First Nations alarmed by BC's fast track agenda
BC Green Caucus says it also not support Bill 15, the Infrastructure Projects Act
Gutting Seafood Farming Deepens the Food Crisis
Canada’s top food policy experts have just issued a blunt warning: protein prices are rising, food bank use is surging, and Canadians are increasingly struggling to afford the basics
Immigration Prospects by the Numbers: Express Entry Trends You Need to Know
Skilled workers with French language skills, or in-Canada experience, especially in specific fields like healthcare, trade, or education, have an advantage under the current immigration points system
“They instil fear”
VPD says critics of its efforts to make Vancouver Downtown Eastside of Vancouver safer are using a “ridiculous false narrative.”
Buy Canadian trend is growing, but will it last
While government action has its limits, Canadian consumers are taking matters into their own hands
New Minister Faces Pressure to Fix Canada’s Broken Immigration System
Lena Metlege Diab inherits asylum surge, backlogs, and rising fraud concerns as critics warn of deep cracks in Canada’s immigration framework
Canadian Trust in U.S. Plummets to Record Low
More than seven-in-ten Canadians have a positive opinion of the United Kingdom, Japan and Italy
Liberal win puts farmers and food supply at risk
A fourth Liberal term means higher carbon taxes and trade risks. Could Canada’s farmers and food security be on the line?
Skilled migrants are leaving U.S. for Canada
Skilled migrants and international students are leaving the United States for Canada in growing numbers
Small Businesses Urge Swift Action from Carney
“The raging trade war will likely drive up the cost of doing business and lead to inflation. Bold policy changes are needed”