OTTAWA — Three Canadian charter flights to bring Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion will leave Poland in the coming weeks. OTTAWA — Three Canadian charter flights to bring Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion will leave Poland in the coming weeks. Immigration Minister Sean Fraser said the flights will be availableRead More →
Once again, Canadian manufacturers run the risk of being affected by American protectionism and must fight to obtain the necessary exemptions. Challenges have been raised after the Biden administration announced new procurement guidelines on Monday that require building materials purchased for federally funded infrastructure projects to be produced in theRead More →
OTTAWA (ON), May 5, 2022 /CNW/ – Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) is calling on the federal government to provide temporary financial relief to businesses affected by supply chain disruptions and work to resolve Buy America and other protectionist measures to mitigate the severe challenges faced by manufacturers. Appearing todayRead More →
When lawmakers in Ontario, Canada updated provincial child protection laws in 2017, some social media users and news sites misinterpreted the effects of the legislation. Some of these claims are now resurfacing online. On April 24, an Instagram Publish shared a screenshot of an October 2017 article titled, “New CanadianRead More →
The rhetoric around inflation and rising food prices has become a focal point for politiciansespecially for those who oppose the current government. Even experts and non-profit organizations are pressure the government to take specific action on food prices. This begs the question: should governments take action to reduce food prices?Read More →
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OTTAWA – Canada has announced a new responsible business strategy to ensure businesses prevent or mitigate adverse human rights and environmental impacts in their operations abroad. Proponents, however, criticize the strategy as largely a repeat of the previous one put in place by Stephen Harper’s Conservative government in 2014. Canada’sRead More →
OTTAWA – Canada has announced a new responsible business strategy to ensure businesses prevent or mitigate adverse human rights and environmental impacts in their operations abroad. Proponents, however, criticize the strategy as largely a repeat of the previous one put in place by Stephen Harper’s Conservative government in 2014. Canada’sRead More →
There are only 263,000 marbled murres left, with at least 50,000 in British Columbia. Two environmental groups are suing the Canadian government for failing to protect the habitat of more than two dozen species of migratory birds, including the Marbled Murrelet, a seabird that nests in Colombia’s coastal old-growth forestsRead More →
During the Beijing Winter Olympics in 2022, the global audience was surprised by the composition of the Chinese men’s and women’s hockey teams. In both teams, the majority of members were recently naturalized Chinese players from Canada, the United States and other countries. According to the rules of the InternationalRead More →
New name, new building, new agreement. NightHawk Biosciences, which was known as Heat Biologics until last week, has finalized a contract with the Canadian government to supply its anthrax treatment. Anthim will be added to the country’s national stock for C$7.9 million. The agreement will help strengthen the supply ofRead More →
The EV base price must now be below $55,000, up $10,000. SUVs and trucks must be sold under $60,000. The Canadian government basically puts its money in its mouth. At the end of March, he explained how he would ban ICE sales by 2035 and achieve net zero emissions byRead More →
Two hemp companies in the Canadian province of Alberta have received grants to help boost the local industry. CNIB will receive a grant of up to $400,000 CAD to fund the construction of a $72 million processing plant in Vegreville. The facility will create demand for 54,000 tonnes of hempRead More →
A former Guantanamo Bay detainee is suing the Canadian government for his alleged role in his 14 years behind bars marked by torture and intimidation. Mohamedou Ould Slahi, a Mauritanian who has lived in Montreal for two months, launched a $35 million lawsuit on Friday alleging that misinformation provided byRead More →
The Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) today announced an investment of more than C$5.7 million in Analytical Canvas Inc. (Canvass AI) a woman-led artificial intelligence (AI) company whose mission is to make AI easy to use so that the industrial sector can accelerate its transformation intoRead More →
The country may be collapsing. Canadian citizenship is under attack. Over the past 20 years, public engagement with Canada seems to be waning. With billions of dollars in pandemic emergency aid and promises of nearly free child care, a targeted dental program, new investments in housing and health care, andRead More →
Labor Minister Seamus O’Regan says the Liberal government is considering legislation to force Canadian companies to ensure they don’t use slave labor or exploit children overseas workers. In an interview, O’Regan said he was preparing a “comprehensive” bill that would require Canadian companies and departments to review supply chains inRead More →
