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Worker shortage threatens ‘Build Canada’ election vows
Prejudice in Canada
Where Party Leaders Stand on Immigration to Canada

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Worker shortage threatens ‘Build Canada’ election vows

As Canada faces a growing shortage of construction workers, industry leaders say political promises to build millions of homes and critical infrastructure could fall apart without a major shift in immigration policy

Prejudice in Canada

New Survey Reveals Complex Web of Bias, Defying Majority-Minority Narratives across the nation

Where Party Leaders Stand on Immigration to Canada

With immigration shaping everything from housing and healthcare to the economy and national identity, party leaders are drawing bold lines ahead of the 2025 federal election

“A nation of immigrants with too many immigrants”

Most agree that Canada is a nation of immigrants yet even amongst those affirming this observation there remains a feeling that there are too many, states a new study

Local news

Celebrating Philippines online and at home

Philippine Days is one of the Lower Mainland’s longest-running annual events

Wuhan virus ground zero

Home to 11 million people, Wuhan is widely seen as the economic and financial hub of mainland China

Singapore the least corrupt country in Asia

Canada, a consistently top performer, dropped four points because of SNC Lavalin scandal

Extinction Rebellion’s cult-like threat to society

Ultimately, they want nothing short of a transfer of democratic power to oligarchies of frantic enviro-zealots

Regional news

Vancouver International Dance Festival

Fang-Yi Sheu and friends headline the Vancouver International Dance Festival from March 12-21

 

Vancouver International Dance Festival

Linnea Christine Wong amongst others headlines the annual Vancouver International Dance Festival
 

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