Jessica Pilarczyk and colleagues from the Geological Survey of Japan core rice paddies on the Boso peninsula to uncover geological evidence for a tsunami from 1,000 years ago.

“Every day, I hear from young people and their parents who worry they will never be able to afford to own a decent home,” said Jagmeet. “They can barely afford to pay rent, let alone compete against big money investors in the housing market. Justin Trudeau will keep protecting the interests of the ultra-rich, but I’m ready to make the dream of owning a home a reality for Canadian families.”

While visiting the first Canadian business to manufacture N95 masks today, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh announced his commitment to stop Justin Trudeau’s massive no-strings attached giveaways to multinational corporations. Instead, Jagmeet would invest in small and community businesses committed to building our country.

The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on the verdict of Michael Spavor

The pandemic has shone a bright light on Canadian hospitals, which—unfortunately for patients and taxpayers—receive funding in an outdated manner. In the coming months, our hospitals will begin to see patients whose care was delayed during the pandemic, yet they have little incentive to provide care efficiently or even care for as many patients as possible.

With an aging and slow-growing population, Canada depends on Immigration for economic and demographic growth. But the COVID-19 pandemic has effectively closed our borders and virtually halted the entry of immigrants.

The emergence of variants of concern in late 2020 hearkened a shift in the COVID-19 pandemic as “variants” entered the public lexicon. The acceleration of the Delta variant around the world is raising questions about its origin, transmissibility, hotspots and potential for vaccine resistance.

Commodity prices have risen to record levels over the past year as the Global Pandemic took hold. Disruptions and events like the Suez Canal ship blockage and the Texas power outage have magnified the global supply chain problems leading to commodity shortages worldwide. The result is an increase in most commodities that are trickling down to Canadian families and consumers. 

Sixteen exceptional people will be appointed to the Order of British Columbia, the Province’s highest form of recognition, Lt. Gov. Janet Austin, chancellor of the order, has announced.

The Province is providing more than $404,000 to help local governments include active transportation in their community planning.