Canada news

Canada news

The union representing striking airline catering workers in Toronto's Pearson airport is in talks with employer Gate Gourmet for a resolution. [ more ]

Canadian banks must identify carbon rebates accurately in deposits; government amending laws to enforce this. [ more ]

Susan Hall is narrowing the gap on Sadiq Khan in the London mayoral race. [ more ]

CBC News is transparent about its editorial decisions and standards, ensuring independence and integrity in its journalism. [ more ]

Google terminated 28 employees for disrupting work during protests against the company's cloud contract with the Israeli government. [ more ]

Chrystia Freeland celebrated the completion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline but faces challenges in deciding when and how to sell it. [ more ]

The 2024 Federal Budget includes rebates, investment in young entrepreneurs, tax exemptions, incentives, and procurement boosts benefiting Canadian entrepreneurs and small business owners. [ more ]

Alleged scammers deceived Canada Revenue Agency, obtained $37 million through fraudulent tax returns and sham transactions in the telecom business. [ more ]

The article highlights the largest gold heist in Canada history, involving stolen gold bars, linked to a firearms trafficking operation [ more ]

A technical error by Tim Hortons mislead customers into believing they had won a $55,000 boat in a promotion. [ more ]

Canada proposes higher capital gains taxes and increased spending on education, housing, jobs, and mental health services to address key issues and gain voter support. [ more ]

Many Sikhs in Brampton seek justice for the 1984 anti-Sikh violence in India, urging Canada to recognize it as genocide. [ more ]

Opioid-related deaths in Canada doubled between 2019 and 2021, prompting a call for targeted harm-reduction policies. [ more ]

Bill Maher criticizes extreme wokeness and praises Canada as a cautionary tale for the US [ more ]

Alyssa Naeher saved three penalties and scored in the SheBelieves Cup final.

The United States have won the SheBelieves Cup seven times, including the last five editions. [ more ]

$9 billion in new funding for Indigenous communities over five years builds on past investments, with significant increases in spending since 2015. [ more ]

Some flights from Toronto Pearson airport may have limited food/beverage due to a strike at an airline catering company. [ more ]

The Ontario Energy Minister announced a $1 billion plan to refurbish hydroelectric dams, increasing renewable energy supply and preparing for future electricity demand growth. [ more ]

Tesla announced layoffs of over 10% of its global workforce due to falling sales and increased competition in the electric vehicle market. [ more ]

RV sales decline post-pandemic, as people shift focus back to air travel and international vacations. [ more ]

Toronto transit workers union takes steps toward striking. [ more ]

California continues to combat the illegal cannabis market despite legalization, with new task forces like UCETF making significant seizures. [ more ]

California is working to combat illegal cannabis operations through task forces such as the Unified Cannabis Enforcement Task Force. [ more ]

Bruins GM Sweeney leading Team Canada in prestigious tournaments, assembling top talent for competitive hockey events. [ more ]

Carbon pricing schemes like Canada's aren't a silver bullet for climate change according to Jane Goodall. [ more ]

Black market marijuana remains lucrative in California despite legal sales. [ more ]

Residents in the Greater Toronto Area are feeling unsafe due to the auto theft crisis, considering leaving Canada despite choosing it as a safe haven. [ more ]

Regulators to scrutinize Boeing's supply chain and culture.

Engineer raised concerns about Boeing's manufacturing flaws and was allegedly silenced. [ more ]

Tesla settled a lawsuit over a 2018 Autopilot crash near San Francisco.

The settlement came as Elon Musk promotes self-driving technology. [ more ]

Newfoundland and Labrador's oil industry's significance often overlooked in carbon debates. [ more ]

The Canadian housing market is showing signs of increased activity, with rising home prices and sales, leading to an interesting future for buyers and sellers. [ more ]

Toronto house prices to surpass Vancouver, driven by low supply and high demand. [ more ]

Tax break for medical marijuana users in DC extended to two weeks, increasing patient registration period to six years. [ more ]

Residents in Toronto should prepare for a wet Friday with heavy rainfall and strong winds, increasing the risk of flash floods and utility outages. [ more ]

The energy sector is poised for significant growth due to geopolitical tensions, supply constraints, and rising global demand for natural gas and crude oil. [ more ]

Bell Canada CEO defends job cuts amid parliamentary scrutiny. [ more ]

Sparrows are the most common bird in UK gardens for 21 consecutive years, but some once-common species like the chaffinch are in steep decline. [ more ]

The B.C. Labour Relations Board is considering certifying unions at two Amazon warehouses.

Unifor's card-signing drive in the province could lead to the first successful unionization effort for Amazon in Canada. [ more ]

Labour mayor Sadiq Khan is likely to win an historic third term based on current polling.

Poll results show Khan has a 13-point lead over Tory candidate Susan Hall, with strong support from his 2021 voters. [ more ]

Trudeau stated that election results were not affected by foreign interference.

China denied interference and Trudeau found it improbable that Beijing preferred any Canadian party over another. [ more ]

FAA is investigating a Boeing whistleblower's claims of safety and quality concerns in 787 and 777 jets.

Boeing engineer faced retaliation for identifying engineering problems affecting structural integrity and alleging production shortcuts. [ more ]

Ontario government facing pressure to amend blue box recycling program regulations due to industry cost concerns.

Corporate push for changes raises alarms among municipalities and environmental groups. [ more ]

The Grand Slam of Curling has been purchased by a new sports business venture group led by Nic Sulsky.

The Curling Group aims to continue the legacy of the Grand Slam of Curling, ensuring trust and growth for athletes and fans. [ more ]