Carney Opens Door to More Immigration

Prime Minister Mark Carney has signalled a return to population growth as the opposition Conservatives demand deeper immigration cuts, setting up a political fight over how many newcomers Canada can absorb
Immigration Slowdown Slams Brakes on Population Growth

Economists say sharp decline in newcomers will ease pressure on housing but weaken consumer demand, labour-force growth and the economy as Canada ages
Immigrants Learn Canada. So Should Our Students

Anyone who immigrates to Canada and wants to become a citizen must pass a citizenship test, which tests their knowledge of Canadian history, culture and institutions

Veteran Vancouver police officer says he has confidence in the justice system as high-profile lawyer Joven Narwal takes on his defence

Family violence is a pervasive issue that casts a long shadow across communities worldwide.

Something profound is happening in Canada’s food economy, and most people haven’t quite grasped it yet

Something profound is happening in Canada’s food economy, and most people haven’t quite grasped it yet

A recent B.C. Supreme Court ruling regarding Indigenous land claims has caused a significant level of anxiety across Canada

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

Canada’s MAiD Regime Faces a Reckoning

More than 16,000 Canadians received medical assistance in dying in 2024. As Parliament confronts the next proposed expansion, international comparisons raise questions about eligibility, safeguards and what Canada can learn from other countries
Ex-Mountie Sues Ottawa for $55 Million Over China Probe

As a third RCMP foreign interference case collapses, acquitted ex-Mountie William Majcher is suing Ottawa for $55 million, alleging false intelligence and a politically driven probe destroyed his career
Should Workers Get to Bargain on AI?

Unions across British Columbia are hearing workers voice their concerns about artificial intelligence entering the workplace.
This is a celebration of Uganda in Canada

The inaugural NAUCA Cultural and Trade Convention will bring Ugandans from across Canada to Vancouver for three days of business, investment, music and community building as Uganda marks 64 years of independence
Marriage Still Matters But Fewer Say “I Do”

New national index finds married-family measures have fallen across Canada since 2001, even as most young adults still say they want to marry and have children
VIFF 2026: South Asian Post and Filipino Post Support First Comes Love: Nakabingwit

The 45th Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) returns to Vancouver from October 1–11, 2026
South Asian Post and Filipino Post Support The Gymnasts of Fisherman Colony

The 45th Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) returns to Vancouver from October 1–11, 2026
Canada’s Bidet Divide

Newcomers and students are pushing a quiet shift in bathroom hygiene, raising wider questions about comfort, culture and inclusion
Happy Vaisakhi to everyone celebrating in Surrey and across our vibrant community

Vaisakhi is a time of joy, renewal, and connection—marked by the exhilarating energy of the parade and the warmth of gathering with family and friends
Fans get up close with stars at TVB Fairchild Fans Party

Upcoming event features Moon Lau, Joey Law and Kelly Fu amongst others
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