Canadians are getting poorer at an alarming rate
Canada appears to be a “trading-down” market, a trend that may persist for some time
Canadians struggle with daycare dilemmas
Ahead of its latest budget release, the Trudeau government effectively admitted its national child-care program, which it began implementing in 2021, has created widespread shortages
Resilience on the runway at Vancouver Fashion Week
Breast cancer survivors on the catwalk and stylish prosthetics are among the highlights of Vancouver Fashion Week’s 2024 extravaganza, which aims to challenge traditional notions of beauty
New Canadians twice as likely to fall victim to fraud
Some 38 percent of newcomers polled say they have been the victim of at least one fraud compared to just 17 percent of other Canadians saying they have been victimized
Eco-extremism threat flying under the radar
The rhetoric surrounding “decolonization” and identity politics, coupled with exaggerated concerns about climate change, is giving rise to a dangerous form of eco-extremism
International students struggle with policy changes in Canada
Once celebrated for their potential to bolster Canada's post-pandemic economy, international students now confront mounting obstacles, jeopardizing their dreams of stability and opportunity in the country
Ottawa’s plastic ban may actually hurt the environment
The ban on single-use plastic cutlery essentially remains in place despite a court ruling last year
Trudeau’s fossil fuel stance makes zero sense
When it comes to fossil fuels, the world wants what Canada’s got. The problem is that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau doesn’t care
More Canadians willing to seek healthcare in US
An Ipsos poll for Global News revealed recently that 42 percent of Canadians would personally pay to travel to the United States for health care if necessary
Poutine celebrates 60 years of culinary significance
Poutine, that deliciously indulgent combination of cheese curds, fries, and gravy, is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year