Immigration and International Students: Updates for 2025.
New International Student Program regulations take effect. By Vineel Rajan Quick facts: To work off campus without a work permit, international students must be…
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CANADA’S ECONOMIC ISSUES – WHY IS THE ECONOMY SO WEAK?
“The Canadian economy is now smaller than in 2019 when adjusted for inflation and immigration. Canada has fallen from the 6th most productive economy…
EARTH-FRIENDLY WAYS TO CONSERVE ENERGY, WATER, AND OTHER NATURAL RESOURCES
BY ATIKA CHERRY We run from dusk to dawn; the Earth fuels everything we need for a good life. We are digging the ground…
Canada Should Heed Germany’s Destructive Climate Policies
According to a recent report in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Germany’s climate policies—chasing after “net-zero” greenhouse gas emissions, aggressive electric vehicle sales mandates, and moving electricity production away from fossil fuels to renewable sources such as wind and solar—has imperiled Germany’s massive auto-sector, the central pillar of its economy.
Surrey Langley SkyTrain station designs open to public input
The Surrey Langley SkyTrain project is hosting a final round of public engagement on the design of the eight new SkyTrain stations. Starting Nov….
New Cabinet Ready To Deliver On The Priorities Of British Columbians
Premier David Eby has appointed a new cabinet that is ready to listen to British Columbians and deliver on the core challenges people are facing – a team that combines years of experience and fresh perspectives from outside of government.
Vancouver Metropolitan Lions Club Hits a High Note Raising Close to $50,000 for Richmond Hospital’s Yurkovich Family Pavilion
From left to right: Mona Louey, one of the sponsors of the event; May Ho, performer and Co-chair of the event; Spencer Gall, Chief Philanthropy Officer, Richmond Hospital Foundation; Natalie Meixner, President & CEO, Richmond Hospital Foundation; Anita Ip, President, Vancouver Metropolitan Lions Club; Albert Wong, Co-chair of the event.
Concord Pacific Unveils World’s Largest EV Parking Facility – In Burnaby, BC
Parkade for Concord Pacific’s Hillside towers at Concord Brentwood is 100 per cent EV quick charge equipped
Canada’s Concord Pacific Racing Set To Make History At Inaugural Puig Women’s America’s Cup
Canada is on the brink of making history as Concord Pacific Racing prepares to compete in the first-ever Puig Women’s America’s Cup, marking a new chapter in the 173-year history of the world’s oldest international sporting competition.
Canadian Young People Face Major Challenges in Employment
It is indeed a sign of the current economic times that an increasing number of young people are also bearing the brunt of a post-pandemic recovery, the rising cost of living, and unaffordability. And nowhere is this more apparent than examining young people’s employment prospects in Canada.
Navigating the Digital World: Tips from an Indian-Canadian Perspective
As someone born in Canada and raised by parents who immigrated from India, Ajay understands the unique challenges immigrant parents face in guiding their children through the digital world.
Jagmeet Singh demands a cap on grocery prices
On Thursday, Canada’s NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh was at a Toronto Loblaws store with NDP candidate for Spadina Fort-York Norman Di Pasquale to call on the government to cap the price on essential grocery items to lower grocery prices.
Half of transit services cut without new funding model
New report details drastic potential transit service cuts to close funding gap
Bank of Canada Lowered its Overnight Interest Rate to 4.5%
This is welcome news for Canadians and reflects our plan to responsibly create the economic conditions for interest rates to come down.
Free Replacement Documents And Measures For People Affected By The 2024 Wildfire Season
Last year, Canada experienced the worst wildfire season on record, which threatened the health, safety and economic stability of people in Canada and their communities. Canada’s climate is warming twice as fast as the global average. As our climate continues to change, extreme hot temperatures will become more frequent and more intense due to climate change.