Published on 10/18/2022 at 11:29 am Rural housing starts were estimated at 23,447 units in seasonally adjusted annual data. (Photo: The Canadian Press) OTTAWA — The annual pace of housing starts in September hit the highest level since November

Is it possible to sit in the National Assembly illegally and with full legitimacy, or in other words, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon he can in his knightly fight against King Charles III. have the butter and the butter’s money? As surprising

Nearly 50,000 Canadian small businesses have received notification that they are ineligible for the forgivable portion of a loan under the Business Emergency Account (CEBA). Updated yesterday at 5:31pm. Stephane Rolland The Canadian Press That’s nearly 6% of the 900,000

Nearly 50,000 Canadian small businesses have received notification that they are ineligible for the forgivable portion of a loan under the Business Emergency Account (CEBA). Posted at 1:37 p.m Updated at 5:31 p.m Stephane Rolland The Canadian Press That’s nearly

E-commerce has exploded in recent years and tax changes have been taking place in some Canadian provinces since 2020. Therefore, any Quebec company that sells goods or services online, including the sale of software or telecommunications services in those territories,

David Fraser, The Canadian Press OTTAWA — The Business Council of Canada is concerned about the continued closure of the Nexus low-risk traveler program, which allows expedited processing for pre-screened travelers entering the United States and Canada. In a letter

Published on 10/10/2022 at 11:25 am (Photo: The Canadian Press) OTWA — Canadian diplomacy has responded with fresh condemnations of Russia after the Russian military unleashed a deadly spate of strikes in several Ukrainian cities on Monday, including downtown

The conflict has been smoldering for several years. The proximity of the World Cup in Qatar has reignited tensions. Canada’s national football team refused to play Panama in a friendly in Vancouver a few hours before kick-off on Sunday, June

WASHINGTON – Canada’s ambassador to the United States says the Nexus program, which expedites the passage of “pre-approved, low-risk” travelers at borders, is being “held hostage” by US attempts to renegotiate the 20-year-old deal held”. Kirsten Hillman called it “disappointing”

Canada and Denmark finally ended their decades-long “war” on Tuesday, fighting with flags, whiskey and liquor on a deserted and uninhabited island in the Arctic. The two countries formally signed an agreement to share Hans Island off northwest Greenland at