City posts $120K job to boost diversity, inclusion in hiring — residents split on spending

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Published Nov 04, 2025 • Last updated 6 hours ago • 2 minute read The City of Winnipeg is hiring a new Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility Employment Consultant — a full-time position paying up to $121,000 a...

Canada releases Budget 2025: Canada Strong

Canada releases its federal Budget 2025: Canada Strong, with $81-billion funding package for the Canadian Armed Forces — including a Buy Canadian procurement plan, making this the largest defence investment in decades. Budget 2025 proposes to...

Federal NDP ‘will take the time to study the budget and talk to Canadians’

IN reaction to the government’s 2025 fall budget, NDP finance critic Don Davies said the New Democrats will take the time to study the budget and talk to Canadians. He added: “We will have more to say in the coming days.” Davies said in a...

BioTalent Canada Welcomes the Federal Government’s Three-year Funding Commitment for the Student Work Placement Program

The Student Work Placement Program over its 8-year lifetime, has delivered strong outcomes: by linking post-secondary students with meaningful, paid work opportunities, the program helps translate classroom learning into on-the-job experience,...

LILLEY: Carney's first budget a missed opportunity for all of Canada

Breadcrumb Trail Links Canada Columnists Carney once again over promises and under delivers at a time when Canadians need him to act boldly. Published Nov 04, 2025 • Last updated 31 minutes ago • 3 minute read Finance Minister Francois-Philippe...

Budget 2025: Canada aims to boost self-sufficiency and rebuild prosperity amid global uncertainty

The federal government under Prime Minister Mark Carney says it’s taking decisive action to strengthen the country’s economy and protect its future in an increasingly unpredictable world. Unveiled Tuesday, Budget 2025: Canada Strong sets out a...

Canada slashes temporary immigration targets in Budget 2025

Canada will see cuts to temporary immigration over the next three years, the federal government said in its budget document on Tuesday, with targets effectively freezing for permanent residents. The federal government announced its 2026-28...

Footwear, Fashion Job Losses Surpass 17,250 — And Continue to Climb

Global job losses in fashion and footwear are climbing in 2025. Shoe firms and fashion retailers — including Nike, Puma, Saks Global and Target, among others — are cutting jobs as part of a larger trend across corporate America and beyond. So far...

Halton Police plan to hire 20 new officers with next year's proposed bigger budget

Chief to investigate alternative ways to fund a new public safety unit estimated to cost $600,000 The Halton Police Board has approved a budget increase of 8.22 per cent for 2026. The hike - if ultimately approved by regional council - will allow...

Canada's Plan to Take in Palestinians from Gaza Is a "PR Show," Families Say

Najlaa Alzaanin is seen at a rally in front of the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada building in Halifax this past summer (photo provided by author). TORONTO, CANADA - For nearly two years, Canadian citizen Najlaa Alzaanin, who lives...

Tempo bring in championship pedigree with Sandy Brondello hire

TORONTO — If there’s one thing that’s been made clear about Toronto in the last month, it’s that the city wholeheartedly rallies behind winners. Success in sports matters. So when the Toronto Tempo — the WNBA’s latest expansion franchise and the...

Don’t complain, get paid: Kitimat resident offered thousands from LNG Canada

KITIMAT, B.C. — LNG Canada offered thousands of dollars in compensation to at least one Kitimat resident for discretion around “additional incremental flaring and noise” from the facility. That’s according to a document reviewed by The Narwhal,...

Convicted ISIS terrorist faces 130 more years in prison after attack on Allenwood staff

ALLENWOOD — A 27-year-old Canadian man, already sentenced to federal prison for planning a mass casualty terroristic attack in New York City, pleaded guilty to offenses related to a 2020 attack on correctional officers at the U.S. Federal...

Toronto Pearson Airport is hiring for close to 300 positions. Here’s how you can apply

If you’re in the market for a new career opportunity, Canada’s busiest airport is looking to fill nearly 300 positions. Toronto Pearson is currently hiring for roles in fields that include communications, logistics, engineering, hospitality, tech...

How to watch Canadiens vs Flyers: Stream Ice Hockey clash for the lowest price in the UK with a VPN

If you're planning on staying up to watch the latest clash between the Montreal Canadiens and Philadelphia Flyers in the Bell Centre, Quebec tonight, we've got everything you need to know to stream all of the action at the cheapest price. The...

International airline known for luxury hosts a 1-day job fair in Toronto

If you’ve ever thought about becoming part of a cabin crew on an airplane, there’s a job fair coming up in Toronto that you won’t want to miss. On Nov. 23, Emirates is hosting an open day in the city as they look for candidates globally to join...

Budget pledges to cut 40,000 jobs from public service by 2029

OTTAWA — The federal government intends to slash the public service by 10 per cent by the end of the 2028-29 fiscal year — eliminating about 40,000 jobs — as it strays from its election promise to cut the number of federal employees solely through...

OpenAI’s Sora AI Video App Debuts on Android in US, Canada

OpenAI has expanded its groundbreaking Sora AI video generation tool to Android devices, marking a significant milestone in the company’s push to democratize advanced AI capabilities. The app, which allows users to create hyperrealistic videos...

Man who tried to abduct boy in Thessalon fears boot from Canada

Breadcrumb Trail Links Column Boy, who was nine at the time, remains traumatized Author of the article: Published Nov 04, 2025 • Last updated 3 hours ago • 3 minute read Real estate agent Manoj Govindbalunikam is a candidate for deportation. SMimg...

Survey shows Albertans are more worried about job security than other Canadians

Published 4:29 pm Tuesday, November 4, 2025 Compared to other Canadians, Albertans worry the most about job security and the rising cost of living, according to a new national report by the Salvation Army. Concern about unemployment and job...