest up to $5.45 million to support the Northern Super League (NSL), Canada’s first
The season features twelve talented Canadian designers, each bringing their own unique style and story to the runway.
The 5‑2 decision concluded that the IAA allowed the federal government to control projects beyond areas under its constitutional authority.
Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, has declared that all his MPs oppose Mark Carney’s budget, yet he remains vague on whether
Foreign ministers from the G7 countries met in the Niagara Region on November 11–12, 2025, calling for stronger cooperation on security, global stability and critical
The Vatican has officially handed back 62 cultural items to Canadian Indigenous communities, a major step in reconciliation following a long colonial history.
The provincial government announced that organizations addressing food insecurity can apply for grants by December 1, 2025.
New Brunswick released its second-quarter financial results for 2025-26, showing a larger projected deficit but continued stability in its debt indicators.
With a new biomanufacturing facility on the horizon, the goal is to bring scientific discoveries to patients faster and more reliably.
These changes are retroactive and represent the most substantial update in decades, his office says.
Some experts argue his plan misses the mark, focusing on resource projects over urgent public-infrastructure needs.
The author, economist Anindya Sen, warns that without proper guardrails, AI innovation could harm both trust and reputation.
The event brings together the world’s top beach volleyball pairs for nine days of fierce competition.
The measure advances as part of a broader effort to curb attacks and reinforce national security.
While both sides express support, key details remain under negotiation — and the stakes for energy and environmental policy are high.
With its MPs debating whether to oppose the Mark Carney-led government’s fiscal plan, the party is also quietly gearing up for a possible election.
Commuters in Montréal can expect a gradual return to normal service starting Wednesday, November 12, ahead of full restoration on Thursday.
The move highlights a shift in priorities, balancing cost control with ongoing social and research commitments.
With a striking maple‑leaf design, the uniform sets the tone for the nation’s Olympic ambitions and honours its deep hockey heritage.
The measure aims to strengthen tourism and increase foreign exchange earnings in Brazil.
Between now and that date, no expiration triggers will apply. After this period, the regular inactivity-based expiry policy returns.
The banking sector in Canada may be about to grow. The arrival of this new competitor has the potential to shake up the dominance of
A push toward large-scale reactor investment, small modular reactor (SMR) development and uranium supply chains now positions the country among the next wave of nuclear‐savvy
An analysis by food-policy expert Sylvain Charlebois argues Canada is the only country where grocery pricing plays a “yo-yo” game.
The plan pivots away from previous policies and targets fiscal discipline, economic sovereignty and infrastructure investment.
Recent immigration policies have pushed the country’s student visa rejection rate to its highest level in over ten years.
The Lower Flinn Park encampment in Halifax is set to close on December 7 after a shooting last month prompted tough decisions by municipal leaders.
The band will appear in multiple Canadian cities this year, delivering an energetic mix of nostalgia and new music.
While celebrating Kendall Jenner’s birthday on a tropical getaway, Kylie turned her Instagram into an unofficial swimwear runway.
On November 5, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed him in a press conference.
Brazil officially has a new conservative political force. The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has approved the registration of the Missão Party (“Mission”), opening a new
The federal government of Canada has initiated a legal process to permanently transfer a Russian-owned Antonov AN-124 heavy-cargo aircraft to Ukraine.
On November 2, 2025, voters in Québec’s principal urban centres cast ballots for mayor.
In North Darfur’s el-Fasher, eyewitness video and satellite imagery show brutal house-to-house executions and mass graves.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) has published a strike schedule for November, adjusting metro and bus service across the city.
The event, titled “No More Sacrifices”, will take place at the Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre, Grand Salon A & B, located at
In the early hours of October 28, 2025, police forces in Rio de Janeiro launched what authorities call the largest crackdown in the state’s history.
Canada’s central bank appears ready to reduce its key interest rate once more, aiming to support the economy.
The federal government plans to reveal the 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan by November 1, 2025.
The government announced the agenda through Tim Hodgson, the Minister of Natural Resources.
Ontario authorities are raising alarm after several seniors surrendered more than CA$1 million to fraudsters.
In a commanding performance, Team Brad Jacobs defeated Team John Shuster of the United States 7–3 to capture the gold medal at the 2025 Pan
Toronto’s live-performance scene is entering an ambitious new phase as major companies announce their 2025-26 seasons.
Canada’s comics market is enjoying renewed energy as creators, fans and publishers join a global graphic-novel revival.
