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In a recent post on Truth Social, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has once again stirred controversy by suggesting Canada should consider becoming part of the United States. His remarks have sparked debate on both sides of the border. Trump Says Canadians Favor Joining the U.S. According to Trump, many Canadians would welcome the idea of Continue reading

Air Canada has announced plans to open a new base for its Airbus A220 aircraft in Vancouver, British Columbia, by 2026. This strategic move will allow the airline to more efficiently deploy the A220 from its Western hub, providing better service and expanding its network capabilities. Expansion Plans for the A220 Fleet During a recent Continue reading

Air Canada, the Canadian flag carrier based in Montreal, Quebec, has revealed plans to expand its U.S. network significantly over the next few years. In its annual investor conference, Air Canada confirmed that the airline intends to launch over seven new U.S. destinations by 2028, with possible additions to cities like Kansas City, Hartford, and Continue reading

As Canada grapples with rising unemployment rates and a tightening monetary policy, the question of whether the country can avoid a recession has become increasingly important. Analysts are divided, with some believing that strong population growth and targeted monetary policy will stave off an economic downturn, while others warn that Canada is already in a Continue reading

The weakening Canadian dollar has broad implications for Canadian consumers, retailers, and businesses, particularly in relation to trade with the U.S. and other countries. Experts in retail, economics, and supply chain logistics weigh in on the potential outcomes of this economic shift. Canadians Face Higher Costs for U.S. Goods Doug Stephens, Founder of Retail Prophet, Continue reading

Ontario is facing a significant challenge in retaining and recruiting teachers, and the impact is being felt directly in classrooms across the province. For Janu Gopalapillai, a Scarborough mother of five, the issue has hit close to home. Her daughter, a Grade 7/8 French immersion student at General Crerar Public School, has been without a Continue reading

Canada Post has officially resumed operations after a month-long strike, bringing relief to millions of Canadians awaiting mail and parcels. The strike, which began on November 15, 2024, left negotiations between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) at a standstill, prompting government intervention. Federal Government Steps In Amid Negotiation Impasse Labour Continue reading

The month-long Canada Post strike is officially set to conclude on Tuesday, December 17, 2024, following an order from the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) mandating postal workers to return to work. The announcement was made by Canada Post on Sunday night, bringing an end to a labor dispute that has disrupted mail services across Continue reading

Last year’s holiday season in Southern Ontario left snow lovers disappointed, with unseasonably warm weather putting a damper on hopes for a white Christmas. However, winter 2024-2025 is shaping up to be colder and snowier overall, giving the region a fighting chance to look like a winter wonderland come December 25. Mixed Long-Range Forecasts for Continue reading

If you’re an avid reader and a frequent Costco shopper, your trips to the warehouse club are about to change. Starting in January 2025, Costco will no longer sell books year-round in most of its stores, which means the beloved Costco book table may become a thing of the past, depending on when you shop. Continue reading