Saskatchewan Education Minister Rejects Binding Arbitration, Stands Firm on Position
Fatih Sahin The education dispute in Saskatchewan has reached a critical juncture, with the government and the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation…
Fatih Sahin
Alberta Government Unveils Major Investments in Continuing Care
In a significant move to address healthcare challenges and ensure Albertans receive the right care in appropriate settings,…
Citywide Strike in Edmonton Delayed by 24 Hours as Negotiations Resume
The citywide strike in Edmonton, which was scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. this morning, has been postponed…
Charting Canada’s Charitable Course
As the 2024 tax filing season unfolds, a nuanced analysis of charitable donations in Canada during the 2022…
Analyzing the Canadian Manufacturing Landscape: January 2024
As the calendar turned to January 2024, Canada’s manufacturing sector saw a mix of ups and downs, reflecting…
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith Discusses Her Meeting with PM Justin Trudeau
Premier Danielle Smith holds a news conference at the Alberta legislature in Edmonton. Earlier in the day, the…
Analyzing the Landscape of Hate Crimes in Canada
Hate crimes are a troubling reflection of societal tensions and prejudices, and in Canada, recent years have seen…
Proposals Aim to Strengthen Economy and Attract Skilled Workers
Alberta’s finance minister, Nate Horner, alongside Matt Jones, the minister of jobs, economy, and trade, took to the…
Unveiling the Alarming Rise of Online Child Sexual Exploitation in Canada
Advancements in technology and increased Internet accessibility have provided Canadians with a wide range of opportunities for enhancing…
City of Edmonton Faces Impending Strike as Negotiations Reach Stalemate
Negotiations between the City of Edmonton and Civic Service Union 52 (CSU 52) have hit a roadblock, with…