Immigration Backlash Eases as Worker Shortages Mount

A new Environics Institute poll shows opposition to immigration has fallen sharply, giving Ottawa fresh room to address labour shortages as Prime Minister Mark Carney pushes ahead with ambitious plans for major infrastructure, energy and resource projects
Bank of Canada Sounds Alarm Over Immigration Cuts

Ahead of Ottawa’s new immigration targets, the Bank of Canada warns that fewer newcomers and an aging workforce will weaken growth as Prime Minister Mark Carney hints at reversing the cuts
B.C.’s Economic Reset Needs to Start Now

Premier-elect Lorne Doerkson government's first priority must be to restore confidence, get major projects moving and make British Columbia a place where businesses can prosper and families can get ahead

Veteran Vancouver police officer says he has confidence in the justice system as high-profile lawyer Joven Narwal takes on his defence

Family violence is a pervasive issue that casts a long shadow across communities worldwide.

Something profound is happening in Canada’s food economy, and most people haven’t quite grasped it yet

Something profound is happening in Canada’s food economy, and most people haven’t quite grasped it yet

A recent B.C. Supreme Court ruling regarding Indigenous land claims has caused a significant level of anxiety across Canada

Renaming Canada Turtle Island only benefits Indigenous elites and their non-Indigenous sycophants

Local charity calls upon the community to give the gift of brighter tomorrows through annual holiday fundraising campaign

Build B.C. Ferries in B.C., Not China

After four new ferries were ordered from a Chinese state-owned shipyard, B.C.’s three major parties pledge to bring shipbuilding jobs back home
Canada Needs Nurses, Yet Wastes Immigrant Talent

Nearly one in eight practical nursing positions remains vacant, even as foreign-trained health professionals struggle to secure jobs that match their qualifications
Immigration Minister Announces Major Changes to Express Entry Scoring for High-Wage Earners

Latest Announcement is Turning Heads, but Key Details Are Still Missing
Metro Vancouver’s Big Spending Divide

New Fraser Institute data show municipal spending has risen faster than inflation and population growth in every major Metro Vancouver city, with West Vancouver spending more than twice as much per resident as Surrey
Top 10 Places to Visit in Asia This Winter

Winter is Asia's most rewarding travel season, because the continent offers two completely different trips at once
Halloween Comes Alive Through Illuminated Pumpkin Art in Markham

Halloween celebrations are taking on a colourful glow in Markham as Pumpkins After Dark invites r
VIFF 2026: South Asian Post and Filipino Post Support First Comes Love: Nakabingwit

The 45th Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) returns to Vancouver from October 1–11, 2026
South Asian Post and Filipino Post Support The Gymnasts of Fisherman Colony

The 45th Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) returns to Vancouver from October 1–11, 2026
Canada’s Bidet Divide

Newcomers and students are pushing a quiet shift in bathroom hygiene, raising wider questions about comfort, culture and inclusion
Happy Vaisakhi to everyone celebrating in Surrey and across our vibrant community

Vaisakhi is a time of joy, renewal, and connection—marked by the exhilarating energy of the parade and the warmth of gathering with family and friends
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