Bundle Up: The Cold Heart of Winter Grabs Hold of Quebec Quebec is bracing for a bitter cold spell as winter tightens its grip, with temperatures expected to drop significantly in the coming weeks Weather Quebec, Montreal, Winter, Cold Temperatures, Arctic Air Montreal: Winter is really hitting hard in Quebec right now. The coldest part … Read more
Olive Oil Producer Expects Much Better Harvest This Year, Will Prices Drop? With a promising olive harvest ahead, Canadians wonder if grocery prices will finally decrease Business Olive Oil, Canada, Prices, Harvest, Economy Toronto: The world’s largest olive oil producer is gearing up for a much better harvest in the 2024-2025 season. After some tough … Read more
Scientists Pinpoint Next Eruption Site of Yellowstone Supervolcano Recent research reveals the likely location of the next Yellowstone supervolcano eruption, easing fears of an imminent disaster. Science Yellowstone, Wyoming, Supervolcano, Eruption, Research, Geysers Yellowstone National Park: This iconic park in northwest Wyoming is known for its stunning wildlife and unique geological features. But beneath it … Read more
Human Rights Group Urges Canada to Join U.S. in Sudan Genocide Declaration A human rights organization is pushing Canada to declare genocide in Sudan, following U.S. actions against the Rapid Support Forces. World Sudan, Canada, Genocide, Human Rights, Darfur, U.S. OTTAWA: A well-known human rights group is asking Canada to step up and declare that … Read more
Yvonne Jones, Longtime Liberal MP for Labrador, Announces Retirement Yvonne Jones, the Liberal MP for Labrador, reveals she won’t seek re-election, focusing on her health and new adventures ahead. Politics Yvonne Jones, Labrador, Newfoundland and Labrador, Liberal Party, Federal Election Happy Valley-Goose Bay: Yvonne Jones, the Liberal MP for Labrador, just announced she won’t be … Read more
The Most Dangerous Snowfall Isn’t What You Think Unexpected light snow can create serious hazards for commuters, often more than heavy snowfalls Weather Toronto, Canada, Snowfall, Commuting, Traffic, Weather Forecast Toronto: You know how it goes—it’s the snow you didn’t see coming that messes up your day. It’s not always the big snowstorms that cause … Read more
Full Spectrum of Winter Takes Over the Prairies This Weekend A mix of snow and cold temperatures is expected across the Prairies this weekend, impacting travel and daily activities for many residents Weather Prairies, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Fort McMurray, Calgary, Winnipeg Edmonton: This weekend, the Prairies are in for quite the weather show. We’ve got … Read more
Analysts Predict Jobless Rate Increased in December Amid Economic Concerns Analysts forecast a slight rise in Canada’s jobless rate for December, reflecting ongoing labor market challenges Business Canada, Jobless Rate, December, RBC, BMO, Employment Ottawa: So, it looks like the jobless rate in Canada might have ticked up a bit in December. Analysts from RBC … Read more
Civil Society Groups Advocate for Strong Border Agency Oversight Civil society organizations are urging for a robust oversight mechanism for Canada’s border agency to address concerns of abuse and mistreatment Politics Canada, Border Agency, Civil Society, Oversight, Human Rights OTTAWA: The push for a new independent review body to oversee Canada’s border agency is gaining … Read more
Ukrainian-Canadians Call for Continued Support Amid Political Changes Ukrainian-Canadians express concern over political shifts affecting support for Ukraine Politics Ukrainian-Canadians, Canada, Ukraine, Political Support, Trudeau, Trump OTTAWA: With the political scene shifting in Canada, Ukrainian-Canadians are feeling a bit anxious. They’re hoping that the support for Ukraine stays strong, especially with Donald Trump coming back … Read more