Tim Hortons is attempting to rebrand itself as a champion of local hiring, but many Canadians are questioning why this shift is only happening now after years of controversy surrounding the Temporary Foreign Worker program and growing concerns about unemployment among young people across the country. The coffee chain recently announced a campaign to recruit Read More…
Image Credit: Lille/France Canada is heading into the summer of 2026 carrying a growing sense of uncertainty that stretches far beyond politics. While government officials continue promoting investment, innovation, and long-term growth strategies, many Canadians are focused on far more immediate concerns. The rising cost of living, stubborn housing prices, expensive groceries, and mounting debt Read More…
Canada has spent decades promoting itself as one of the best places in the world to live, work, raise a family, and build a future. Politicians regularly describe the country as stable, compassionate, multicultural, and full of opportunity. Yet for 4.5 million Canadians now living below the poverty line, that image feels increasingly disconnected Read More…
Canada is moving forward with one of the most ambitious infrastructure and energy expansion strategies in modern national history as the federal government unveiled plans aimed at dramatically increasing electricity production capacity over the next several decades. The announcement comes as the country faces mounting pressure from rising industrial demand, artificial intelligence data centres, electric Read More…
At a time when Canadians are increasingly anxious about the economy, job security and the country’s ability to compete globally, Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced what many are calling one of the most significant aerospace deals in Canadian history. Airbus and AirAsia have officially signed a landmark agreement for 150 Airbus A220-300 aircraft, a Read More…
The digital utopia we were promised turned out to be a bait-and-switch. “Global connectivity” was supposed to deliver, at least that was the implication, a world without borders where ideas could flow freely. It sounded lovely—a virtual potluck where everyone brings their best ideas, and nobody leaves hungry for the truth. Instead, we found ourselves in a Read More…
Image Credit: Jude Joshua Canada is moving through a complicated economic and social moment where growth is visible on paper, but pressure is being felt on the ground. The country continues to attract immigration at one of the highest per-capita rates in the world, which has long been a cornerstone of its economic strategy. In Read More…
Something meaningful just happened in Toronto and it did not come with a press conference or a flashy announcement. New electric vehicles from China’s Chery have been spotted across the city, including models under its Jaecoo, Omoda, and Exlantix brands, and that kind of coordinated presence is never accidental in a market like Canada. Read More…
There is a quiet frustration turning into a loud national conversation, and it is centered on the Canada Revenue Agencyand the aftermath of pandemic relief. Across the country, Canadians who followed the rules, worked hard, and relied on government guidance are now finding themselves stuck in a financial loop that feels impossible to escape. Read More…
Donald Trump is back in familiar territory, and this time he is once again zeroing in on Canada’s oil as a cornerstone of his energy strategy. The proposal making waves right now centers on a new cross border pipeline designed to move large volumes of Canadian crude into the United States, and while it echoes Read More…
There are stories that demand attention, and then there are stories that expose something much deeper than a single incident, forcing us to confront the uncomfortable truth about the systems we trust to protect our children. This is one of those stories, and it should shake every parent, educator, and policymaker to their core. Read More…
Something quiet but powerful is happening beneath the surface of immigration headlines, and it is picking up serious momentum. Americans are looking north in growing numbers, not just out of curiosity but with paperwork in hand, digging into family trees and asking a question that could completely reshape their future. Do I have Canadian roots? Read More…
Image Credit: PetraÖsterreich Across Canada, there is a growing sense that the system is under strain, and nowhere is that more visible than at the municipal level. Cities are facing rising costs for infrastructure, public safety, and basic services, while taxpayers are increasingly questioning whether they are receiving value for what they pay. In Winnipeg, Read More…
“The 2026 World Cup should be remembered for its gusher of goals, not its politics or pettiness.” The 2026 Men’s FIFA World Cup is sitting on a volcano of political protests. The 23rd edition of the world’s biggest soccer festivity is coming at a time of heightened geopolitical events. Political tensions have triggered seismic shifts Read More…
There’s a growing feeling across the country that no matter how hard you work in Canada, your money disappears faster than you can earn it. For many Canadians, especially in provinces like Ontario, the issue is not just high taxes. It is the combination of layered taxation and a struggling economy that is making everyday Read More…
A wave of unusual sightings across Ontario have some residents asking a question many thought belonged strictly to folklore. Could something unexplained be moving through Canada’s forests? Over the past several weeks, multiple individuals from different parts of Ontario have come forward claiming they encountered a large, unidentified creature deep in wooded areas. Descriptions Read More…
Across Ontario, a troubling trend is emerging: Black children, some as young as 12 years old are increasingly involved in serious crimes involving firearms. These are not isolated incidents. They are part of a growing pattern that demands urgent attention and deep reflection from both institutions and communities alike.The presence of a firearm in the Read More…
This is Andrew Ariganello‘s story. And it doesn’t start in failure. It starts in purpose. Andrew is a man who built something real, something tangible, something rooted in community. From the ground up, Andrew created Sweet Life Candy and Pop Shop in London, Ontario, opening the doors just before the world shut down. While others Read More…
Black Excellence Day: A Moment of Recognition—and an Opportunity for More British Columbia has officially named January 15 Black Excellence Day, thoughtfully aligning the date with the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr.. In Canada, Dr. King’s legacy is widely respected and appreciated. His leadership and moral clarity helped shape global conversations around justice, equality, Read More…
