Mark Carney, the former governor of the Bank of Canada and a leading global financial expert, is entering the political arena with a bold promise: to unite the country economically and lead Canada into a new era of prosperity. His vision is centered on dismantling internal trade barriers, boosting national productivity, and investing heavily in […]
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On 19 March, the ICCC celebrated International Women’s Day. The event was a remarkable evening, bringing together women from diverse industries to share their inspiring stories of overcoming adversity with courage and resilience. In addition to the panelists, special guest Vice-Consul Parveen Juneja from the Consulate-General of India in Toronto presented remarks from the Government
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The Greater Toronto Area was greeted with a blast of winter on Tuesday morning as flurries, icy roads, and biting winds created hazardous driving conditions across the city. A weather advisory issued by Environment Canada warned of poor visibility and slippery surfaces during the morning commute, contributing to a series of collisions on major roadways
More than 55,000 Hydro One customers across Ontario remain without electricity on Monday as crews work around the clock to repair widespread damage caused by last week’s brutal ice storm. The aftermath of the storm, compounded by high winds and heavy rain in recent days, has left a trail of destruction across the province’s power
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The Canadian government has decided to ease visa regulations for the healthcare and trade work categories. In the healthcare sector, professionals such as Animal Health Technologists, Veterinary Technicians, Cardiology Technologists, Dental Hygienists, Dental Therapists, Medical Technologists, Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians, Social and Community Service Workers, and Social Workers will be granted entry with more lenient criteria.
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In today’s ever-shifting financial climate, Canadian homebuyers and homeowners alike are constantly on the hunt for the lowest possible mortgage rates. But locking in the lowest rate isn’t as simple as clicking a link or comparing a few numbers online. With daily rate changes, lender conditions, and varying qualifications, finding the best deal takes more
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Navratri, one of the most celebrated festivals in India, marks nine nights of devotion, music, dance, and spiritual reflection. It also brings a special kind of joy to the kitchen—fasting recipes that are both healthy and delicious. While fasting, or vrat, devotees avoid grains, regular salt, and certain vegetables, opting instead for sattvic foods that purify
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As Forbes’ World’s Billionaires List expands to over 3,000 names globally, 76 of them are Canadians. These homegrown (and in some cases, globally rooted) billionaires span industries from cryptocurrency and tech to legacy media and retail. Here are the top 10 richest Canadians making waves in 2025, ranked by net worth in U.S. dollars: 1.
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Canada’s federal election campaign is in full swing, and the debate over the future of the consumer carbon tax is dominating the political spotlight. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has accused the Liberals of misleading voters by quietly keeping the tax “on the books,” even though it is no longer being collected as of Tuesday. While
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More than 390,000 homes and businesses across Ontario remained without electricity Monday after a powerful ice storm swept through the province over the weekend, knocking out power, shuttering schools, and forcing municipalities to declare emergencies. Hydro One reported that widespread outages persisted across a swath of Ontario stretching from Grey-Bruce to the Quebec border. While
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