The campaign trails of Ontario’s primary political party leaders for Wednesday, Jan. 29, are as follows: Doug Ford, the Progressive Conservative Leader, initiated his campaign at 10 a.m. in Windsor. He is scheduled to engage in a roundtable discussion with Unifor Local 444, followed by a visit to Harbour Technologies, […]
Layna Lou Durocher, a one-and-a-half-year-old girl, was born with an unusual genetic mutation that necessitates intricate care. Her mother, Sydney Gardiner, opens up about the emotional and physical challenges this rare condition imposes on their family. The mutation impacting Layna is situated on the PBX1 gene. The prevalence of this […]
The Ontario Housing Minister, Paul Calandra, has recently hinted that a previously proposed bill designed to address the issue of homeless encampments in the province may not be needed after all. The bill, which had been introduced in mid-December by the Ford government, aimed to eliminate encampments from parks and […]
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to assign a final list of senators to occupy the vacant seats in the upper house before he steps down from office, as confirmed by his office to Global News on Monday. The Parliament is currently in a state of prorogation until March […]
Over 24 labor unions have appealed to the Ford administration to establish a “tariff task force” to guide the province’s strategy in dealing with the Trump-led US government. Premier Doug Ford has previously cautioned that Ontario could face significant damage from widespread American tariffs. Referencing confidential government data, he projected […]
The city council of Port Moody, British Columbia, is receiving mixed responses to its recent decision to prohibit mobile live animal shows and petting zoos. This unprecedented move, which involves banning these programs from operating on both public and private property within the city, was announced on Tuesday. Nadia Xenakis, […]
With potential sweeping tariffs threatened by US President Donald Trump, Doug Ford, Ontario’s Premier, has instructed the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) to remove American alcohol from its shelves. The Convenience Industry Council of Canada, representing 7,500 retailers in Ontario, has stated that such a move will not adversely […]
Title: “Investigation into Homicide Case in Quebec’s Montérégie Region Initiated by Provincial Police” Article: On January 25, 2025, Quebec’s provincial law enforcement embarked on a homicide investigation following a tragic death that occurred in the Montérégie area over the weekend. The incident took place in Saint-Anicet, approximately 45 kilometres southwest […]
Seals donning tiny yellow “caps” have been spotted near the shores of PEI, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, piquing the curiosity of both locals and scientists. These odd “caps” are in fact tracking devices used in a scientific research to observe seal movement, habits, and habitat utilization. A resident of […]
Article Title: “Canadian Woman Receives Compensation Following Resort Incident in Mexico” Written by our editorial staff and published by The Canadian Press on January 24, 2025. A woman from Saskatchewan, Canada, has reportedly received compensation after she publicly disclosed her unpleasant experience at a Mexican resort, where she alleged that […]