Canada loves to sell universal health care as a national flex, but for millions of people stuck waiting in emergency rooms or months long specialist queues, that promise feels hollow. Now doctors are warning that the crisis has taken a new turn. Thousands of Canadians are turning to ChatGPT and other AI tools for medical Read More…
When you think of larger than life personalities in sports, one name always shows up near the top of the list. Shaquille O’Neal. The four time NBA champion has dominated basketball courts, television screens, and business boardrooms for decades. Now the global icon is bringing his charisma and business savvy to Canada through a new Read More…
By: Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief For decades, Canada built its security identity around two assumptions that were treated like facts. The first was that the United States would always remain a reliable partner. The second was that the alliances built in the postwar era would always hold when pressure rises. Over time, those Read More…
By: Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief What was delivered in Davos was not a warning shot and not a performance for applause. It was a strategic statement, delivered calmly, to an audience that understands power when it sees it. This speech is not about China. It is not about Russia. And it is not Read More…
BEIJING – Prime Minister Mark Carney concluded a historic four day visit to China last week, marking a significant turning point for Canada on the world stage. This high level diplomatic mission, which included a warm and productive meeting with President Xi Jinping, has paved the way for a renewed strategic partnership built on mutual Read More…
Prime Minister Mark Carney held talks with United Kingdom Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer on January 20, 2026, while attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The discussion focused on international security, Arctic sovereignty, Ukraine, and the enduring bilateral relationship between Canada and the United Kingdom. During the call, both leaders reaffirmed that any Read More…
The move toward visa-free travel to China is not a marginal policy tweak. It is a foundational shift in how engagement is structured. Removing visa requirements lowers friction at every level of interaction, from business and education to tourism and cultural exchange. It changes behavior, not just optics. Countries that enjoy visa-free access to China Read More…
By: Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief Mark Carney’s visit to China represents a decisive and constructive step toward restoring a relationship that matters deeply to Canada’s economic future. This is not a symbolic trip, nor a reactive one. It is the continuation of groundwork laid quietly and deliberately by Canadian and Chinese ambassadors, senior Read More…
In a shifting global trade landscape, Canada’s new government is increasingly framing its economic strategy around a simple but overdue idea: control what can be controlled. After decades of deep, sometimes complacent reliance on the United States as Canada’s dominant trading partner, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government is signaling a decisive pivot. The goal is Read More…
Emma Ansah reports on a devastating case out of Ontario that shows just how dangerous AI-driven fraud has become. A Black woman was scammed out of $1.7 million after falling for a highly sophisticated crypto scheme powered by an Elon Musk deepfake, complete with convincing videos, polished branding, and professional-sounding “advisors.” Now, she stands to Read More…
What looked like a winter holiday stroll in Niagara Falls turned into something straight-out creepy when a group of white extremists hit the streets yelling “Ho, Ho, Ho, They Have to Go” while waving a banner that literally said “Remigration.” This wasn’t an ironic meme protest, these folks were openly calling for people to be Read More…
Canada is having a moment, and not the reflective, progress-forward kind. More like a policy spiral where lawmakers move fast on symbolism and slow on justice. Across the country, a wave of proposals is shaking public debate. In Quebec, the government is moving to ban public prayer, target head and face coverings, and defund Read More…
Emma Ansah goes live with a report on Somali Canadians across the country who say they are holding their breath in fear following Donald Trump’s latest tirade targeting Somali immigrants. While the former U.S. president’s comments were made south of the border, community members say the impact does not stop there. They warn that rhetoric Read More…
Toronto Police say Quinton Hassan, a 31 year old man, was arrested and charged with sexual assault after an incident that should stop every woman in her tracks. Authorities allege that on December 5, 2025, near Keele Street and St Clair Avenue West, Hassan entered a public washroom, climbed under a bathroom stall where a Read More…
Let’s be real. Too many Black people in Canada are navigating a healthcare system that was never built with us in mind. Fragmented race-based data, misdiagnoses, pain dismissed, symptoms minimized, and outcomes that tell a story nobody wants to own. And we’re expected to just… trust the process? Yeah, no. That’s why the Black Health Read More…
Bill C-16 is Parliament’s latest move to tighten Canada’s Criminal Code and finally put real weight behind protecting women and children from violence. The bill focuses on strengthening how the justice system responds to violent offenders, giving courts clearer tools to keep dangerous individuals off the streets and improving support for survivors. In a country Read More…
Emma Ansah and Rosemarie Havsom kicked off episode one of their deep dive series with the energy of two women tired of Canada pretending Black history is some optional side quest. They went straight for the receipts that never make it into classrooms and definitely never make it into the sanitized national story. This Read More…
Radio show host Azalea Hart did what most people don’t do, she inspected her “pre-washed” salad before eating it, and thank goodness she did because what she found lounging in her President’s Choice arugula mix from No Frills wasn’t extra nutrients or a surprise garnish, it was a whole frog sitting in the greens Read More…
Tonight, I’ve got company. Ontario anti-racism educator Selam Debs is in the studio, and sis is stepping into this moment with the kind of calm, grounded clarity that only a seasoned Black woman who’s been dragged by the internet for simply telling the truth can pull off. Because let’s get into it: a whole Becky Read More…