Reading time: 4 minutes Canadian citizenship is under attack. Over the past 20 years, public engagement with Canada seems to be waning. With billions of dollars in pandemic emergency aid and promises of nearly free child care, a targeted dental program, new investments in housing and health care, and aRead More →
Canadian manufacturers once again run the risk of being hit by US protectionism and the need to fight for crucial exemptions. Canadian manufacturers once again run the risk of being hit by US protectionism and the need to fight for crucial exemptions. The challenge comes after the Biden administration announcedRead More →
PMPRB Update: Canadian Government Announces No Longer Seeking to Implement Price Regulating Factors or Requirement to Report Net Prices Yesterday the Canadian government announced that it would no longer seek to implement certain controversial amendments to the Patented Medicines Regulations.[1] A statement from the Minister of Health said that HealthRead More →
Posted April 14, 2022 9:00 a.m. EDT More than 85% of Canadian immigrants become citizens, one of the highest rates in the world. The benefits of Canadian citizenship include the ability to live permanently in one of the most peaceful and economically, socially and politically stable societies in the world,Read More →
Insight Ottawa’s plan to spend C$3.8 billion (US$3.02 billion) to boost domestic production of lithium, copper and other strategic minerals is expected to help propel the country’s efforts to become a key part of the global electric vehicle supply chain and complete the additional C$8 billion. allocated to transform andRead More →
Canada’s latest budget sets ambitious targets for housing supply, but it’s mostly hot air. BMO broke down the federal government’s new procurement measures for capital markets clients this morning. If possible, the 2022 budget plan to double home construction shows they still don’t understand inflation. Or Millennials, think about it.Read More →
Who went wild over the government credit card? Who “accidentally” forgot to return their work phone? Who made the most racist comment of the year? from Ottawa 2020-2021 Public Servants Misdeeds Report is there and unlike those employees, scandals do not disappoint. Buckle up for the drama. A total ofRead More →
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau highlighted several key measures in the recently released budget to help Canadians adopt zero-emission vehicles. Several measures in the Budget 2022: A plan to grow our economy and make life more affordable include: Build a national network of charging stations for electric vehicles supporting charging infrastructureRead More →
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The Russian-Ukrainian conflict has put much of the world on high alert for possible Russian-sponsored attacks on critical infrastructure. This includes Canada, especially when geopolitics is taken into account: Canada was a founding member of the NATO alliance and is closely allied with the United States, both strategically and economically.Read More →
A woke Australian writes an opinion piece in CBC complaining about how he became a Canadian citizen while peddling false information about Canada’s citizenship and immigration process. It’s Fake News Friday on the Candice Malcolm Show, and Candice is joined by True North producer Harrison Faulkner to break down allRead More →
4-day work week: CEO of a non-profit organization discusses the benefits Joe O’Connor, CEO of 4 Day Week Global, discusses changing workplace culture attitudes and how employees and companies have demonstrated that they are benefiting from reduced working hours. The idea of a shortened four-day workweek has gained traction inRead More →
Breadcrumb Links News Local News The government’s argument is that foreign buyers are competing with local buyers, driving up house prices across the country. Publication date : April 08, 2022 • April 8, 2022 • 1 minute read • 37 comments Residential homes in Burnaby, BC Photo by SeongJoon Cho/BloombergRead More →
Climate activists blame the feds budget unveiled Thursday by Canada’s Liberal government fails to deliver on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s three-year-old promise to make a “just transition” from fossil fuels and instead takes care of polluters. “This federal budget is stuck in the mindset of more freeways and fossil fuelRead More →
By Ken Coates, April 8, 2022 Canadian citizenship is under attack. Over the past 20 years, public engagement with Canada seems to be waning. With billions of dollars in pandemic emergency aid and promises of nearly free child care, a targeted dental program, new investments in housing and health care,Read More →
If you’re in search of a personal loan, you’ll have a variety of choices to pick from. Apart from looking into loans offered by the bank you work with and credit union, you could get money fast and often from a range of online lenders that cater to a variety of customers,Read More →
The Canadian government has announced a investment to help the Canadian fresh produce industry make the transition to sustainable packaging for food and produce. Agriculture and Agri-Food Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau said the government would invest up to C$376,200 ($299,869) in the Canadian Fresh Produce Marketing Association (CPMA). The CMPA isRead More →
