Is Canada's domestic market still stable after US demand softens? 2H2025 could be pivotal

A by-product of the drop in Canada-US transborder demand, after shifts in US trade policy, was the decision by Canadian airlines to redeploy some capacity back into the domestic market. A lingering question from the reallocation of capacity is whether …

Baranyai: Supreme Court of Canada something to celebrate

This year also marks the 150th anniversary of the Supreme Court of Canada. The court is honouring the occasion with a year of outreach, including a five-city tour and a commemorative coin. The theme for the sesquicentennial is: “150 years of upholding the …

Canada may financially support aluminum producers if US tariffs continue

Canada is considering financial assistance for major aluminum producers like Rio Tinto to protect them from ongoing trade tensions with the United States. This support would be triggered if the 50% tariff on aluminum imports remains in place beyond the mid …

Canada-based Guyanese receives recognition for 40-plus years of humanitarian work

– Invested with Order of Ontario and the Guyana High Commissioner to Canada Award for Excellence IN January, Guyana-born Winston Kassim, a retired Executive Officer at the Royal Bank of Canada, was conferred with the Order of Ontario. On  June 15, Kassim …

COMMENTARY: Trump threatening to dump Canada might be the best thing to ever happen to it

The United States and Canada have been stuck in a long-term marriage of convenience. But now Canada is finally starting to date around, even if the two still have to share the same continental roof. Just as Canada prepared to implement a long-awaited 3 …

Srikanth stuns top seed Chou TienChen to enter Canada Open semifinals

India’s Kidambi Srikanth continued his impressive run to enter the men’s singles semifinals with a straight-game win over top seed Chou Tien Chen of Chinese Taipei at the Canada Open Super 300 badminton tournament here. The former world championships …

Ross River Dena athlete earns Team Canada Indigenous Athlete Award

Tuja Dreyer, a member of the Ross River Dena Council, has been awarded $20,000 over two years to support the youth compete in swimming Tuja Dreyer, a teenage swimmer from the Ross River Dena Council and member of Canada’s national team, was named a 2025 …

Yukon risk assessments resist Canada's Bill-C5 amid nation-building push

Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Board won’t alter impact assessment rules to accommodate the acceleration of nation-building projects As Bill C-5 gets the nod from federal legislators, the Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment …

From our archives - July 2014 area politicians celebrate Canada Day

Kapil Sharma, wife Ginni Chatrath open The Kaps Cafe in Canada, see photos and videos

Kapil Sharma is not only succeeding as a comedy show host, but now also has a flourishing career in hospitality. Sharma, along with his wife Ginni Chatrath, have opened a cafe in Surrey, a city in British Columbia, Canada. The Kaps Cafe had a soft opening …