Category: Canada
Canadian Dream on Hold: Protests Erupt as Temporary Migration Slowdown Targets Foreign Workers and Students
As Canadian governments pursue early efforts to bring down the country’s unprecedentedly high rate of temporary migrants, it’s not being taken well by the thousands of students and foreign workers who are effectively being told to leave. Foreign laborers have been staging daily protests in the capital of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, after the Maritime Province…
Young people are taught to hate Canada. Mandatory service could fix that?
A year of national service, either in the military or as a civilian, will be mandatory for all 18-year-olds in the United Kingdom if Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party wins the July 4 national election. Thirty thousand teenagers would enlist in the armed forces, while the remaining minors would volunteer and work for nonprofit organizations. The…
Be prepared: Canada is set to see an above-normal hurricane season.
As an above-average hurricane season is predicted, forecasters are warning Atlantic coast residents in the United States and Canada to prepare. In its 2024 forecast released on Thursday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) of the United States stated that there is an 85% probability of an above-normal season with 17–25 named storms (defined…
In the Hockey Worldcup quarterfinal match between Canada and Slovakia, Nick Paul leads the Canadian offensive.
In the quarterfinal of the World Hockey Championship on Thursday, Canada defeated Slovakia 6-3. Canada had enough lead to comfortably withstand the Slovaks’ anticipated comeback, having scored twice in the opening four minutes and fifteen seconds and leading 5-1 in the third. “It was crucial for us to start strong,” stated Canada’s coach André Tourigny….
Divorce rates in Canada is falling because Canadians simply can’t afford it
The divorce rate in Canada is dropping, but it’s not because couples across the country are so in love. They just can’t afford it, which is a big factor. The divorce rate in Canada has decreased since the 1990s, according to a recent analysis that sheds light on family structure in the country. The number…
How to Strengthen Canada’s Ties with the United States and the World
The relationship between Canada and the United States has long been a cornerstone of North Americangeopolitics, but the dynamics are shifting as the U.S. becomes increasingly inward-looking due torising nationalism and protectionism. This evolving landscape presents unique challenges for Canada,emphasizing the need for a clear strategy to maintain relevance and strengthen its position on the…
Trudeau government’s spending is killing our economy.
The Trudeau government loves to spend lots of money. All that spending makes life less affordable in Canada — housing in particular. When the Liberals came to power in 2015, Ottawa was spending $288 billion a year. This year, the federal Liberals are expected to spend $499 billion, and next year, $519 billion. They will…
The population of Alberta increased by a record-breaking 202,000 individuals.
With people migrating to the province from around Canada and the world, Alberta broke records for population growth in the last year. As of January 1, 2024, the province’s population increased to a little over 4.8 million, according to updated estimates that Statistics Canada provided on Wednesday. This represents the most tremendous annual increase in…
The prime minister of Canada said he considers quitting his “crazy job” on a regular basis, but he intends to stay through another election.
As surveys indicate that Justin Trudeau is losing favour with Canadians, concerns about his political future have grown. In a interview with Radio-Canada, Mr. Trudeau also discussed the sacrifices he made for his career. The next general election in Canada is to take place by October 2025. Canadians’ discontent with the government has been growing,…