A German plane airlifted dozens of Canadians out of Sudan Monday, according to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, after the government says the U.S. military evacuated Canadian diplomatic staff “on very short notice” over the weekend. Speaking during a photo-op with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier in Ottawa, Trudeau added that the Canadian military will aim to
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted April 24, 2023 7:49 am Descrease article font size Increase article font size One of Canada’s largest labour disruptions has entered a sixth day as the union representing thousands of striking public-service workers looks to hamper access to ports. The Public Service Alliance of Canada says more than 100,000
Bed Bath & Beyond – one of the original big box retailers known for its seemingly endless offerings of sheets, towels and kitchen gadgets – filed for bankruptcy protection, following years of dismal sales and losses and numerous failed turnaround plans. The beleaguered home goods chain made the filing Sunday in U.S. District Court in
Rae-Leigh MacInnes is tired of not having a place to call home. The 44-year-old is a registered massage therapist and earns about $50,000 a year, but has been homeless for months as she has been unable to secure permanent housing.“I keep trying, every day,” MacInnes told Motorcycle accident toronto today. Read more: Halifax rental application asks for
Canada Therme, the company behind a controversial waterpark and spa which is set to take over a major portion of Ontario Place, has signed a 95-year lease with the province of Ontario, Motorcycle accident toronto today has learned. Neither Therme nor the Ontario government would publicly confirm the details of the contract, citing confidentiality.
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted April 23, 2023 3:31 pm Descrease article font size Increase article font size Canada’s biggest federal public service union is preparing to ramp up its ongoing strike by moving picket lines to strategic locations such as ports on Monday. Public Service Alliance of Canada National President Chris Aylward says
Canadians are being urged not to apply for a new passport or renew an old one as the major federal workers’ strike — which shows no sign of ending — severely disrupts services across the country. “My best advice to Canadians is not to make that application right now because it just simply won’t be processed,”
Canada More than 100,000 federal workers are on strike across the country. The union is looking for wage increases that keep up with inflation and more say on working from home. Meanwhile, the strike is causing a series of disruptions for Canadians, including delays on tax returns and passport applications. ‘The West Block’ guest host
Motorcycle accident toronto today Hour at 6 BC The Public Service Alliance of Canada say negotiations are stalling between them and the government. Today marks the fourth day of job action. Canada Revenue Agency workers have also joined on the strike. Travis Prasad reports.
18:51 The rise of violence in Canada’s public libraries The random acts of violence that are happening on our streets and in our transit systems in cities across Canada are also making their way into public libraries.Local branches of all sizes are reporting an increase in verbal and physical violence. And for some, the pandemic