U.S. supplies 67 per cent of Canada’s vegetable imports and 36 per cent of its fruit imports The suddenly rocky relationship between the U.S. and Canada has some Canadians rethinking the dependence on American goods. (Ben Nelms/CBC) While Canadians are taking time at the grocery store looking for Canadian-made products and labels like the maple …
U.S. judge sets aside legal challenge that could have delayed rule for Canadians All foreign nationals, including Canadians, who plan to stay in the U.S. for 30 days or longer must now register online with the Department of Homeland Security. The new rules have snowbirds reconsidering their plans for next winter. Many Canadians travelling to …
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As studying abroad becomes more accessible and career-focused, Indian students are exploring top destinations beyond the US. From affordable education in Germany to PR-friendly Canada, here’s how the UK, Australia, and others stack up. Studying abroad remains a dream for many Indian students, aiming to enhance their academic credentials and secure better job prospects. While …
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Amid the high cost of living in Canada, the increase in the minimum wage in the private sector might bring some relief to those in temporary jobs, especially Indian students. Since April 1, the minimum wage has been raised from 17.30 Canadian dollars to 17.75 per hour. Indians studying and living in Canada will see …
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Youth votes could swing this election, but data shows they don’t tend to vote as much as older demographics Young voters could swing the results in Canada’s upcoming election if they go to the polls, but that’s something the demographic doesn’t traditionally do as much as their older counterparts. Data from Elections Canada shows that during the …
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Calgary skip routs China’s Xiaoming Xu 11-2; Switzerland faces Scotland for gold Canada skip Brad Jacobs, left, was aggressive from the outset of Sunday’s 11-2 drubbing of China in the bronze-medal match at the world men’s curling championship, using his first throw to make a nifty split that put the pressure on his opponents at …
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Canada’s new US travel advisory warns of stricter border inspections, including potential phone and laptop searches. Citizens are urged to cooperate fully, as refusal could lead to detention and deportation. The Canadian government has revised its online travel advisory for citizens traveling to the United States, warning travellers to expect more stringent inspections by US …
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The video has garnered significant attention online, with many marvelling at the natural spectacle. As the Moon covered parts of the Sun on March 29, a breathtaking phenomenon was captured on video over the St. Lawrence River in Quebec, Canada.The footage, taken by Jason Kurth, shows an unusual double sunrise, where two bright spots appear …
Mysterious double sunrise seen in Canada. Here’s the reality Read More »
Ontario premier says threat to nation’s auto industry is ‘very high’ Stellantis has announced it’s shutting down its assembly plant in Windsor, Ont., for two weeks, citing the impact of U.S. tariffs on imported vehicles. CBC’s Shawn Jeffords explains Premier Doug Ford’s position on the tariff rate that’s being applied to the Canadian auto sector …
Canada got best of ‘bad deal,’ Ford says, but still calls tariffs ‘totally unacceptable’ Read More »
Canada remains the leading choice for study abroad aspirants, with 94% of students favouring it over other destinations, according to a recent survey. Indian students have favoured Canada as their top choice for a study abroad destination, as per the Student Pulse Survey Spring 2025 conducted by ApplyBoard. Despite the tightening visa regulations and growing …
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