Tariffs for Chinese electric cars can slow down the transition to a low -carbon economy
Environmentalists are concerned about the government’s plans to raise tariffs on cheap Chinese electric cars to protect the local market.
CRA enhances pressure on debtors: more than $ 9 billion unreasonable pandemic benefits at stake
Canada’s federal revenue agency, the CRA, is stepping up its efforts to recover funds that were thoughtlessly doled out by the Trudeau government d
The number of advantageous transactions for cars is returned
Over the past three years, the number of new and used cars for sale has plummeted, and the bargains have disappeared.
Statistics Canada: Consumer prices have risen in May to 2.9% of last year
Higher service prices are cited as the main reason.
TMU: Toronto leads in terms of population growth rates In North America, thanks to accelerated immigration
An academic study published by the Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) Centre for Urban Studies found that in 2023, Toronto has outpaced almost e
Canadians Concerned About Housing Costs
Canadians are most concerned about the cost of housing in the country, according to a new Nanos poll.
Nick Nanos: Liberals' Toronto-St. Paul's Defeat Is a 'Canary in the Coal Mine'
Nick Nanos, founder and president of pollster Nanos Research, called the Liberals’ loss in Toronto-St.
Ottawa plans to cut number of temporary residents
The Canadian government has announced plans to reduce the number of temporary residents in the country.
Ottawa lifeguards selected to oversee aquatic events at Paris 2024
Three Ottawa lifeguards will get a chance to keep an eye on athletes competing in aquatic sports at the Paris Olympics later this month.
Canadian premiers call for 'fair distribution' of asylum seekers among provinces
Francois Legault says urgent action is needed because Donald Trump’s return to the White House could increase the influx of asylum seekers into Can