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Eco-extremism in Canada is becoming a growing threat

In March, the Frontier Centre for Public Policy released a major study examining a rising problem of eco-extremism in Canada over the last decade

How tax rates impact the cost of food

As Canadians sit at their dining tables, the burden of what lies on their plates extends beyond mere calories

Food insecurity at a crisis stage in Canada

The poorest Canadians spend more than twice the national average of their income on food

Immigration Minister implements dramatic changes to Canada’s Business Immigration programs

Changes dramatically reduce Start-up Visa processing and completely suspends intake of Self-Employed applications

Thinking outside the box: developing a Canadian immigration strategy

There are 60+ different pathways to permanent residence in Canada with the rules for each constantly evolving

'I cook like I’m cooking for my family'

Simi’s Kitchen is a “ghost kitchen”—a food service business serving customers exclusively through delivery

International students struggle with policy changes in Canada

Once celebrated for their potential to bolster Canada's post-pandemic economy, international students now confront mounting obstacles, jeopardizing their dreams of stability and opportunity in the country

More Canadians willing to seek healthcare in US

An Ipsos poll for Global News revealed recently that 42 percent of Canadians would personally pay to travel to the United States for health care if necessary

BC PNP program changes longstanding rules for international master’s students

New changes to the Provincial Nominee Program come unexpectedly and represent another blow to many international post-graduate students who wish to qualify for Canadian permanent residency

Real action needed to eliminate racism

As the Alberta NDP leadership race heats up, the former mayor of Calgary, Naheed Nenshi, speaks to New Canadian Media about his reasons for running for the party's top spot