Pipelines are safe and green despite extremist rhetoric
Pipelines transmit 61 percent less in emissions than moving it by rail
Canada’s health system Is on life support
Canada's sacred Universal Healthcare system is badly in need of a facelift after enduring the COVID-19 pandemic
What Canadians think about Asian immigration
Even as India, China, Philippines, Pakistan and South Korea consistently top the list of source countries for newcomers, more than 60 percent of Canadians think Asian immigration will positively impact the country, states a new poll
Cindy Wu crowned Miss Chinese Vancouver 2021
Grande Finale to be broadcast Dec. 12 on Fairchild TV1
Do lockdowns actually worsen COVID-19’s impact?
The impact of COVID-19 lockdowns has had devastating effects on the nation's economy
Immigration consultants fire salvo against lawyers
Lawyers have a vested interest in suggesting a relationship in which consultants are subordinate to them, says the Canadian Association of Immigration Consultants (CAPIC)
New drug-price reform not what the doctor ordered
A highly-contested drug-price reform is set to come into effect in Canada in January 2022
Online learning and the post-graduation work permit
Canada’s COVID-19 era policies ensured the steady flow of international students through the pandemic. These will be reversing course in August 2022
The changing business of immigration law in Canada
The creation of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) will have a major impact for years to come
Canada’s bio-economy needs new immigrants
Canada’s bio-economy will require about 65,000 additional workers by the end of this decade and the sector is looking at new immigrants and international students to fill the labour shortage