Doha, Qatar – In a historic first for a sitting Canadian leader, Prime Minister Mark Carney concluded a pivotal visit to Doha this week, signaling a new era of cooperation between Canada and Qatar. The mission, focused on moving the bilateral relationship toward long term economic resilience, resulted in an ambitious Strategic Partnership that aligns Read More…
Desperate measures from a convicted felon? Maybe just distraction from his failed election promises and criminal behaviour.
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…
Big news in Canadian politics! Jagmeet Singh, the leader of the NDP, is calling for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down. This comes after a dramatic day that saw Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland resign from her position. Apparently, Freeland had some major disagreements with Trudeau, particularly over how to handle the potential tariffs Read More…
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…
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has been vocal about his criticism of Justin Trudeau’s government, particularly when it comes to labor rights and discrimination. Recently, Singh blasted Trudeau for overriding union rights to force binding arbitration. Regarding the class action lawsuit, it appears that Black federal workers are heading to court, seeking a settlement from the Read More…
When I’m Prime Minister.
Something smells when you use bot farms and pay for popularity.
We need experts in every trade and profession, or else this guy will show up to fix your plumbing.
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…
Lingering odours
