Canada’s Minister is advocating for a doubling of LNG Canada’s capacity to meet growing demand and strengthen energy exports. The proposal includes an upgrade to western pipelines, highlighting the government’s focus on expanding the nation’s LNG potential.
In an exclusive interview with Felipe Vallejo of AFTN Canada, we delve into five pressing questions surrounding the Vancouver Whitecaps. Vallejo shares insights on team strategies, player performances, and the upcoming season’s ambitions, offering fans an inside look at the club’s journey.
In the wake of President Trump’s new tariffs, trade dynamics with China and Canada face significant shifts. Analysts predict potential retaliatory measures, which could disrupt supply chains and escalate tensions, impacting economies across multiple sectors.
The upcoming joint World Cup bid from the US, Canada, and Mexico faces challenges amid rising tensions. Tariffs and threats of designating one country as the “51st state” are straining cooperation, casting a shadow over what was once a symbol of unity.
Leaders from Canada and Mexico convened to strategize their response to recent trade actions by the U.S. The discussions focused on strengthening economic ties and formulating a united front to address ongoing trade disputes and tariffs.
In a recent meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, President Holland emphasized the importance of empowering young women. “We believe in young women,” she stated, highlighting initiatives aimed at fostering leadership and opportunity for future generations.
Cavendish Hydrogen has successfully launched its first hydrogen fueling station in Canada, marking a significant milestone for the growing hydrogen economy. The station, developed for HTEC, aims to enhance clean energy accessibility and support sustainable transportation solutions.
In a bold move to empower teh entrepreneurial spirit across Canada, Pizza Hut Canada has announced a important three-year partnership…
Air Canada faces potential disruption as 10,000 flight attendants threaten to strike over unpaid work issues. The “Unpaid work won’t fly” campaign emphasizes the need for fair compensation, highlighting growing tensions between staff and management ahead of upcoming negotiations.
In his latest commentary, Fabiano explores the controversial notion that undermining Canada could foster a sense of national pride and superiority in the U.S. He delves into the complexities of nationalism and the implications of fostering divisive rhetoric.
As demand for air travel between Canada and the US continues to dwindle, airlines are adjusting strategies to navigate the shifting landscape. OAG’s latest aviation market analysis reveals how carriers are refining routes and fares to remain competitive.
Canada’s budget deficit for the first ten months of the 2024/25 fiscal year has risen to C$26.85 billion, highlighting ongoing financial challenges. This increase reflects higher expenditures amid economic pressures, as reported by Reuters.
Russia and China are capitalizing on Canada’s perceived negligence in the Arctic, expanding their territorial ambitions and influence in the region. With climate change opening new waterways, the stakes for national security and resource access are rising.
Toronto has shed its reputation for being noisy and chaotic, emerging as a vibrant cultural hub. With improved urban planning and green initiatives, the city’s soundscape is now more harmonious, attracting residents and visitors alike.
A group of scholars specializing in fascism and critics of former President Trump have decided to relocate from Yale University to Canada. This move reflects growing concerns over academic freedom and the political climate in the U.S., sparking discussions on the impact of such transitions on higher education.
The Departure Festival in Canada is encountering fresh legal challenges as former Canadian Music Week owner Neill Dixon files claims against the event. The situation raises questions about the festival’s future and its organizational management.
A Yale professor has voiced alarm over America’s political climate, suggesting the nation is on the verge of a “fascist dictatorship.” Amid rising tensions, he plans to relocate to Canada, highlighting concerns over civil liberties and democratic institutions.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has issued a stark warning about the future of the US-Canada relationship, citing increasing trade threats as a catalyst for potential fundamental changes. This escalating tension could reshape their long-standing partnership.
In response to Donald Trump’s persistent misinformation, Canada should prioritize strategic communications to counter false narratives. Elevating clear, factual messaging can help foster understanding and unity, moving beyond distractions like booing the anthem.
Canada has announced new travel regulations for residents heading to the United States, aimed at streamlining border processes. These changes will enhance security measures while promoting smoother travel for Canadians visiting their southern neighbor.
