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Canadian law enforcement and emergency services consider adopting Meta’s Threads

For quite some time, Twitter has served as a primary platform for the media and the general public to access

Canada is experiencing an unprecedented wildfire season, with officials predicting a continued high risk throughout the summer this year alone.

Approximately three years ago, the Bank of Canada unveiled a proposal to eliminate the likeness of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the

On Wednesday, the climate minister of Canada announced that the country will provide a substantial amount of $450 million to

Scientists selected Crawford Lake due to the remarkable preservation of the yearly impact of human activities on the Earth’s soil,

In a letter addressed to its members and obtained by Canada’s National Observer, the Saugeen Ojibway Nation stated that two

The Canadian labor market is displaying indications of weakening as the unemployment rate increases and wage growth decelerates. However, despite

In a recent correspondence addressed to Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta Platforms, Twitter’s lawyer, Alex Spiro, issued a warning

El Niño has arrived, and indications suggest that it will intensify in the upcoming weeks and months, leading to significant

A business group suggests that Ontario should introduce incentives to promote the creation and protection of diverse affordable housing options.