Canada is sitting in the middle of a full-blown human trafficking emergency, and the numbers are now the highest this country has ever seen. You can feel the pressure in every corner of the system, hotlines overwhelmed, shelters overflowing, and law-enforcement agencies quietly admitting they’re drowning in cases they can’t keep up with. This isn’t Read More…
Hamilton, Ontario was shaken as the white nationalist group Nationalists of 13hit the city with a chilling display of hate. Dozens of masked men roamed neighborhoods, plastering racist signs and shouting at residents they labeled as “radicalized,” spreading fear and intimidation. By the time police arrived, the group had vanished, leaving only their messages of Read More…
If you know Toronto, then you’ve heard the name Jane & Finch. Some use it like a warning, others like a punchline. But to the people who’ve lived, loved, and built there, it’s home. It’s resilience. It’s a story that deserves to be told by someone who lived it, someone like Toronto filmmaker Blay Read More…
Even with recent cutbacks in immigration , even with the moves by Ottawa under Mark Carney to slow down inflows, Canada is still barreling down a path where immigrants are set to make up a massive portion of the population in the coming decades. According to projections by Statistics Canada, immigrants could comprise as Read More…
Last year, more than 23,000 Canadians lost their lives while waiting for medical care. That’s mothers, fathers, siblings, and friends who never made it because our healthcare system is under strain. And yes, Canada’s healthcare system is supposed to be free. We all appreciate that relief the freedom to walk into a doctor’s office, get Read More…
Imagine this: last year, a typical Canadian family of four breezed through the grocery store without blinking, maybe even treating themselves to extras like coffee, snacks, fresh produce. But this year, that same family is staring at a bill that’s roughly $800 heavier. That’s a full-on budget slap in the face. According to the latest Read More…
By: Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief There was nothing flashy about the Facebook post. No dramatic hyperbole, no political thunder, no easy partisan target. Just a plainspoken, unsettling truth delivered by a former Member of Parliament who has stepped outside the bubble of office and into the clearer air of citizenship. Williams described something Read More…
Cloned meat is slipping into Canada’s food chain with barely a whisper, and the biggest shock is that nobody has to tell you it’s there. Canada quietly changed its policy so that beef and pork from cloned animals, and their offspring, are no longer considered “novel foods.” That single tweak means no mandatory safety reviews, Read More…
In what’s being called a de facto travel boycott, Canadians are laying off their U.S. vacation plans and the U.S. economy is bracing for a major blow. The U.S. Travel Association projects a $5.7 billion drop in revenue, largely because our people are staying home. It’s not because we don’t want to go. Believe me, Read More…
By: Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief The government’s latest fiscal plan arrives with a familiar promise: prosperity through environmental progress. Unveiled in Calgary, the new Climate Competitiveness Strategy is being sold as a blueprint for long-term growth—an attempt to link clean innovation with national resilience. Minister Eleanor Olszewski, speaking on behalf of Prairies Economic Read More…
Black people in Canada should not get excited by this. The government’s $189 million pledge for Black-owned businesses is being celebrated in press releases and headlines, but when the numbers are stripped down and placed beside Canada’s other spending priorities, the scale becomes sobering. It is an announcement that sounds generous yet remains modest Read More…
Ottawa has unveiled one of the largest federal development pushes in recent memory, pairing a long-term infrastructure fund with a new system for fast-tracking major national projects. The goal: build faster, invest deeper, and show Canadians that the federal government can still think — and act — on a country-shaping scale. At the centre is Read More…
In an exclusive interview with Shana McCalla, founder of Find Ontario Missing Boys, we confront the urgent and ongoing crisis of missing Black youth in Ontario, a crisis too often overlooked, underreported, and misunderstood. Shana has dedicated her life to uncovering the hidden stories behind the faces on missing persons posters. Her organization, Find Read More…
In Ontario, a confrontation in a city park took an unexpected turn when a Black street preacher found himself face to face with a white man who allegedly pulled what appeared to be a gun during a heated exchange. The situation escalated fast—but the preacher, refusing to back down, defended himself and turned the Read More…
By Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief Two nations stand as monuments to natural abundance, their wealth resting deep beneath the soil—one carved by snow and pine, the other by sand and sun. Both hold resources that shape global markets, yet the experiences of their citizens could not be more different. In the oil-rich desert, Read More…
Toronto is hurtling toward a $107 million budget shortfall, and according to Mayor Olivia Chow, the city has hit a breaking point. With federal support falling short and urgent needs piling up, Toronto faces a grim fork in the road: slash funding for asylum seekers — which could force thousands onto the streets — or Read More…
Toronto’s music scene is about to be graced with a rare and soulful experience as Solroc Music, in partnership with Caliban Arts Theatre and Contxt By Trane, brings the “Soul Vocals Concert Series” to life. This four-part concert series is a celebration of the timeless music of some of the most revered R&B and Soul Read More…
This is a necessary perspective. As high-level diplomatic dialogue between Foreign Ministers Wang Yi and Anand to the tangible, lived experience within Canadian communities, particularly my own in Burnaby. My voice is precisely the kind that can help steer the national conversation toward a more constructive and hopeful future. My thoughts, “Canada & China Mutual Read More…
Concern is growing for 16-year-old Jay’siiah Webb-Long, a Black youth from Brampton, Ontario, whose disappearance has now been deemed suspicious by the Saskatchewan RCMP. Jay’siiah had been residing in Pelican Narrows, Saskatchewan, around the time of his disappearance and was last in contact with his family on May 16, 2025, via social media. As the Read More…
By Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief The past week has marked one of the most significant turning points in modern Canadian foreign policy—one that could quietly reshape the country’s economic trajectory for decades to come. It began with a meeting few expected and even fewer understood in its full magnitude: Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Read More…
In Washington yesterday, Prime Minister Mark Carney met with U.S. President Donald Trump in what many had hoped would mark a turning point in Canada–U.S. trade relations. Instead, the talks concluded without a deal, leaving tensions unresolved and many observers calling the meeting a diplomatic dead end. Carney’s visit to the White House was framed Read More…
Donald Trump is making waves again. In a rally that felt more like a victory lap than a campaign stop, Trump set social media ablaze by claiming that Canada is “begging” to join what he called the “Golden Dome” of the United States. And yes, he floated the 51st state idea again. What Does Read More…
By Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief Canada has announced a new commitment of $60 million to Haiti, framed as an investment in democracy and stability. On paper, it sounds noble. But when aid packages are unveiled on the world stage, one must always ask: why this amount, why now, and what does the donor Read More…
Image Credit: wnk1029 After a summer recess, the House of Commons is back in session today, and the political temperature in Ottawa is already rising. The return marks the beginning of a fall session filled with both anticipation and uncertainty, as the Liberals—once again forming a minority government, though with a slightly stronger mandate—seek to Read More…
A self-described Canadian men’s nationalist group called the Second Sons held a rare public rally over the Labour Day weekend in the Niagara region. Experts warn that the recruitment efforts of extremist groups are a serious cause for concern and this isn’t just about one rally. It’s part of a broader wave of targeted threats Read More…
Something big went down in 2024: more Canadians left the country than in any year since the ‘60s — and one province clearly stood out. According to Statistics Canada, 106,134 people left the country last year, up 3% from 2023. That’s the highest number of departures in nearly six decades. To put it in perspective: Read More…
Well, well, well. Donald Trump just dusted off his tariff playbook — and Canada’s the latest target in his economic firing line. On August 1st, the former U.S. president issued an executive order jacking up tariffs on Canadian exports not covered by the U.S.–Mexico–Canada Agreement (CUSMA) from 25% to a scorching 35%, effective immediately. Read More…
Buffalo to Canada: “We Miss You!” — City Erects Billboard Pleading for Return of Canadian Shoppers After $1 Billion Blow In a bold—and frankly, slightly desperate—move, Buffalo, New York has unveiled a giant billboard bearing a very pointed message: “Buffalo Loves Canada!”The roadside love letter is part PR charm offensive, part economic Hail Mary, aimed Read More…
Written by: Aidan Jonah, Editor-in-Chief of The Canada Files With Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s recently passed Bill 5, the ‘China threat’ narrative has began used as designed, to create a panic under the cover of which democratic rights can be crippled or annihilated in Canada. As US President Donald Trump was actively speaking of making Read More…
Written by: Aidan Jonah, Editor-in-Chief of The Canada Files Western governments are obsessively determined to cut their reliance on Chinese critical minerals, instead of ending their harassment of China and respecting its’ sovereignty, a Globe & Mail report has revealed. [ORIGINAL/UPDATED and ONLINE] Claiming “non-market policies and practices [socialism] in the critical minerals sector threaten Read More…
It’s been a terrifying start to the forest fire season across Manitoba and western Canada.
Across Canada, Black families are searching for loved ones who’ve gone missing or been murdered—with little to no help from a system that was never built for us. No national registry. No consistent tracking. No justice. We’re changing that. We’re building the first-ever National Database for Missing and Murdered Black Canadians—a tool to make sure Read More…
First, we marched peacefully. Then, Black People United for Change handed a petition to MPP Kristyn Wong-Tam, who read it aloud at Queen’s Park, demanding justice and real action against anti-Black racism. Now, we’re taking it to the federal level. NDP MP Gord Johns is set to present a petition in the House of Commons, Read More…
A powerful coalition of advocates, led by Black People United for Change and joined by Emma Ansah, recently organized a peaceful demonstration in Ontario’s legislature. The group’s mission was clear: to push for the creation of an anti-Black hate law that would protect the province’s Black communities from systemic racism and targeted violence. The demonstration Read More…
A growing number of Canadians, particularly from marginalized communities, are expressing concerns about safety and welcome in the United States. Factors contributing to this shift include: 1. Gun violence2. Racial tensions3. Chaotic political climate4. Racial profiling at borders5. Unpredictable law enforcement6. Tariffs and trade tensions impacting Canadian businesses and travelers For many, the U.S. is Read More…
Emma Ansah reports on a fearless Black journalist who infiltrated the underworld to meet with a trafficker face-to-face—revealing a chilling surge in human trafficking cases across Ontario. She went undercover to expose what the system ignores—human trafficking in Ontario is real, and it’s rising. Here’s what she found.
Emma Ansah reports on a fearless sista who isn’t holding back! After facing backlash for speaking the truth about anti-Black racism, she delivers a powerful message: “blame your ancestors, not me!”
Emma Ansah reports on a Montreal Black man who was awarded $10,000 in damages after enduring a decade of racist abuse from his neighbor
As we celebrate Small Business Saturday, it’s essential to acknowledge the importance of supporting Black-owned businesses that prioritize the needs of Black people. Many companies catering to Black hair and skin are not Black-owned, highlighting the need for education on the products we use and their potential health risks. # The Importance of Supporting Black-Owned Read More…
Emma Ansah reports that a well-known Toronto Jamaican Dancehall DJ, previously accused of knowingly infecting women with HIV, has tragically taken his own life. The DJ had been suffering from depression, feeling abandoned by his loved ones.
