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As Canada’s federal election heats up, party leaders continue to court the “middle class” with promises of tax cuts and relief. But for many younger Canadians, the term has lost its traditional meaning. While politicians invoke the middle class as the backbone of the country, the reality is that homeownership, stable employment, and financial security—long […]

BRAMPTON — Ontario is celebrating the groundbreaking of William Osler Health System’s new Peel Memorial Hospital. The new hospital will add new and enhanced services in state-of-the-art facilities, such as a 24-hour emergency department, to connect Brampton and Peel Region’s rapidly growing community to the care they need. “I’m thrilled to celebrate this incredible milestone as we get shovels in

This week in Canadian real estate, rising economic uncertainty—particularly surrounding U.S. tariffs—is beginning to reshape the mortgage landscape. BMO has introduced stricter lending rules aimed at self-employed workers in industries deemed vulnerable to trade disruptions, such as steel, aluminum, construction, and farming. This move is already sparking concern among critics who argue that during an

As Canadians head to the polls in a high-stakes federal election, experts are sounding the alarm over a dangerous mix of digital news restrictions and rising foreign influence that could distort voter perceptions. For the first time, voters are navigating an election landscape where news access on major social media platforms is severely limited—while influential

Ontario’s auto workers are bracing for another economic storm as U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly announced 25 per cent import tariff on non-American-made vehicles threatens to upend the region’s manufacturing sector. At the General Motors CAMI Assembly plant in Ingersoll, where workers have been building the BrightDrop electric delivery van since 2022, employees say they

OTTAWA – Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is defending his decision not to obtain a national-security clearance, despite mounting criticism from rival party leaders and recent reports alleging that Indian agents and their proxies may have attempted to influence the 2022 Conservative leadership race. Speaking to reporters Tuesday, Poilievre dismissed the allegations as politically motivated, asserting

Indian-origin leaders Anita Anand and Kamal Khera have been appointed to the cabinet of Canada’s new Prime Minister, Mark Carney. Anita Anand, 58, will serve as the Minister of Innovation, Science, and Industry, while Kamal Khera, 36, has been named the Minister of Health. Both were also members of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre kicked off his election campaign Monday with a major promise: an income tax cut aimed at easing financial pressure on Canadians. Speaking in Brampton, Ontario, Poilievre said that if elected, his government would lower the tax rate on the lowest income bracket from 15 per cent to 12.75 per cent —

On the eve of an expected federal election announcement, the Liberal government has unveiled a significant expansion of its national dental care plan, a move that could bolster support among progressive voters and potentially lay the groundwork for a post-election coalition with the New Democrats. Health Minister Kamal Khera announced Saturday that Canadians aged 18

Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Canada’s 13 premiers on Friday at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa to address mounting concerns around interprovincial trade and economic stability amid escalating global tensions. The meeting comes just two days before Carney is expected to visit Governor General Mary Simon to request the dissolution of Parliament and