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Why Canada needs a grocer code of conduct

The Parliamentary Committee on Agriculture recently sent a letter to both Loblaw and Walmart, urging both retailers to voluntarily comply with the proposed grocer’s code of conduct

Farmers hit breaking point with urban ignorant policies

In Europe, there has been growing unrest for some time now, and with farmers’ protests reaching Paris

Hong Kong asylum applicants shun Canada

Massive drop off after an initial surge involving thousands of applicants partially blamed on difficulties in Canada and greener pastures elsewhere

What to watch for in Canadian energy

It’s going to be a big year for Canadian energy, with major milestones anticipated that will transform Canada from a supplier with a single customer to a global player

Committee made the right call to delay MAiD expansion

Individuals with mental disorders are no less important than the suffering of those with physical conditions

Foreign students face a rocky path to citizenship

"The educational pathway essentially serves as a migration pathway, notably emphasized by postsecondary education institutions, particularly colleges."

How Trudeau can make life more affordable, simply

Figuring out how to make life more affordable for Canadians shouldn’t be like unravelling Einstein’s theory of relativity

‘A personal tutor in your pocket’

AI programs such as ScanSolve can help foreign students with their studies

Ottawa putting all its eggs in EV battery basket

Since the federal government signalled an open bar for subsidies for the electric vehicle industry, the list of companies wanting to set up shop in this country in exchange for a few wheelbarrows full of taxpayer cash just keeps growing

Theatres cancel South Indian movie screening amid security concerns

Theatres across Canada cancelled the evening premiere of the Malayalam film Malaikottai Vaaliban after bullets were fired at a Scarborough, Ont. Cineplex