12 tourist visa holders from the Philippines are facing a five-year ban from entering Canada due to misrepresentation
Several Filipino visa holders banned in Canada due to application misrepresentation
Feds announce temporary visas for people in Gaza with Canadian relatives
Immigration Minister Marc Miller says people in the Gaza Strip who have Canadian relatives will now be able to apply for temporary visas to Canada, but the federal government cannot guarantee them safe passage out of the besieged Palestinian territory
Measures for Canadians with families trapped in Gaza expected to be announced today
The National Council of Canadian Muslims says Immigration Minister Marc Miller is expected to make an announcement today about special measures for Canadians with family members trapped in the besieged Gaza Strip
Toronto to get nearly $500 million in housing deal with feds
Toronto is about to get a major influx of cash to help address the city’s housing affordability crisis
In the news today: Canada’s ambassador to the U.S. talks Trump, UN resolution on Gaza
Canada’s ambassador to the United States says her team is hard at work getting ready in the event Donald Trump is elected president next year
Pharmacare not the top health priority for most Canadians: survey
As Liberals and New Democrats negotiate what a future national drug plan should look like, a new survey suggests pharmacare is not at the top of the priority list for most Canadians
Canada lays out plan to phase out sales of gas-powered cars, trucks by 2035
The end of the road is coming for gas-powered vehicles in Canada.
Inflation holds at 3.1% in November as progress in tamping down price growth stalls
Canada’s annual inflation rate was unchanged last month, holding steady at 3.1 per cent as progress on tamping down price growth stalled.
Statistics Canada reports record population growth in Q3, population grows by 430,000
Canada’s population grew by more than 430,000 during the third quarter, marking the fastest pace of population growth in any quarter since 1957.
1 in 4 Canadians fear income won’t cover basic needs: Salvation Army poll
A new survey suggests one in four Canadians are extremely concerned about having enough income to cover their basic needs, with the highest degree of hardship being felt by single parents
Finance ministers to talk housing, pensions and economy at annual meeting
Chrystia Freeland and her provincial and territorial counterparts say housing, pensions and economic growth will be hot topics as they gather in Toronto for their annual meeting
EU leaders increasingly back a humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza
The dire humanitarian situation in Gaza is prompting more European Union countries to support the idea of a humanitarian cease-fire in the war between Israel and Hamas
Rogers, Lynk Global complete Canada’s first satellite-to-mobile phone call
Rogers Communications Inc., which owns this website, will launch satellite-to-mobile phone technology in 2024, starting with SMS texting, mass notifications and machine-to-machine A.I. applications
Liberal caucus meets after Canada votes for Israel-Hamas ceasefire at United Nations
Liberal MPs are set to gather for what is expected to be their final caucus meeting of the year, a day after Canada shifted its stance to join international calls for an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas
Canada’s grocery industry sees record-high profits
As many Canadians struggle to put food on the table and some consider scaling back their holiday dinner, a new report finds Canada’s grocery sector is set to rake in a record amount of money this year
Revealing allegations on Nijjar death meant to ‘put a chill’ on India, Trudeau says
Trudeau says he chose to reveal a possible link between the Indian government and the killing of a Canadian to “put a chill” on India amid concerns in the Sikh community over safety
Canadians with family in Gaza urge feds to expand immigration measures
Canadians with family in Gaza and the Ontario NDP are urging the federal government to expand the criteria for refugees to include the extended families of Canadian citizens
Federal government to announce details of dental insurance plan
Several government ministers are expected to launch today a new federal dental insurance plan that will provide benefits directly to eligible Canadian residents, though the first claims won’t be processed until May