Restaurants Canada Warns of Major Impact from Changes to Foreign Workers Policy
The federal government’s latest changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) Program take effect this Thursday, aiming to reduce Canadian
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Smugglers Promote Illegal Crossings at Canada-U.S. Border on TikTok
Recently, Radio-Canada communicated via WhatsApp with an individual linked to one of a dozen TikTok accounts advertising an illegal service:
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British Columbia and First Nations Strike Agreement to Offer 2,600 Condos at 60% of Market Value
An agreement between the First Nations and the British Columbia government will make thousands of homes in Vancouver available at
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McDonald’s Touchscreen Kiosks Were Once Seen as Job Threats, But the Outcome Was Unexpected
For the past 25 years, self-service kiosks at McDonald’s and other fast-food chains have been seen as potential job killers.
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Beer is now available in Ontario convenience stores, and life continues as usual.
When Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced plans to allow convenience stores to sell beer, wine, and coolers starting in September,
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James Whalen will be repurposed and showcased at a later date.
In a seven-to-five vote, Thunder Bay City Council has decided to recycle the James Whalen Tugboat, preserving the entire deck
Read MoreCanada has unveiled a new design for the toonie.
The Royal Canadian Mint has just released a new $2 circulation coin to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Royal
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Canadian Medical Association Issues Apology for Past Harms to Indigenous Communities
The organization representing Canada’s doctors has formally apologized for the harm the medical profession has inflicted on Indigenous Peoples. On
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Electronic Devices Deemed Unsafe Following Lebanon Attacks
As crowds gathered to mourn the victims of Tuesday’s pager-bomb attacks, a new explosion unleashed chaos in Dahiyeh, Hezbollah’s stronghold
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Man from Northern Ontario Arrested for Stealing Iconic Churchill Photograph
Police have identified the suspect in the theft of a 1941 portrait of British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, captured
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