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07 April 2022 Bruce Power and Ontario Power Generation (OPG) have agreed to work together to support new nuclear technologies in Ontario. Building on shared experiences with their existing Candu fleets, the companies plan to collaborate on regulatory strategies and other enablers for a new nuclear fleet, as well asRead More →
Canada’s federal government on Tuesday introduced legislation requiring tech giants to pay news publishers for the use of their content on their various platforms. The Online News Act, or House of Commons Bill C-18, would require ubiquitous tech companies such as Google and Facebook, as well as other online platformsRead More →
A number of Canadian companies have suspended or withdrawn from Russia following its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. Here is a partial list of these companies: Alberta Investment Management Corporation. — The Alberta investment manager says he will divest all Russian holdings and not buy any during the dispute. At theRead More →
Posted April 5, 2022 9:00 a.m. EDT There are a number of good reasons for moving from permanent residency to Canadian citizenship. Beyond the security and pride that comes with citizenship, there are certain benefits not available to permanent residents. Here are five benefits of obtaining Canadian citizenship. Schedule aRead More →
Bob Mackin Mexican media are abuzz over the citizenship of the mining union leader who lived 12 years in exile in the Lower Mainland before returning home to become a senator. Napoleon Gomez Urrutia fled north in 2006 and became a Canadian in 2014. In February 2018 he was appointedRead More →
Breadcrumb Links News Canadian politics Canada NDP MP Jenny Kwan said the government should treat Afghans the same as Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion and expedite their entry into Canada. Author of the article:Read More →
$92 million investment in adMare BioInnovations will help translate health research into innovative new therapies in Canada March 30, 2022 – Vancouver, British Columbia Protecting the health and safety of Canadians and ensuring we have the national capacity to respond to future health crises are top priorities for the GovernmentRead More →
The Government of Canada advances the national life sciences sector by supporting Canadian businesses, talent, and research and development Canada News Wire VANCOUVER, BC, March 30, 2022 A $92 million investment in adMare BioInnovations will help translate health research into innovative new therapies in Canada VANCOUVER, BC, March 30, 2022Read More →
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OTTAWA – Two federal New Democrats tabled legislation on Tuesday that would make Canadian companies more liable for human rights abuses and environmental damage overseas. At a press conference, NDP MP Peter Julian said Bill C-262 would create legal tools, giving victims of human rights abuses by Canadian companies overseasRead More →
A number of Canadian companies have suspended or decided to withdraw from Russia following its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. Here is a partial list of these companies: Alberta Investment Management Corp. — The Alberta investment manager says it will divest all Russian holdings and not buy any during the dispute.Read More →
(The NexaSMART Editors Heatmap shows the location of editors and hotspots around the world. Image via Datametrex AI Ltd.) The eyes of the world remain on Ukraine as the Russian invasion enters its second month. Countries and companies around the world are supporting Ukraine in their own way. Canada’s largestRead More →
Posted March 25, 2022 9:00 a.m. EDT There are significant advantages to being a Canadian citizen. You have the ability to live permanently in a country with a stable economy, society and political environment. This includes access to plenty of job opportunities, universal healthcare, high-quality education for your children, andRead More →
The Canadian Trucker Protests or Canada Convoy Protests are some of the biggest stories people have experienced this year. The major breaking point of this event was when authorities summoned the Emergency Act and, among other things, were ordered to seize all donations. The Canadian convoy protest was basically aRead More →
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Sanctioned Russian oligarchs, wealthy tax cheats and corrupt businessmen will soon have to take their hidden assets elsewhere, as the federal government has promised to reveal the true owners of companies in Canada in a public registry that will be operational by end of next year. The promise to accelerateRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Canada More than one in four Canadian companies have relaxed their hiring criteria to fill positions in a tight labor market, according to a new survey. Photo by iStock /GETTY PICTURES Content of the article More than one in four Canadian companies have relaxed their hiring criteria toRead More →
With dozens of Canadian volunteers in Ukraine to help resist the new Russian invasion, their presence is creating a thorn in the side of the Canadian government, especially with concerns that those with far-right ties might want to join the fight. , as Ottawa has few resources to help volunteersRead More →
Executive director of the Canadian Congress for Inclusive Diversity and Equity in the Workplace says police refusal to use force to break up convoy occupation and border blockades stands in stark contrast to how Black Lives Matter or native land defenders were treated. Canadian human rights and anti-racism groups areRead More →
