In a significant move that has caught the attention of the global travel community, the Government of Canada has updated its official travel advisories, placing Thailand on a list of countries requiring heightened caution. This decision places the Southeast Asian nation in the company of other popular destinations like Mexico, France, Egypt, China, and Italy, […]
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In a story blending music, politics, and international relations, the Canadian government has firmly denied any involvement in the decision to block the Belfast punk band Kneecap from entering the country for a scheduled tour. The controversy has sparked a fiery debate, pitting artistic expression against border security protocols and raising questions about where the
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The carefully constructed framework of North American trade is facing its most severe test in a generation. With the swift stroke of a pen, President Donald Trump has re-imposed a 10 percent tariff on Canadian aluminum and a 25 percent tariff on Canadian steel, citing national security concerns under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion
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For years, the debate over new oil pipeline infrastructure has been one of the most contentious issues in Canadian politics and public life. It’s a topic that pits economic pragmatism against environmental stewardship, creating a seemingly unbridgeable divide. Yet, as Canada navigates a complex global landscape marked by geopolitical instability and shifting energy demands, the
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In the high-stakes world of international politics and finance, a single off-the-cuff remark can reverberate for years. For Mark Carney, the former governor of both the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada, a moment of dismissive candor from 2022 has resurfaced, offering a rare glimpse into the regrets of a central banking heavyweight.
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In a landmark move for Canadian technology and education, Ontario Tech University has officially announced the establishment of the country’s first School of Artificial Intelligence. This pioneering institution is not merely a new department; it is a bold statement about the future of AI, built from the ground up with a core philosophy of ethical
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The allure of Thailand is undeniable. From the bustling streets of Bangkok to the serene beaches of the southern islands, it’s a destination that promises adventure and relaxation. However, for Canadian travellers, a new layer of planning is essential. In November 2025, the Government of Canada updated its official travel advisory for Thailand, urging a
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The Bank of Canada has taken a significant step towards greater transparency with the upcoming release of its first-ever “baseline projection” for the economy. This new forecast, set to be published alongside the October Monetary Policy Report, is designed to provide Canadians, investors, and businesses with a clearer, more structured view of the economic forces
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In an era where the digital and physical worlds are inextricably linked, the security of our most vital services is paramount. Recent advisories from Canadian cybersecurity authorities have sounded a clear and urgent alarm: the nation’s critical infrastructure is in the crosshairs of sophisticated state-sponsored actors. These threats are not targeting standard IT systems alone;
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Toronto’s cherished green spaces, from the sprawling Rouge National Urban Park to the intimate ravine gardens in our neighbourhoods, are under a silent but steady attack. The assailants aren’t large animals or human developments, but rather, non-native plant species that have escaped cultivation and are now aggressively overtaking our local ecosystems. These invasive plants represent
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