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‘Unprecedented’: Monthly Food Bank Use in Canada Reaches Record 2 Million Visits
By Matthew Horwood Canada saw record food bank use in 2024, with a high of over 2 million food bank visits in March, says a Food Banks Canada report. Food…
Canada News
By Matthew Horwood Canada saw record food bank use in 2024, with a high of over 2 million food bank visits in March, says a Food Banks Canada report. Food…
A family discovers that their talented toddler can identify the world’s flags, car logos and all the planets—a skill that many adults need years to achieve.
By Matthew Horwood The Alberta government is warning that aspects of a federal pandemic prevention bill before Parliament encroach on the province’s constitutional jurisdiction, posing a particular threat to its…
By Chandra Philip It’s still a close race in British Columbia’s election as recounting continues, but the NDP has gained a lead in two ridings that were tight. In the…
By Chandra Philip Canadian public sector jobs increased by 13 percent during the COVID-19 pandemic while the private and self-employed sectors saw just 3.6 percent growth, says a new report.…
Hopcott Farms, a third-generational farm in British Colombia, offers visitors a unique cranberry tour. In addition to learning about the history and farming of cranberries, Visitors can enjoy a three-course…
By Andrew Chen “Deeply shocked” is how diaspora groups describe their reaction to a report that the governing Liberals may suspend regular meetings of a Commons committee dedicated to studying…
A Jewish – Canadian Lawyer has spent a large part of his life advocating for those facing human rights violations around the world. A Documentary was shown in Toronto to…
By Noé Chartier Green Party Leader Elizabeth May urged colleague MPs not to advocate for the release of names of parliamentarians reportedly involved in foreign interference, saying doing so would jeopardize…
By Carolina Avendano Canadians today have less freedom to decide what to buy, where to work, and whether to start a business than they did in the late 1970s, partly due…