In a powerful and eye-opening interview, Emma Ansah sits down with Camille Dundas, Editor-in-Chief of the multi-award-winning, Black-owned magazine ByBlacks. Dundas reveals the inspiration behind the magazine’s shocking 3-part series, which sheds light on the alarming crisis of missing Black youth in Ontario. The series, which has sparked widespread concern and outrage, delves into the Read More…
In an exclusive interview, Emma Ansah sits down with Roid Thompson, a concerned father and advocate, who is calling for a boycott of The Flying Squirrel in Whitby, Ontario. The controversy surrounding the popular entertainment venue erupted after management falsely claimed that a group of Black teens, including Thompson’s daughters, were behaving unruly, leading to Read More…
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has successfully apprehended a group of migrants from Africa who attempted to cross the Canadian border illegally. Utilizing advanced thermal imaging technology, the RCMP was able to track and capture the individuals as they tried to enter the country undetected. The incident occurred near the Emerson border crossing Read More…
In a heart-wrenching turn of events, the body of Jamaican rugby player Alpachino Mignott has been found, his mother Meshanda Nesbeth confirmed in a recent interview with Emma Ansah. Mignott went missing in October 2024, leaving his family and community in a state of distress. Meshanda Nesbeth shared the latest updates on the investigation, Read More…
We are pleased to invite you to join us for an important community forum to discuss the systemic issues affecting Black youth in missing persons cases and explore pathways to legislative reform. This event will bring together community members, experts, and advocates to share experiences, propose solutions, and build collaborative efforts for change. Event Details: Read More…
Canada Post Honors Forgotten Black History with Commemorative Stamp In celebration of Black History Month, Canada Post has unveiled a commemorative stamp honoring the forgotten community of Amber Valley, Alberta. Founded in the early 1900s by hundreds of African-Americans escaping racial violence and segregation in the United States, Amber Valley holds a profound place Read More…
A growing controversy surrounding Mr. Logic has taken a shocking turn, as two individuals have come forward to share their personal experiences of being deceived by the alleged scammer. Mo, who was previously featured in a video exposing the scam, has been joined by Shelly Lewis, an American citizen who claims to have lost a Read More…
Saskatoon, Canada – A devastating incident has shaken the community after a 23-year-old Ghanaian student was brutally stabbed 17 times in 30 seconds by a coworker, Troy Leclair, just one week into his new part-time job. The family of the victim believes that the attack was an anti-Black hate crime and is seeking justice Read More…
A shocking incident of racist vandalism has shaken the community in Brampton, Ontario, after a Jamaican barber shop owner reported that his business sign was intentionally damaged by perpetrators, identified as individuals of Indian descent. This brazen act of racism that has sparked widespread outrage and condemnation.
A fundraising effort is underway to support the family of Alpachino Mignott, a Jamaican rugby player who tragically lost his life while visiting Canada. Mignott had traveled to Toronto to participate in a rugby match, but went missing in late October 2024. Despite a community-led search effort, his body was recently recovered. Now, friends, family, Read More…
My story on the alarming rise in the number of Ontario missing teams went VIRAL, resulting in a MASSIVE town hall meeting with Black dignitaries, Ontario law enforcement and Brampton Mayor, Patrick Brown. Tune in below!
A disturbing case of racial injustice has unfolded in Whitby, Ontario, where Brother Sherwin’s Barnes, a victim of years-long anti-Black racism and false accusations, is fighting to save his dogs from euthanasia. Whitby Animal Services has taken custody of Brother Sherwin’s dogs, citing dubious concerns for public safety. However, supporters argue that this move Read More…
Former Black Canadian MP, Celina Caesar Chevannes has spoken out against Justin Trudeau’s claim of being a feminist, highlighting the number of women who have resigned from their positions within the Trudeau government. This criticism comes amid ongoing concerns about the treatment of women and minorities within Canadian politics. The MP’s comments are particularly Read More…
A devastating discovery has left a local couple on the brink of financial ruin. Carolynn Mayers and James Durban, who purchased their home in 2021, have filed a $3 million lawsuit against the builders and Town, alleging that the foundation of their home is cracking and can no longer support the structure. According to the Read More…
On December 8, 2024, 34-year-old Alisha Brooks was fatally shot near Jones Avenue and Hunter Street in Toronto. Her boyfriend, 33-year-old Aaron Shea, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with her death. Shea was on statutory release at the time of the incident, following a three-year and one-month sentence for previous offenses, including Read More…
In recent months, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has intensified efforts to identify and apprehend individuals working illegally in the country. This crackdown includes conducting raids and spot checks across various provinces, notably Alberta, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia. Notable incidents include the interception of a van carrying construction workers in Alberta, where Read More…
In the “good old days,” the criteria for becoming a cabinet minister were straightforward: expertise and experience in the portfolio you were tasked to lead. A defense minister likely had military experience. A health minister would have been a doctor or possessed medical training. A finance minister might have held an advanced degree in economics Read More…
Image Credit, Alex Pudov The United States is taking a decisive step to enhance vehicle safety by requiring all new passenger vehicles to feature alarms for unbuckled rear-seat passengers starting in September 2027. This move addresses a longstanding gap in seatbelt enforcement, particularly for backseat passengers, who often neglect this critical safety measure. While front-seat Read More…
Imagine a world where your religious freedom is stripped away from you. Eerily familiar to the days of the Daniel and the Lion’s Den story. Watch as Quebec’s Premier proposes this outrageous justification.