OTTAWA — Canadian anti-racism and human rights groups are calling on the federal government to do more to combat white supremacy and systemic racism. OTTAWA — Canadian anti-racism and human rights groups are calling on the federal government to do more to combat white supremacy and systemic racism. Fareed Khan,Read More →
March 17, 2022 DiliTrust Canada Inc. To print this article, all you need to do is be registered or log in to Mondaq.com. Cybersecurity is a major concern for many organizations, especially in today’s digital world. As companies adapt to remote or hybrid work environments, the concern for data breachesRead More →
CALGARY, Alta., March 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ – Nanalysis Scientific Corp. (TSXV: NSCI,OTCQX:NSCIF, FRA:1N1) (“Nanalysis” or the “Company”) announces that the Company has received repayable funding from $4,985,000 to expand manufacturing operations and global markets for the government’s nuclear magnetic resonance products Canada. “We are very grateful for the support ofRead More →
The Canadian Manufacturing Coalition, a group representing Canada’s professional manufacturing associations, listed below, issued the following statement on the impending labor disruption at CP Rail: “Canadian manufacturers are urging the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference to reach an immediate agreement and avoid labor disruptions that wouldRead More →
Through a digital citizens’ initiative (DCI), the government says Canadians can build their “resilience” against incorrect information and build partnerships to support a healthy digital information society. Rodriguez says: “There is urgency to act. As Canadians, we cannot tolerate misinformation and propaganda. Democracy did not happen by chance. We haveRead More →
OTTAWA (ON), March 14, 2022 /CNW/ – The Canadian Manufacturing Coalition, a group representing from Canada The manufacturing trade associations, listed below, today issued the following statement on the impending labor disruption at CP Rail: “Canadian manufacturers are urging the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference toRead More →
In response to President Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry issued a statement asking Canadian investors and businesses to review their investment plans involving Russian investors.1 This new policy represents another economic measure taken by the Canadian government in response to the Russian action. AccordingRead More →
A Canadian was extradited from Canada to the United States yesterday on an indictment returned to the Mid-District of Florida that charges him with conspiracy to commit computer fraud and wire fraud, intentional damage to a computer protected and forwarding a claim in connection with damage to a protected computerRead More →
Canadian manufacturers say supply chain disruptions are reducing their production while increasing costs, jeopardizing the sector’s recovery and the entire economy. A new survey from Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters has found that nine out of ten companies in the sector are struggling with supply chain issues. More than half saidRead More →
Tara Deschamps, The Canadian Press Posted Wednesday, March 9, 2022 1:44 PM EST Last updated Wednesday, March 9, 2022 1:49 PM EST TORONTO — When Russia began waging war on Ukraine last month, Vancouver recruiter VanHack was so eager to help,Read More →
When Russia began waging war on Ukraine last month, Vancouver recruiter VanHack was so eager to help, he immediately created a directory of Ukrainian tech workers willing and willing to relocate for jobs. or work remotely. The company waived or offered to donate placement fees for Ukrainian hires to charitiesRead More →
Canadian companies are selling bonds at the fastest pace on record, even as they face higher borrowing costs in a market that has been rocked by rising rates and global geopolitical uncertainty. Financial institutions lead Canadian companies to raise more than $114 billion (US$89 million) by issuing bonds in domesticRead More →
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Vanhack founder Ilya Brotzky in a handout photo.Andrew Terwissen/The Canadian Press When Russia began waging war on Ukraine last month, Vancouver recruiter VanHack was so eager to help, he immediately created a directory of Ukrainian tech workers willing and willing to relocate for jobs. or work remotely. The company waivedRead More →
“The pandemic has been a real wake-up call for Canadian organizations,” says Jérôme Thirion Tweet that Although outsourcing and partnerships have long proven effective in increasing efficiency, expanding capabilities and growing businesses, executives across the country say they urgently need to radically change their TPRM operating models. and their approachRead More →
TORONTO — When Russia began waging war on Ukraine last month, Vancouver recruiter VanHack was so eager to help, he immediately created a directory of Ukrainian tech workers willing and willing to relocate for jobs. or work remotely. The company waived or offered to donate placement fees for Ukrainian hiresRead More →
There is another food label being introduced that concerned consumers will want to consider, but it will only be visible on food products imported from the United States. The USDA has introduced a new logo and label titled “Bioengineering or Derivative of Bioengineering”. The newRead More →
