Immigration Minister Marc Miller reaffirmed that Canada remains “an open country” following the Liberal government’s announcement to reduce the number of newcomers. On Thursday, Immigration Minister Mark Miller and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau revealed plans to cut the projected intake of new permanent residents from 500,000 to 395,000 in 2025, with further reductions to 380,000…
After nine years of NDP-Liberal governance, Canadians are facing one of the steepest declines in living standards in our nation’s history. In 2014, before Trudeau took office, the New York Times described Canada as home to “the world’s most affluent middle class.” Now, per-person economic output in many provinces falls behind that of states like…
In a heated presidential debate held on Tuesday night, U.S. Vice-President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump clashed on several major issues as they both aimed to sway voters ahead of the November election. Trump is looking to recover ground after Harris’ recent entry into the race diminished his lead over President Joe Biden….
Canadian and American authorities have arrested a man accused of planning to enter the U.S. to carry out a terrorist attack against Jewish communities in New York City on behalf of the Islamic State group. Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, 20, also known as Shahzeb Jadoon, was detained on Wednesday in Ormstown, Quebec, about 12 miles (19…
A disturbing case of human labor trafficking has come to light in Collin County, Texas, leading to the arrest of four individuals accused of running a trafficking scheme out of a residence. Princeton Police Department’s investigation revealed that 15 women were found as alleged victims of human trafficking at a home on Ginsburg Lane. Charged…
The federal government has passed a controversial digital services tax that would generate billions of dollars but jeopardize trade relations with other countries by charging the money that foreign companies make in Canada. The tax was suggested by the Liberal administration in its 2019 platform. In order to negotiate a compromise with other OECD countries…