URGENT COMMUNITY ALERT A disturbing trend is emerging in Ontario, and it’s imperative we bring attention to it. Black teens and young adults are disappearing at alarming rates, leaving families and communities shattered. The lack of awareness and action surrounding these disappearances is concerning. It’s essential we come together to demand more support and resources Read More…
A Nigerian brother shares his personal experience of moving to Canada, highlighting the difficulties he has encountered and advising his fellow Africans to think carefully before making the move. https://youtu.be/2opzyUVHSS8?si=UpnKdDOrcTlWPk34 Stay connected and join the conversation! Follow me on: ?? Instagram https://www.instagram.com/emmaa_ansah/profilecard/?igsh=MWl3cXh6dms2dmkzZg== TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@blackbosslady716?_t=8qVZxCg1FQc&_r=1
Canada is facing a massive visa expiration crisis, with approximately 4.9 million temporary visa holders set to lose their residency status by the end of 2025. The Canadian government expects most of these individuals to leave voluntarily, but concerns remain about the country’s ability to manage the situation. The expiring visas include study permits, work Read More…
A mother and her 4 children who were kicked out of the Toronto hotel they were living in to accommodate people who were in town for Taylor Swift’s concert. This was most definitely a money grab for the hotel as the rates for a rental went up astronomically.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has unveiled a comprehensive plan to renew Canada’s ties with Africa, focusing on key initiatives that promote economic cooperation, peace, and security. *Economic Cooperation Initiatives*Trudeau’s plan includes establishing a new Africa Trade Hub to coordinate economic diplomacy and engagement efforts across the Canadian government. Additionally, a large-scale trade mission led by Read More…
Canada is projecting 1.2 million people to leave the country in 2025. They have also announced a reduction in immigration targets. For 2025, the target is 395,000 new permanent residents, decreasing to 380,000 in 2026, and 365,000 in 2027. This decision aims to address pressing issues like housing shortages and labor market pressures. The government Read More…
Canada is on high alert due to Donald Trump’s deportation order, which may lead to an influx of migrants attempting to cross the Canadian border. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has been preparing for this scenario, with Sergeant Charles Poirier stating that they are ready to deploy additional resources to patrol the border. Canada’s Read More…
A class-action lawsuit, known as the Black Class Action, has been filed against the Canadian government, seeking $2.5 billion in damages on behalf of over 45,000 Black employees who have faced systemic anti-Black discrimination in the federal public service. This landmark case alleges that Black employees have been denied promotions and faced barriers to employment Read More…
In a landmark ruling, Quebec courts have officially acknowledged the existence of systemic racism and racial profiling within the province’s police forces. This decision marks a significant milestone in the fight against racial injustice. – Systemic racism and racial profiling recognized as pervasive issues in Quebec police forces. – Victims of racial profiling entitled Read More…
Missing Person Alert: Jamaican Rugby Player Alpachino Mignott Still Unaccounted Niagara Region, Ontario, Canada It has been over two weeks since Jamaican rugby player Alpachino Mignott went missing in the Niagara region of Ontario, Canada, and despite efforts by authorities and concerned citizens, his whereabouts remain unknown. Mignott, 26, was last seen on October 19th Read More…
In a landmark legal action, two Black Somali officers have filed a lawsuit against the Ottawa Police Service (OPS), accusing the department of secretly wiretapping and surveilling them. The officers allege that the police force’s actions constitute a breach of privacy, racial discrimination, and an abuse of power. According to the lawsuit, the officers were Read More…
In this disturbing story, a 46 Year old white woman from Longueil, Quebec poured boiling water on a young Black boy, leaving him severely burned. Now, she’s behind bars awaiting her hearing scheduled for Monday, November 28th. Join me as we discuss: The case’s disturbing details Systemic delays in justice Community reactions Potential outcomes https://youtu.be/RhpkECoaneA?si=lrkdqhqNMUbr69q6
I faced accusations of racism after posting about the No Frills grocery store located at 700 Balmoral Drive. Despite the wave of criticism, the response from the Black community was overwhelmingly positive, celebrating the promotion and encouraging others to support the store. It’s essential that we continue to uplift and promote Black-owned businesses, and not Read More…
Conservative MP Leslyn Lewis is speaking out against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal caucus after facing backlash for meeting with Christine Anderson, a German MEP. Lewis, known for her socially conservative views, hasn’t hesitated to express her opinions. As a member of Parliament for Haldimand-Norfolk, Lewis has been vocal about various issues, including Read More…
Multiple RCMP officers have been suspended and are facing dismissal after anti-black comments were uncovered in a private group chat. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of systemic racism within the force. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has been working to address diversity and inclusion concerns, including hate-motivated crimes and incidents. The suspended officers’ comments Read More…
In a shocking and disturbing turn of events, a Black man was found dead at an exclusive party hosted by his friend’s social circle. The victim, Shemar Barnett, had been invited to the gathering by his so called white friend friend, Farrell, who was also his co-worker. The circumstances surrounding Shamar’s death are still unclear. Read More…
Dr. Umar Johnson Speaks Truth to Power! Renowned Pan-Africanist and educator Dr. Umar Johnson delivers a powerful message, calling out Black churches and schools in Canada for their lack of advocacy for the community. “Why are our institutions failing us?” Dr. Johnson asks. Watch as he tackles tough issues: – Institutional betrayal – Community Read More…
Gulaid Omar was in Laval, just north of Montreal, to celebrate a work anniversary with family and friends on Sept. 1 when the incident began with a couple of Laval police officers. “We wanted to see Montreal,” he said. “We’re actually planning to go to Taco Fest; just enjoy a long weekend over there.” While Read More…
A new UN report has slammed Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFW) as being a “breeding ground” for contemporary slavery. https://youtu.be/4H5RPctnQQ0
The family of a Black man fatally shot by Edmonton police, has filed a lawsuit against the department. The incident has sparked outrage and raised concerns about police brutality and systemic racism. In this video, we examine the circumstances surrounding the shooting, the family’s demands for justice, and the broader implications for police accountability. Subscribe Read More…
