Canada News
By Andrew Chen Beijing has announced plans to launch an anti-dumping investigation into canola imports from Canada, among other measures, just days after Ottawa imposed tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles…
By Jennifer Cowan Six Canadian workers’ compensation boards currently hold a surplus of $4.9 billion that should be returned to small business owners, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business says.…
By Andrew Chen Canada is criticizing China’s continued disregard for international calls to address severe human rights violations against Uyghurs, marking the second anniversary of a United Nations report…
By Peter Menzies Commentary We need to talk about Julie Sweeney. She’s a 53-year-old English woman who used to live in Church Lawton, Cheshire, and she once had a Facebook…
By Chandra Philip Over 4,000 convenience stores in Ontario will be able to sell alcohol as new licensing rules take effect on Sept. 5. The move is part of an…
By Jennifer Cowan Canada’s aging population could pose serious financial problems for provincial governments, culminating in a budget liability of more than $2 trillion as the growth rate of seniors…
Soundbody Collective is a soundbath based in Toronto, Canada. Through various sounds, music, and vibrations, sound therapy can provide different health benefits.
By Jennifer Cowan The federal government can afford to increase spending or cut taxes by 1.5 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) annually for the next 74 years and…
By Noé Chartier Canada’s top court will not hear appeals from challengers of Ottawa’s COVID-era travel vaccine mandate. The Supreme Court dismissed the appeals with costs on Aug. 29 in…
By Limin Zhou A Regina-based Canadian think tank, SecondStreet.org, released a policy brief this week shedding light on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s harassment of Chinese-Canadians on Canadian soil. The…