From balkis | May 26, 2024 at 4:20 p.m. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp Historic agreement at the University of Ontario In an unprecedented development in Canada, the Ontario University of Technology and its students have reached an agreement to end
On Saturday afternoon, the Canadian received a visit from the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Bell Centre during a duel between the rookies of the two teams. If there was one player who stood out during the game, it was
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The Indian Status Card is an unusual document: it is full of meaning. This numbered polymer rectangle is not only a symbol of the racist principles on which Canada was built, but can also be an object of desire, victimizing
OTTAWA – The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) believes health spending should be better monitored in line with the health care agreements signed by the federal government with the provinces and territories. The doctors’ group released a new report calling for
After the rookie game between the Montreal Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday, everyone on social media was rooting for Lane Hutson, who was electric on the ice at the Bell Centre. However, Hutson recalled that after three
Canada, when French was a language of resistance, it can be said that it still is. Here is a story that begins in Saint-Malo in the 16th century: on April 20, 1534, the navigator Jacques Cartier set off west with
The Business Council of Canada is pleased to welcome former Canadian Ambassador Louise Blais as Senior Special Advisor. Louise will draw on her extensive diplomatic experience to provide advice and perspective on international affairs and Canada-US relations. Louise Blais served
$2.4 million in funding will help healthcare providers, patients, their families and communities collaborate to develop information tools and resources. August 30, 2024 | Ottawa, ON | Health Canada Palliative care services are an important part of the health care
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A new federal electoral map is being proposed for the province. It was released last week by the Saskatchewan Electoral Boundaries Commission. This electoral map, which would keep the number of federal constituencies at 14, will be the subject of
The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) believes that health spending should be better monitored in line with the health care agreements signed by the federal government with the provinces and territories. The doctors’ group released a new report calling for a