International students have mixed feelings about visa cap, say system needs review | CBC News
Canada is capping the number of study permits for international undergraduate students over the next two years.
International students face challenges securing housing and finding part-time jobs, all while paying higher tuition rates than domestic students. [ more ]
Some international students in Toronto welcome study permit cap, another worries for his future | CBC News
Changes to Canada's international student system could impact the plans of students like Kewal Shah.
The government announced a two-year cap on international student permits and other restrictions on work permits for postgraduate students and their spouses. [ more ]
ANALYSIS | Honda's investment in Canada's EV industry is big. Really big | CBC News
Ontario premier boasts Canada's top spot in a global supply chain ranking and celebrates Honda's significant investment in Canada's EV sector. [ more ]
The Crankworx Summer Series in Canada showcases top mountain biking destinations and hosts FMB-sanctioned slopestyle competitions for emerging riders. [ more ]
Canada's Trudeau government asks rich to pay more in pitch to Gen Z
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 ]
May startup of Trans Mountain pipeline expansion takes analysts by surprise | CBC News
Trans Mountain's expanded oil pipeline will start commercial operations earlier than expected on May 1, defying previous estimates of a second-quarter startup.
The expansion of Trans Mountain is crucial for increasing oil shipments from Canada's British Columbia coast to Asia and the U.S. West Coast, aiming to address the issue of capped oil output due to full pipelines. [ more ]
No empty words': Muslim Canadians use Ramadan to urge Gaza action
Canadian MPs are being restricted from speaking to Muslim congregants during Ramadan until they take action to end the Gaza war.
Over 300 Muslim groups in Canada are demanding Canadian politicians to condemn Israeli war crimes and support a ceasefire in Gaza, threatening to ban MPs from addressing congregations. [ more ]
Industry minister urges Competition Bureau to conduct followup study of grocery prices | CBC News
Innovation, Science and Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne is calling on the Competition Bureau to investigate the cost of groceries in Canada.
Champagne criticized large grocery companies for their lack of cooperation with the bureau's study on food inflation and called for increased transparency. [ more ]
UK walks away from post-Brexit Canada trade talks over hormones in beef' business live
The end of trade talks between the UK and Canada is a relief for farmers, as compromise would have damaged the UK farming sector.
The position of farmers is often a totemic issue in trade talks, with agricultural products being the first thing to be discussed and the last thing to be agreed. [ more ]
Justin Trudeau And Canada Prep For More Trump 'Uncertainty' At Retreat
Canada's government is preparing for the possibility of Donald Trump returning to the White House and the uncertainty it would bring.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that his government was able to manage Trump previously by showing that Canada and the U.S. can create economic growth on both sides of the border. [ more ]
How To Bet On UFC 297 In Canada - Best Canada Betting Sites
Different Canada sports betting sites offer various UFC 297 bonuses and free bets, ranging from a $400 deposit match to a $10,000 bonus with a crypto sportsbook.
UFC bettors in Canada can easily claim these bonuses by selecting their preferred offer, signing up on the sportsbook's website, depositing and betting the qualifying amount, and then claiming the free bets. [ more ]