Budget 2023: A Made-in-Canada Plan: Strong Middle Class, Affordable Economy, Healthy Future is a crucial step by the Canadian government to make life more affordable for Canadians. The plan aims to provide dental coverage to uninsured Canadians and to increase healthcare investments by more than $198 billion over 10 years. The Canadian Dental Care Plan Read More…
If America and the rest of the world were to convert Africa’s debt into their own currency or gold, it would have significant implications for both Africa and the global economy. Firstly, it is important to understand the current state of Africa’s debt. Many African countries are heavily indebted to international organizations such as the Read More…
Former President Donald Trump is facing over 30 counts of business fraud by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. This marks the first time a former U.S. president has faced criminal charges. While the indictment is currently sealed and the charges have not been made public, Trump is expected to appear in court on Tuesday, where Read More…
The Hudson Bay Company (HBC) building in downtown Winnipeg has been officially handed over to the Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO), marking a monumental moment for southern First Nations in Canada. The HBC is the oldest, largest, and longest-surviving company in North America, and its flagship brand is the eponymous Hudson’s Bay. Established on May 2, Read More…
Hussain is a world-class chef known for her exquisite culinary skills and tasty flavours Nadiya J Hussain is a world-renowned chef who has made significant contributions to the world of cooking. Born in Luton, England, to Bangladeshi parents, Nadiya developed an early interest in cooking and baking. She honed her skills by experimenting with different Read More…
Thursday morning, Pope Francis made a historic announcement regarding the Catholic Church’s past treatment of Indigenous peoples. The announcement stated that the Church would be revoking the colonial-era concepts that legitimized the seizure of Indigenous people, land and way of life known as the Doctrine of Discovery. This move is significant for Indigenous communities, reconciliation Read More…
The first March, in Winnipeg since 1899 without a day above freezing.
submitted by Anne Thompson Protection of Seniors in Care appeals the decision of the Executive Director made on March 07, 2023, re: File No. 5489066, for the following reasons: “Trust is the foundation upon which the legitimacy of public institutions is built and is crucial for maintaining social cohesion,” according to the Organisation for Economic Read More…
The Canadian economy has faced many challenges in recent years, but despite these difficulties, the country is in a good position to weather the current inflationary period. The recently announced Budget 2023 will play an important role in ensuring that Canadians are able to navigate through these challenging times. First and foremost, the Canadian economy Read More…
Kaldi is credited for the discovery of coffee As the month of Ramadan begins, it is important to reflect on the history and traditions surrounding this holy time. One such tradition is the consumption of coffee, a beverage that has become a staple for many during this month of fasting. The origins of coffee can Read More…
Each year the United States government spends an unprecedented money on its military. In 2023, the government is set to spend an unprecedented $1.73 trillion making it the most expensive year to date. This money is distributed among the Department of Defense (DOD) sub-components, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Space Force, and Read More…
The January 6th insurrection at the United States Capitol was one of the darkest moments in American history. It was a violent attack on democracy that left five people dead, countless others injured, and the entire nation shaken to its core. In the aftermath of this event, many of those involved have been arrested and Read More…
The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador has announced the implementation of a new wage grid for early childhood educators in regulated childcare centers that are part of the Operating Grant Program. The wage grid will take effect from April 1, 2023, and includes a base rate of $25 per hour for Level II early childhood Read More…
Opposition leader Pierre Pollievre of the Conservative Party of Canada has announced that he will not support the government’s budget. Pollievre claims that he cannot support the budget unless the government cancels inflationary spending and tax hikes. However, it is clear that Pollievre’s objections are disingenuous at best and that his decision not to support Read More…
Canada and the United States continue to work towards modernizing the Columbia River Treaty, with the 16th round of negotiations taking place on March 22 and 23 in Washington, D.C. The negotiations are focused on a variety of topics, including cooperation to support aquatic life and biodiversity in the Columbia River Basin, ongoing studies regarding Read More…
Fiasco’s positive message and lyrics solidified his legacy in the world of Hip Hop among the greats As we enter the holy month of Ramadan, it is important to recognize the contributions of Muslim artists who use their platform to promote positive values and culture. One such artist is Lupe Fiasco, a rapper and activist Read More…
Today, Chrystia Freeland, Canada’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, delivered her highly anticipated 2023 Federal Budget. The budget is focused on three main areas: strengthening the middle class, creating an affordable economy, and promoting a healthy future for Canadians. “I have never been more optimistic about the future of our country than I Read More…
Five Indigenous schools from across Alberta, Mistassiniy School, O’Chiese First Nation School, Paddle Prairie School, Piikani Nation Secondary School, and Sunchild School, were recently selected to participate in Inside Education’s 12th Youth Environmental Leadership Summit, “Generate and Navigate 2023”. The Summit took place in Canmore, Alberta, and brought together 20 high schools from Alberta and Read More…
Canada’s beef industry has gained full access to Japan’s beef market, marking a significant milestone in the country’s trade relationship with Japan. This marks the first time in two decades that Japan has reopened its doors to Canadian processed beef after imposing restrictions in 2003 due to the discovery of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in Read More…
The UK space sector saw a rise in income and employment, with almost 1,800 more jobs created and an increase in the number of space organizations by almost 300 from 1,293 to 1,590. The latest Size & Health of the UK Space Industry report shows that the sector generated £17.5 billion in 2021, compared to Read More…
The Nashville mass shooting is the 129th mass shooting in America since the start of 2023 We can say nothing that has not been said or written about mass shootings in America. It is a preventable epidemic, but not enough politicians have the guts to do what is right and protect everyone living in the country. So today, our Read More…
Abid is a generational talent that uses his art to be a bridge builder for peace As we enter the holy month of Ramadan, it is important to recognize the contributions of Muslim artists who use their talents to build bridges and promote peace. One such artist is Abed Abdi, the first Palestinian artist to Read More…
If you’re a foodie or someone who loves mouthwatering flavours with different spices and sauces, you must check out Herban Farm’s website. Founded by Ras Levi Peynado in 2012, this organic farm has been growing its own spices and herbs in a healthy way and harvesting them for its products ever since. Their commitment to Read More…
The provincial conservative government is not doing enough to recruit and retain doctors.