Canada’s cultural landscape is gearing up with high-profile exhibitions and events that will draw local and international audiences.
Canada’s automotive market is showing strong movement as we head toward the end of 2025.
Denim-on-denim has returned—and now it carries Canadian flair.
The Saskatchewan government has introduced important amendments to the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) Act.
On October 6, 2025, the Manitoba government introduced a comprehensive environmental policy titled “Manitoba’s Path to Net Zero.”
British Columbia reached a breakthrough that ended an eight-week strike affecting essential provincial services.
The bill seeks to overhaul the country’s cybersecurity laws. It targets telecommunications providers and operators of critical systems, signaling a major policy shift.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to be the most expansive in history, with matches hosted across three countries: Canada, Mexico, and the United
A balanced lifestyle combines physical health, mental well-being, and personal fulfillment. Making small changes can lead to long-term happiness.
Canada is vast, diverse, and full of travel opportunities. From mountains to vibrant cities, the country offers something for every type of traveler.
The Brazilian comedian Ítalo Sena is bringing his acclaimed solo show “Duas Conversas” to Canada this November, with stops in both Montréal and Toronto.
The legendary singer-songwriter Lauryn Hill is gearing up to embark on her pioneering Canadian tour.
The idea of a standalone film for Ben Solo (aka Kylo Ren) has stirred deep interest across the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker fandom.
At the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reaffirmed Canada’s commitment to a rules-based international trade system, emphasizing the importance of
In a major move, Israel announced it will decide which foreign troops are acceptable in Gaza as part of the cease-fire process.
Canada’s science and technology sectors are growing steadily even as many companies hesitate to fully adopt artificial intelligence. This contrast presents both opportunity and challenge
Canada is moving ahead with bold environmental actions, despite multiple climate pressures emerging across its regions. Between plastic-waste initiatives and drought-induced water shortages, the nation
Canada’s technology sector continues to expand even though many companies hesitate to adopt cutting-edge tools like artificial intelligence. The country is balancing skilled employment growth
In Alberta, a massive labour dispute grips the education sector. Over 51 000 teachers have been on strike for weeks, while students, parents and the
Canada’s housing market continues showing signs of resilience despite slowing activity. In September 2025, sales dipped slightly, but average prices still edged higher. Many regions
Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario, triggered a serious response with an ad campaign targeting American audiences. The ad featured Ronald Reagan’s comments on tariffs, and
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As October draws to a close, Canada is experiencing a clear transition from mild fall weather into colder conditions. Many regions now face substantially lower
The federal government of Canada has unveiled decisive reforms to the justice system. The reforms emerged after broad consultations and reflect concerns about rising serious
President Trump abruptly announced that the U.S. has terminated all trade negotiations with Canada, citing a controversial advertisement.
Canada’s only Major League Baseball team has re-ignited national pride during a politically tense time.
Team USA general manager Bill Guerin has acknowledged that he still doesn’t know whether young defence star Lane Hutson will make the U.S. Olympic squad.
A Bangladeshi asylum seeker living in Canada says he accidentally crossed into the U.S. and is now held by ICE.
The federal government announced a major funding boost to expand English-language health services across Québec.
Canada is urging its pension funds to increase domestic investment and reduce reliance on foreign assets. The government has told major pension funds to reinvest
Air Canada will soon transform its international network with a new narrow-body aircraft.
Quebec Premier François Legault recently issued a strong warning about radical Islamist influence.
Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, recently declared that he would arrest Benjamin Netanyahu if the Israeli leader traveled to Canada, citing the ICC warrant issued
The Alberta government launched a public voting campaign this October to redesign its licence plates for the first time in over 40 years.
Canadian passport holders now enjoy more visa-free access worldwide than Americans, a shift in the Henley Passport Index.
Is the Canada a good country to live yet? This is the question many have been asking in recent years due to the country’s worsening
Analysts expect significant growth across multiple sectors in 2025. Canadians are increasing spending, businesses are expanding projects, and the government is rolling out strategic initiatives.
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney described today as a “day for optimism” amid reports that Israel and Hamas are edging closer to a ceasefire.
After two weeks of halted mail delivery, Canada Post workers will resume partial operations through rotating strikes beginning this weekend, marking a critical turning point
The Canadian government is considering reviving the Keystone XL pipeline project as part of broader negotiations with the United States over energy security and trade.
Canada is facing a turning point in its economy as rising tensions with the United States start to reshape trade, jobs, and national strategy.