In a shocking move, Canada announces plans to deport 70,000 immigrants due to changes in visa policies. What does this mean for those affected and the future of immigration in Canada? Stay informed and join the conversation. Share your thoughts on this significant development. https://youtu.be/N9eCa5mjSLg?si=x0hLgMopwurStFfF
Join multi-award winning R&B artist and music educator Carlos Morgan as he shares his journey navigating the music industry in Canada. With candid honesty, Carlos reveals the challenges he’s faced and the surprising differences in support he’s received in Canada compared to the US. If you’re an artist looking to break into the industry or Read More…
Ben Johnson is a former Canadian sprinter who was banned for life from athletics after testing positive for steroids at the 1988 Summer Olympics. He sits down with his author and The Fastest Opens Up About His Lifetime Ban Watch the video below: https://youtu.be/-YdcC2n3ejI?si=LpHlkFWgaLjP5pxF
“It promises to be a high-quality tournament showcasing some of the best teams and players in the world,” CONCACAF has announced that the inaugural edition of the region’s new flagship competition for women’s national teams will be played from February 17 to March 10, 2024, across four venues in three US metropolitan areas and includes Read More…
On Monday, the Canadian Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, Marc Miller, put in place a measure to put a two-year cap on the number of international students allowed into the country for educational studies, effective January 1, 2024. This announcement follows last month’s decision to raise “the cost-of-living financial requirement for study permit applicants,” Read More…
Four people are missing amid the recent flooding taking place in Halifax. The flooding started last Friday due to heavy rain. It was reported that between 200 to 250 millimetres of rain came down along the South shore of Nova Scotia, the Halifax area, and the central and western regions of the province. The water Read More…
On July 17th, an altercation occurred involving many inmates from the medium-security sector at the Stony Mountain Institution. This altercation left seven assault victims who were then evaluated by correctional staff at the facility and transported to an outside hospital if needed. There were no staff members injured during the altercation. As a result of Read More…
Premier Tim Houston announced on July 7th that A Nova Scotia byelection would take place on August 8th to choose a new legislature member for the Preston riding. April 1st was Liberal party member Angela’s Simmond’s last day as a legislative assembly member and deputy speaker. Simmon, who announced her resignation earlier this year in Read More…
The Government of Canada has supported a new, great and innovative mass timber building project based in Vancouver, British Colombia. Timber is energy efficient, has inherent fire resistance and can insulate carbon dioxide. Timber has had a positive impact on Canada’s construction industry. Mass timber will bring a new shape to the future of low-carbon Read More…
Canada’s new rail safety improvements, especially regarding climate change, demonstrate their commitment to the safety of Canadians, a greener economy, and creating good middle-class jobs. Yesterday July 4, Omar Alghabra, the Minister of Transport and Diane Lebouthillier, the Minister of National Revenue and Member of Parliament for Gaspésie—Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine, brought forth a multi-year investment project Read More…
The Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Manider Sidhu, is in Trinidad and Tobago for a five-day summit representing Canada at the opening ceremony of the 45th regular meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). The Caribbean Community and Common Market is a regional group of 20 Read More…
Gaining a feature in esteemed digital publications like Business Insider and Forbes is a remarkable achievement that can have a profound impact on individual entrepreneurs, small businesses, and startups. It opens doors to unparalleled opportunities for global recognition, enhanced credibility, and valuable networking prospects. However, securing a feature in these prestigious publications is often challenging Read More…
President Montagliani sends best wishes to Concacaf teams competing in FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 “I want to wish all the players from Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico and the USA the very best in this World Cup.” Concacaf President and FIFA Vice President Victor Montagliani has sent best wishes to all four of the region’s men’s Read More…
Measures for wildlife protection are an ongoing conversation between the Government of Canada and Quebec. In Quebec City on Monday morning, the Minister of Environment and Climate Change addressed the management, protection, and recovery of boreal caribou. Since 2003 Canada’s Species and Risk Act has declared the caribou as threatened. The government of Quebec, along Read More…
There is a complicated relationship between Canada, oil and gas, and the fight against climate change. According to C.A.P.P. (The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers), Canada has the world’s largest oil reserves, contributing about $105 billion to Canada’s gross domestic product (G.D.P.), 400,00 jobs. It averages $10 billion in annual revenue for provincial and federal Read More…
Canada is on its way to net-zero emissions Transit Canada held a press release on August 18th in Ottawa to discuss the impact of the environmental measures established for cruise ships. The Canadian government implemented these measures because of its commitment to giving citizens a healthy environment. Joyce Murray, the Minister of Fisheries, stated, “Protecting Read More…
Canada becomes the latest country to make a significant push to reduce carbon emissions from the oil and gas industry. Today, the Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Steven Guilbeault, and the Minister of Natural Resources, Jonathan Wilkinson, opened consultations on a key commitment in the plan to fight climate change. A cap on oil Read More…
Women make up more than half of the world population and their voices are crucial to the future of climate change. The City of Toronto announces the winner of the City’s second Women4ClimateTO Pitch Competition, which took place following the competition of its 2022 Women4Climate Toronto Mentorship Program. Toronto is one of the three cities Read More…
Express Entry draws have now resumed for all programs in Canada after about 18 months because of the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. The Express Draw includes the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP). This draw allows individuals from outside Canada to be invited to apply for their Permanent Residency. On July 6, 2022, Canada held its first Read More…
First Nations people have been calling on the B.C and Federal governments for years to overhaul the justice system. Today, the Honorable David Lametti, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, the Honorable David Eby, Attorney General of British Columbia, the Honorable Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General of British Columbia, Read More…
