National News
Canadian and British tax investigators conduct multiple searches in Canada and the UK
Ottawa: In order to ensure a tax system that is responsive and fair to all taxpayers, the Government of Canada takes continuous action to crack down on tax evasion and fraud. Over ...
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Government of Canada launches the Global Skills Strategy
Toronto: When companies in Canada can thrive and grow, they create more jobs. The Government of Canada’s new Global Skills ...
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Air Canada to launch its own loyalty rewards program in 2020 to replace Aeroplan
The Canadian Press Montreal: Air Canada is planning to launch its own loyalty rewards plan in 2020 but says customers ...
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ALERT takes more than $370,000 in drugs off Calgary streets
Calgary: More than $370,000 worth of marijuana, marijuana derivatives and other drugs have been taken off the streets of Calgary ...
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Changes to regulations will see age increased for dependent child
Ottawa: The Government of Canada has published regulatory changes to increase the maximum age of a dependent child which will ...
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Canada abolishes conditional permanent residence provision for spouses and partners
Ottawa: To uphold its commitment to family reunification and to support gender equality, the Government of Canada has removed the ...
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Canada Post unveils Habitat 67 stamp to commemorate Canada’s 150th anniversary
Montreal: Canada Post and renowned architect Moshe Safdie have unveiled a stamp depicting the city’s famous Habitat 67 housing complex ...
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Prime Minister Trudeau to attend NATO Leaders’ Meeting, G7 Summit, and traveI to Italy and Vatican City
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced that he will travel to Brussels, Belgium, to participate in the NATO Leaders’ ...
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CSC’s first Turbaned Sikh warden
When Sav Bains’ wife attended a local job fair, she brought him along with her. Little did Sav know that ...
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WSO celebrates declaration of Sikh Heritage month in Alberta
Calgary: The World Sikh Organization of Canada celebrates the declaration of April 2017 as Sikh Heritage Month in Alberta. The ...
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Ontario passes motion recognising 1984 anti-Sikh riots as genocide
Toronto: The Ontario Assembly has passed a motion that recognises the 1984 anti-Sikh riots in India that killed over 2,500 ...
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Trudeau expected to visit Juno Beach after Vimy Ridge commemoration
The Canadian Press Ottawa: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to follow this weekend’s commemorations of the 100th anniversary of ...
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Liberals plan to spend $195M on research into child care in Canada
The Canadian Press Ottawa: The Trudeau Liberals say they plan to spend $195 million in the coming years on research ...
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Deepak Obhrai urges Sri Lanka not to delay UN-mandated probe on war crimes
Ottawa: Member of Parliament and Conservative Party of Canada Leadership Candidate Hon. Deepak Obhrai called on the government of Sri ...
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Trudeau says Senate must deal with senator who had sex with a teenager
OTTAWA: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it is up to the Senate to decide how to handle the case of ...
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An Open letter: Why I Won’t Vote for M-103. I fear that the Liberals’ Games of Divisive Politics will harm the Muslim Community even further
Ottawa: “I find it alarming and very telling of the Liberals who are using this issue to divide a country ...
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B.C. signs LNG benefits deals with First Nations on proposed Petronas project
By Dirk Meissner, THE CANADIAN PRESS VICTORIA: The manager of a proposed liquefied natural gas export plant on British Columbia’s ...
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Financial safeguards to be part of new infrastructure bank, Sohi says
Ottawa: Canada’s infrastructure minister is promising that taxpayers won’t be left holding the bag should any projects funded through a ...
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Defence minister hints at new money for military after meeting U.S. counterpart
The Canadian Press Ottawa: Canada’s defence minister is hinting at new money for the military following a much-anticipated meeting with ...
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Trudeau tells funeral service that mosque victims won’t be forgotten
QUEBEC: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has told the funeral service for three victims of last week’s mosque shooting they will ...
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Wage premium for government employees over comparable private-sector workers hits 13.4 per cent in Ontario
Toronto: Government employees in Ontario get higher wages, on average, than comparable workers in the private sector and they retire ...
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Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan hints at sending more help for Ukraine amid new of violence
Ottawa: Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says the federal government is concerned about a new outbreak of fighting in Ukraine and ...
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Canadian dual citizens, permanent residents not subject to U.S. travel ban
The Canadian Press Ottawa: Canada’s immigration minister says Canadian permanent residents from seven Muslim-majority countries targeted by a U.S. travel ...
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Liberals to take aim at cash for access fundraisers with new law: source
Ottawa: The federal Liberals plan to lift the veil of secrecy around so-called “cash-for-access” political fundraisers, but don’t appear ready to ...
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Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada on changes to the Ministry
Ottawa: The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, issued the following statement today on changes to the Ministry: Chrystia Freeland, currently Minister ...
