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...

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...

Canadian Federation of Agriculture will be monitoring today's Federal Budget

The federal government is expected to release its first budget under Prime Minister Mark Carney today. Last week, the President of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, Keith Currie and other industry representatives re-emphasized their thoughts...

Canada tells carmaker Stellantis: ‘You will be held accountable’

OTTAWA — The Canadian government is launching a formal dispute with Stellantis over the carmaker’s decision to move thousands of jobs to the United States. “If you create good jobs here, our government will be your strongest partner,” Industry...

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...

Almost 30,000 federal public service jobs to be cut: budget 2025

In the budget, the government also revealed that Indigenous Services Canada, Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada and Women and Gender Equality Canada will only have to meet a 2 per cent savings target over three years, joining...

City and Tree Canada celebrate partnership for tree-planting project at Simplot Central Park

The City of Portage la Prairie has joined forces with Tree Canada and CN Rail to enhance one of its key recreation spaces through a major tree-planting initiative at Simplot Central Park. A small ceremony was held this week to recognize the...

Canada celebrates National Skilled Trades and Technology Week

The week's events include a networking breakfast and skills fair this Thursday, November 6 at Toronto's Centennial College. A student gets hands-on experience during National Skilled Trade and Technology Week 2024 in Regina, Saskatchewan. (Photo:...

Ontario college support staff ratify new collective agreement after ending strike

TORONTO — The union representing more than 10,000 full-time college support staff at Ontario's 24 public colleges says its members have ratified a new, three-year contract. The Ontario Public Service Employees Union says more than 75 per cent of...

150 ans depuis Jennie Trout : pionnière de la médecine au Canada

Dans cet épisode de Canadian Time Machine, nous célébrons les 150 ans depuis que Jennie Trout a ouvert la voie aux femmes dans la médecine canadienne, devenant la première femme autorisée à exercer dans le pays. L’historienne Heather Stanley...

Post-election budget could plunge Canada into another federal election

With so much on the line, the newly elected federal government has tabled a budget that, in many ways, could pass as a Conservative budget. This budget spends two and a half times more money on the military than what the Conservatives allotted in...

COMMENTARY: Carney’s generational budget doesn’t consider current day worries of Canadians

The question Canadians are asking today, after Finance Minister François Philippe Champagne tabled his first budget under Prime Minister Mark Carney, is simple. How, exactly, will any of this make my life more affordable? The government calls this...

Lorne Gunter: Carney's big-spending budget won't stop Canada's economic slide

Yes, it contains some cuts, the largest of them a reduction in the federal civic service of 40,000 jobs, or about 10 per cent of the total. This reduction will take at least five years and be achieved — by the government’s calculation — entirely...

Tariff uncertainty looms over economic outlook; economist expects loss of 2,500 jobs in NWI

President Donald Trump’s tariff posturing hangs as a giant, murky cloud over local economists’ crystal ball for the next one to five years. “We don’t know what’s really going on with tariffs, do we?” said Anthony Sindone, director of the Center...

IBM cutting several thousand jobs in latest layoffs

IBM this week began notifying several thousand employees that they will be laid off, according to sources familiar with the matter. These Resource Action (RA) notifications tell staff that they have 30 days to find another position within the...

Six takeaways from Canada's federal budget

Jessica Murphy,Ottawa and Nadine Yousif,Ottawa ShareSave The budget was put forward on Tuesday by Canada's Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has introduced his first federal budget - a blueprint for...

Canada trade talks stalled: implications for US jobs

Oct. 24 marked a significant shift in trade relations between the United States and Canada; after discovering a political advertisement aired by the Provincial Government of Ontario, Canada, Trump announced on social platform X that he would be...

Ottawa plans to cut 40,000 public service jobs to find internal savings

Open this photo in gallery:Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne says it's time for the government to tighten its belt.Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press The federal government will shrink the size of the public service by 40,000 people from...

Canada holds the upper hand in any canola deal with China

Doug Firby Troy Media Canada appears to be closing in on a trade détente with China, which could once again open that market to our canola products. As tantalizing as that prospect is, our negotiators should not forget they don’t have to give away...