76 percent of the 118 actions required for this initiative have been implemented In 2016, New Brunswick (N.B.) released a comprehensive Climate Change Action Plan Transitioning to a Low-Carbon Economy: New Brunswick’s Climate Change Action Plan. The Action Plan included 118 actions to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions while promoting economic growth and increasing the Read More…
The final settlement agreement has been years in the making! The Government of Canada, the Assembly of First Nations (AFT), and the plaintiffs in the Mushroom and Trout class actions announced the final settlement agreement regarding compensation for First Nations Child and Family Services. The Parties arrived at a final settlement agreement of $20 billion Read More…
The project is expected to create upwards of 410 good-paying jobs Québec has released an $80 million envelope for Nemaska Lithium to relaunch the project to build a mine in Nord-du-Québec and a lithium processing plant in Bécancour, Centre-du-Québec. The plant specializes in the commercial transformation of lithium salt into the form of lithium hydroxide, Read More…
Canada’s Minister of International Trade meets with the United States Trade representative and Mexico’s Secretary of Economy. Minister of International Trade, Export Promotion, Small Business, and Economic Development Mary Ng invites Ambassador Katherine Tai, United States Trade Representative, and Tatiana Clouthier Carrillo, Mexico’s Secretary of Economy, to celebrate the second anniversary of The Canada-United States-Mexico Read More…
Canadian oil reserves sit at 170 billion barrels, but oil prices are still soaring By: Charlotte Hui Since the war between Russia and Ukraine, most of the global community has imposed sanctions on Russian oil imports, affecting global oil prices and gas. The European Union and the United States have imposed the most detrimental sanctions Read More…
Prince Charles kicked off his 2022 Royal Tour yesterday with his first stop in Newfoundland By: Charlotte Hui To celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, marking the 70th anniversary on the throne, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will visit three Canadian provinces, Newfoundland and Labrador, Ottawa, and Read More…
Canada will continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with Ukraine On May 8, 2020, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, and Foreign Minister Melanie Joly made a surprise visit to Kyiv, Ukraine, and met with President Volodymyr Zelensky. Due to the high-security risk, Trudeau’s visit became public once he had landed. They Read More…
All campaign promises from the Progressive Conservative Party, the Liberal Party, and the New Democratic Party for the Ontario 2022 general election The 2022 Election will be held on June 2, and Progressive Conservative Party, the Liberal Party, and the New Democratic Party have announced different campaign promises. We have rounded up all the pledges Read More…
Analysis of Huawei’s leading technologies in the world and the political factors involved By: Charlotte Hui In Global Data’s recent H2 2021 report 5G Radio Access Report “RAN”: Competitive Landscape Assessment, Huawei’s 5G RAN portfolio has been ranked top provider for the third year. In the H2 2021 report, Huawei’s product portfolio outclassed its competitors Read More…
O’Toole is in a tough leadership fight to remain, party leader, O’Toole continues to face mounting criticism regarding his policies and unfulfilled promises made as to the leader of the Conservative Party. The criticisms have become sharper in the aftermath of losing the race to becoming Canada’s next Prime Minister to Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, Read More…
A new session of parliament took a place After five months of pausing By: Maha Altamimi Parliament resumed its work on November 22, after taking a hiatus since the election, and a combination of new and re-elected MPs returned to the House of Commons. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau opened up thanking all of the winners, Read More…
Rainstorms continue to cause severe damages to homes, properties and roads in British Columbia and sadly, it has caused its first fatalities. On Monday, rescue teams recovered the body of a woman near the mudslide on Highway 99 close to Lillooet. She was the first confirmed death. The bodies of three other people were also Read More…
O’Toole is in a tough leadership fight to remain party leader O’Toole continues to face mounting criticism regarding his policies and unfulfilled promises made as the leader of the Conservative Party. The criticisms have become sharper in the aftermath of losing the race to becoming Canada’s next Prime Minister to Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, which Read More…
The Canadian Military continues to lead the efforts of freeing trap passengers throughout Southern B.C Over the last few days, rescue teams led by the Canadian armed forces were able to save nearly 300 people using military helicopters. Vehicles were stuck in two mudslides, one on Highway 99 near Lillooet, and the other on Highway Read More…
Ceremonies were held on Thursday to honour Veterans On November 11, Canadians marked the day to remember and honour Veterans who sacrificed their lives, and fought for the freedom of their nation. Ever since 1931, when the House of Commons has passed a bill named “Remembrance Day”, which was introduced by a Member of Parliament Read More…
Canadian Government lowered the flags in commemoration of Indigenous Veterans On November 8, Canada celebrated Indigenous Veterans Day, to commemorate the Indigenous soldiers and their honourable history of serving in the Canadian Armed Forces. Ever since November 1994, Canada has established a national day to honour Indigenous Veterans who have a long history of great Read More…
The many benefits of CBD gummies Many people go through a lot on a daily basis. Whether the person is working a full-time job with difficult hours, or a stay-at-home parent. Trying to balance life and work is something that can take a toll on people physically and emotionally. And even more so with the Read More…
Jyoti Gondek wins the 2021 election to become Calgary’s first female mayor By: Maha Altamimi Prabjhote Kaur, mostly known as “Jyoti Gondek,” was born in London, England 1969. She is a Canadian politician who was elected as Calgary’s first female mayor on October 18, 2021. In this context, she is replacing Naheed Nenshi, who has Read More…
Amarjeet Sohi, former Liberal MP wins the Edmonton 2021 election By: Rawan Alshehri On Monday, October 18, former Liberal member of Parliament Amarjeet Sohi was elected Edmonton’s 2021 Mayor elect. Sohi replaces outgoing Don Iveson becoming the 36th Mayor of Edmonton. Sohi is an Indo-Canadian politician who immigrated to Canada in 1981. He worked as Read More…
Indigenous leaders are calling on all Canadians to use July 1st as a day to honour former Residential Schools victims and survivors. By Maryam Razzaq In the past couple months, Canada dealt with several somber reminders of one of the most gruesome, violent, and darkest chapter in its history of the federation, prompting many communities across Read More…
