B.C. Projects Deficit to Rise Again to $9.4 Billion in Update British Columbia’s deficit has increased by $429 million, now totaling $9.4 billion, as revealed in the latest fiscal update. Politics British Columbia, Canada, Deficit, Finance, Economy, NDP British Columbia: The province’s financial outlook isn’t looking great. The latest update shows a record deficit of … Read more
RCMP Union Cheers Federal Investment in Border Security Initiatives The RCMP union is pleased with the government’s $1.3 billion plan to enhance border security and immigration integrity across Canada Politics Ottawa, Canada, RCMP, Border Security, Immigration Ottawa: The union for the Mounties is really happy about the federal government’s plan to spend $1.3 billion on … Read more
Can EV Batteries Withstand Canada’s Climate Changes Experts Discuss Experts explore how electric vehicle batteries cope with Canada’s extreme weather conditions and what it means for EV users Technology Canada, EV Batteries, Climate Change, Electric Vehicles, Extreme Weather Toronto: With electric vehicle sales booming in Canada, a big question is whether the batteries can handle … Read more
Trudeau Addresses Freeland’s Resignation as Trump Critiques Behavior Trudeau speaks publicly for the first time after Freeland’s resignation, facing pressure and criticism from various fronts. Politics Justin Trudeau, Chrystia Freeland, Donald Trump, Canada, Liberal Party Ottawa: So, things got pretty wild in Canadian politics recently. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had to deal with a lot … Read more
Toronto Terror Suspect Faces War Crimes Charges: RCMP Update A Toronto man charged with terrorism now faces multiple war crimes, marking a significant development in national security investigations in Canada Crime Toronto, Canada, War Crimes, Terrorism, RCMP Toronto: So, there’s this guy, Ahmed Eldidi, who’s in some serious trouble. He was already facing charges for … Read more
Heavy Rain, Snow, and Ice Target Storm-Battered British Columbia British Columbia braces for more severe weather after recent storms caused damage and power outages across the region Weather British Columbia, Vancouver, Okanagan, Landslide, Rain, Snow Vancouver: After a rough weekend with power outages and a tragic landslide, British Columbia is gearing up for more heavy … Read more
Seasonal Flavours Are Back! The Science Behind Your Cravings Discover why seasonal tastes and scents trigger our cravings and emotions Science Seasonal Flavours, Cravings, Taste, Smell, Marketing, Nostalgia, Eggnog Toronto: You know how certain flavors just scream a season? Like coconut for summer or pumpkin spice for fall? It’s not just about what’s in season; … Read more
Heavy Snow Forecasted to Impact Travel Across the Prairies Travelers in the Prairies should prepare for heavy snow and dangerous conditions, with totals reaching up to 20 cm in some areas. Weather Saskatoon, Regina, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Snow, Travel Saskatoon: This week, the Prairies are bracing for some seriously cold and snowy weather. A big … Read more
Heavy Snow to Disrupt Travel Across the Prairies with 10-20+ cm Expected Travelers in the Prairies should prepare for heavy snow this week, with some areas expecting over 20 cm, impacting major routes and visibility. Weather Saskatoon, Regina, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Snow, Travel Saskatoon: This week, the Prairies are in for some serious winter weather. … Read more
Parliament Set to Break After Turbulent Fall Session Parliament is gearing up for a holiday break after a chaotic fall filled with controversies and significant political shifts Politics Canada, Parliament, Justin Trudeau, Chrystia Freeland, Cloverdale-Langley City, Alberta Ottawa: Members of Parliament are about to kick off their holiday break today, wrapping up a pretty wild … Read more