Restaurants, retailers sound alarm over foreign worker cuts

Ottawa says the cuts and changes are necessary to stop Canadian businesses from becoming "addicted" to temporary foreign workers
Canadian dream frays for new immigrants

A new poll reveals that the majority of newcomers believe politicians are exploiting immigration as a scapegoat to divert attention from deeper national issues and believe it is time for a change in government in Canada
Why Trudeau’s gas and diesel ban will fail

The Trudeau government is banning the sale of new gasoline and diesel-powered vehicles by 2035

Renaming Canada Turtle Island only benefits Indigenous elites and their non-Indigenous sycophants

Local charity calls upon the community to give the gift of brighter tomorrows through annual holiday fundraising campaign

Ottawa's environmental policy will have detrimental effects on Canada's economic output over the long term  

Asia’s demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) is rising fast as countries look for cleaner alternatives to coal while their economies expand.

Nearly 50 percent of Canadians believe it is time to end COVID-19 relief programs 

Taxing the wealthy will not necessarily produce the desired economic results despite reports to the contrary

Small business owners can apply to receive $10,000 and personalized local advertising

Allergy-friendly eateries are a recipe for success

In today’s fast-paced world, where dining out is a staple of modern life, ensuring the safety and well-being of all customers is crucial for any restaurant’s success
Canadians think Canada is ‘broken’

A recent Ipsos survey finds 70 percent of Canadians think the country is “broken,” an opinion especially common among young adults
Parties pitch energy plans before B.C. election

BC Greens and Conservatives launched competing visions for energy generation this week in contrast to the NDP’s future plans to heat peoples’ homes, fuel cars and run businesses
What a difference a year makes: navigating the changes to Canada’s International Student Program

Everything from financial requirements to enrollment quotas to the availability of spousal work permits has imposed new limits on the program
Minimum wage hikes don’t ease rental woes

On Oct. 1, the minimum wage increased in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Prince Edward Island
Canada aims to take home the Puig Women’s America’s Cup

First women’s competition in America’s Cup set in Barcelona Oct. 5 – 13
‘Temple Street Prince’ celebrates 80th birthday at Fairchild’s Mid-Autumn Celebration Dinner

Legendary Hong Kong singer performs special Canadian set on a three-city tour
4 things you need to know to get started with bike commuting

HUB Cycling Spring Go by Bike returns to Metro Vancouver from June 3-9, 2024, and there never been a better time to shift your weekend rides to weekday commutes
Tour de Concord moves to July 7, filling a void in Vancouver’s summer event calendar

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim and Terry Hui of Concord Pacific roll out 2024’s race and expanded festival program
Some good news about rising interest rates

The era of continuously declining interest rates, which lasted for 40 years, has come to an end
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