Thinking of leaving the US? These tips make moving to Canada or Mexico easy and stress free

Several Americans are searching for a better lifestyle that receiving it domestically may not be practical. As a result, some are considering relocating abroad. An August survey by Remitly stated that a wish for an improved quality of life is the...

Low Canadian cone crops and high bird numbers hint at busy winter feeders in the Berkshires

Today’s story is about something that has already happened and something that might happen. Usually I focus on one particular species, but this week I want to give you a rundown of the “Winter Finch Forecast” that is published annually by the...

Brock University researcher explores Black health and wellness through sport

When Janelle Joseph began her journey as a kinesiology student, she noticed a glaring gap in the field: a lack of attention to how race, culture and systemic barriers shape access to health and sport. Now, as Brock University’s newest Tier 1...

New Chair named of Georgian College’s Board of Governors

Greenwood joined the board in 2021 and has served on several committees, including Policy and By-law Review, Recognition, Nominations, Finance and Audit, and the Executive Committee. Most recently, she held the role of Vice Chair. Greenwood...

Canada's Clean50 leaders awarded for robot boats, plant-based salmon and more

Robotic solar-powered marine vessels that can map seafloors, track whales and even sneak up on illegal fishing boats. A plant-based salmon alternative that “looks, cooks and flakes” like the real thing. An ultra-long, high-voltage power line that...

Canadian government steps up anti-fraud efforts including new Financial Crimes Agency

Photo by Jason Hafso via Unsplash The Government of Canada is to introduce the first cross-government national anti-fraud strategy and set up a new agency to tackle financial crime. The moves – which aim to tackle what is described as “an...

Vatican to return artifacts to Canada’s Indigenous groups

The Vatican is expected to soon announce that it will return a few dozen artefacts sought by Indigenous communities in Canada as part of its reckoning with the Catholic Church's troubled role in helping suppress Indigenous culture in the Americas...

New production kitchen targets food insecurity in Saskatoon schools

Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Politics True Crime Byline "A lot of people cannot believe I cook 1,000 meals a day, and that's what I love to do." Published Oct 23, 2025 • Last updated 53 minutes ago • 2 minute read Saskatoon Public Schools...

Surrey schools projected to remain overcrowded, even with new infrastructure

Breadcrumb Trail Links Health Family & Child News Local News The Surrey school district is projecting 11,000 new students over the next 10 years. Surrey city council thinks there will be even more. Published Oct 23, 2025 • Last updated 1 hour ago...

Canada will double its non-US exports as Canadians can't rely on US: Carney

Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney makes a live address on Canada's plan to build a stronger economy in advance of the 2025 Budget, at the University of Ottawa in Ottawa on Oct 22. (AP) TORONTO, Oct 23, (AP): Prime Minister Mark Carney set a goal...

Jamaica and Canada to renew healthy rivalry

JAMAICA and Canada’s men will meet in a senior international on Saturday 22 November at the University of West Indies (kick off 3.30pm, local time) in a game for world ranking points. The nations last met in October 2024 in Toronto, Canada winning...

Carney looks to double Canada's non-U.S. exports by 2035

Breadcrumb Trail Links News U.S. tariffs are now causing job losses in major Canadian industries Author of the article: Bloomberg News Thomas Seal Published Oct 22, 2025 • Last updated 14 minutes ago • 2 minute read Prime Minister Mark Carney...

SOLiD Brings Industry-Leading In-Building Communications Solutions to the Canadian Market

— Tier 1 Canadian mobile network operator to deploy the SOLiD ALLIANCE 5G DAS platform — DALLAS, Oct. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — SOLiD, the cellular in-building coverage leader, is now offering the company’s industry-leading ALLIANCE 5G distributed...

Canadian gov steps up anti-fraud efforts including new financial crimes agency

Canada’s government is to introduce the first cross-government national anti-fraud strategy and set up a new agency to tackle financial crime. The moves – which aim to tackle what is described as ‘an ever-growing threat to the financial wellbeing...

Alberta students deal with stress, uncertainty as legislation looms to end teachers strike

As legislation looms ordering striking Alberta teachers back to work, Jennifer Black is bittersweet about returning to class to teach English to dozens of anxious Grade 12 students while feeling hopeless herself. "I'm happy to return because I...

Canada’s opposition parties need to think bigger, not smaller

Hub AI Hub AI At the same time, though, Trump wasn’t just de-woke-ifying D.C. and fixing cost of living, he was threatening territorial annexation and reconfiguring global finance. So, even though Poilievre’s policy agenda won the argument,...

Canada’s ‘Maple Dream’ loses shine: Student arrivals down by 60%; India feels the squeeze

Canada’s long-celebrated education boom has entered its first real winter. According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), new international student arrivals between January and August 2025 fell by an extraordinary 59.7 per cent...

CNRS seeks scientific excellence throughout Canada

A year after the CNRS's first international research centre was inaugurated in Canada, the new director of the CNRS office in Ottawa, Andréa Dessen, reviews the prospects for developing scientific collaboration projects in Canada, the country's...

Canada's Carney unveils immigration plan to attract workers in US hit by H-1B visa costs

In an unusual live prime-time address, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that his government’s upcoming budget will unveil a new immigration plan designed to align intake levels with the country’s economic and social capacity. The...

Stratford Is for Theater Lovers: A Weekend Trip to Canada’s Renowned Cultural Haven

The Festival Theatre is the main venue, opening in 1953 for the festival’s inaugural season. // Photography by David HouBury me in the public square in Stratford, Ontario! Is that too dramatic? That might be because I’m still buzzing from my...