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Ontario Introduces New COVID Guidelines
By: Laura Steiner Ontario has announced a new COVID-19 framework based on colour coding each public health region. The guidelines, entitled “Keeping Ontario Safe and […]
Year: 2020
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Trudeau condemns ‘horrific and heartbreaking’ attack in Vienna
By Levon Sevunts Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has added his voice to a chorus of world leaders condemning Monday’s terrorist attack in the Austrian capital […]
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Quebec City reels after gruesome sword attack
By: Lynn Desjardins Radio Canada International A 24-year old man has been charged with two counts of murder and five of attempted murder after a […]
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Art Installation Unveiled at van Koeverden’s Office
Milton MP Adam van Koeverden’s office is home to a new art installation. The geometric design was painted on the outside of his Hugh Lane […]
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Canada Announces 2021-2023 Immigration plan
The Trudeau government has announced its plan to improve the economy through immigration. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister Marco Mendocino tabled his government’s plan immigration […]
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Ottawa wants to improve living conditions for temporary foreign workers
By Levon Sevunts The federal government is launching wide-ranging consultations with provinces and territories, various industries and worker support groups aimed at improving working and living […]
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Halton MPPs Announce Additional Beds for Halton Healthcare
Halton Healthcare will see approximately 52 hospital beds. Milton MPP Parm Gill made the announcement together with other area MPP’s. “I would like to take […]
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Migrant Care Workers Release Behind Closed Doors During COVID-19
The Migrant Rights Network has released a report detailing experiences of racialized migrant and domestic workers during COVID 19. The release of the report comes […]
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Saskatchewan Party delivers 4th consecutive landslide win
By Levon Sevunts Radio Canada International The Saskatchewan Party secured its fourth consecutive majority mandate in Monday’s election, becoming the longest serving provincial government in […]
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Oath Of Citizenship Change to reflect First Nations, Inuit and Metis Peoples
Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Minister Marco Mendocino has introduced a bill that would change Canada’s oath of citizenship to include references to the rights of […]