Image source: Getty Images While the war in Ukraine has erased the convoy of Canadian trucks from the public mind, we are still cleaning up the mess the protesters made around Parliament Hill. Many Ottawans have seen police load Freedom Convoy motorhomes onto trailers and transport them, even as weRead More →
Aeroflot passenger planes are parked at Sheremetyevo airport outside Moscow, Russia, Tuesday, March 1, 2022. The Canadian government says travel to Russia should be avoided. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Pavel Golovkin OTTAWA – The Canadian government has updated its advice for anyone planning to travel to Russia. Want toRead More →
TORONTO — Magna International Inc. is joining other Canadian companies in fighting aggression in Ukraine by scaling back its Russian operations. “Like most members of the international community, we remain deeply concerned about the very unfortunate situation in Ukraine,” spokeswoman Tracy Fuerst said in an email Thursday. Magna has sixRead More →
Breadcrumb Links News Merchandise Agriculture Strike would impact Nutrien’s ability to transport potash, nitrogen and other agricultural chemicals to retail outlets just before spring planting Author of the article: Bloomberg News Jen Skerritt Nutrien’s Cory potash mine storage warehouse near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Photo by Nayan Sthankiya/Reuters Files Content of theRead More →
The Canadian government will invest up to $3.7 million to improve the Youth Employment and Skills Program (YESP) and support approximately 300 jobs for youth in the agricultural sector Details were announced by Marie-Claude Bibeau, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food. The YESP aims to support employers in the agri-food sectorRead More →
The Canadian government is taking major trade action against Russia, sending deadlier aid to Ukraine and will open up new immigration streams for Ukrainians. For Ukrainians fleeing the war started by Russia, Canada is opening two new immigration streams. One will allow an unlimited number of Ukrainians to come toRead More →
Magna International Inc. joins other Canadian companies in standing up to aggression in Ukraine by scaling back its Russian operations. “Like most members of the international community, we remain deeply concerned about the very unfortunate situation in Ukraine,” company spokeswoman Tracy Fuerst said in an email Thursday. The Ontario-based autoRead More →
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OTTAWA — Hours after the United Nations sided with Ukraine and called on Russia to withdraw from its territory, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hailed the vote and called on Canada for more sanctions and “restrictive measures” to stop the bombardment of his country. Zelenskyy, who is entrenched in Kyiv asRead More →
Earlier today, Triathlon Today published an article about World Triathlon and its relationship with the Super League Triathlon (SLT), which will host the next series of Esports World Championships. One of SLT’s co-founders is Leonid Boguslavsky (pictured, right, above, with Super League co-founders Michael Dhulst and Chris McCormack), who hasRead More →
A Winnipeg man of Ukrainian descent calls on Ottawa to provide a lifeline for Ukrainians as Russian armed forces continue their devastating attack on the country. Nick Krawetz is calling on the federal government to waive temporary visa requirements for Ukrainians as the destruction and terror of Russia’s invasion ofRead More →
Charles W. Milliken It’s not often that Canada, that huge expanse of cold, well-mannered and peaceful territory largely in our north, provides a lot of news. But the trucker protests have at least temporarily caught our attention, let alone the attention of President Joe Biden. I don’t need to rehashRead More →
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The interim leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, Candice Bergen, takes part in a press conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, February 14, 2022.BLAIR GABLE/Reuters The official opposition is calling on the government to expel the Russian ambassador to Canada and recall the Canadian envoy to Moscow.Read More →
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Canada’s critical infrastructure sectors are encouraged to monitor increased cyber threat activity.Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press A cybersecurity expert says Canadian companies are at risk of online attacks if Russia chooses to retaliate against government sanctions. Karim Hijazi, founder and CEO of Texas-based cyberintelligence firm Prevailion, said Canadian companies could fallRead More →
TORONTO — Canadian businesses risk being the target of online attacks if Russia chooses to retaliate against government sanctions, a cybersecurity expert said Friday. TORONTO — Canadian businesses risk being the target of online attacks if Russia chooses to retaliate against government sanctions, a cybersecurity expert said Friday. Karim Hijazi,Read More →
PDF flyer: CE – Citizenship Class 2022 HWDSB Continuing Education offers in-person and online courses for Canadian citizenship preparation. The citizenship preparation course emphasizes the knowledge and language skills necessary for the Canadian citizenship test. Different sessions are offered for the 2021-2022 academic year: Session 1: April 5 to JuneRead More →