British Columbia officials are in the midst of considering a controversial plan proposed by BC Assessment to reduce the taxable
B.C. Minister Slams Proposal to Cut Pipeline Taxes, Calls It ‘Disgusting’ Read More »
Les Produits du Québec has launched a new campaign aimed at promoting local purchasing and emphasizing certification marks that guarantee
Canadian Police Apprehend Suspect in Shooting Incident on Osoyoos Highway The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have apprehended a suspect
“Arrest Made as RCMP Responds to Gunfire Chaos in Osoyoos” Read More »
In York, a woman faces trouble for damaging police cars by slashing their tires on a Saturday afternoon, as per
Tragic Incident in Ajax Leaves 50-Year-Old Pedestrian Fatally Struck by Vehicle A heartbreaking incident occurred in Ajax on Friday evening,
Tragic End: 50-Year-Old Man Fatally Struck in Ajax Incident Read More »
Over a thousand individuals assembled in front of the National Assembly on Saturday to voice their opposition to Bill 2,
Thousands Flood Quebec City Streets in Fiery Protest Against Controversial Bill 2 Read More »
Bus operators and metro drivers are considering a strike on November 15 and 16 unless there is progress in negotiations.
“STM Showdown: Bus Drivers and Metro Operators Set Strike Date for Mid-November” Read More »
Commuters along Lakeshore West GO Line in for Schedule Changes Due to “critical” track work, commuters traveling on a section
A man in Montreal was injured in a stabbing incident that occurred on Friday night and was reported to emergency
“Violent Dispute in Lachine Ends in Stabbing Incident” Read More »
In Quebec, non-profit organizations are facing cybersecurity challenges due to limited budgets and the ever-looming threat of cyberattacks. However, a
Polytechnique Montréal Spearheads Innovative Pilot to Boost Nonprofits’ Digital Prowess Read More »
