Droit d’asile: Canada’s Asylum System Faces New Challenges Amid Policy Changes
Canada’s asylum system is set to implement new rules that could impact around 30,000 applicants, raising concerns about access to protection.
Canada’s asylum system is set to implement new rules that could impact around 30,000 applicants, raising concerns about access to protection.
Radio Canada highlights the 150-year history of the Indian Act, a controversial piece of legislation aimed at assimilating First Nations people.
Christine Fréchette has been elected as the new premier of Quebec, succeeding François Legault and becoming the second woman to hold this position.
In response to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, universities across Canada are implementing measures to support international students affected by the crisis.
Canada is implementing migration cuts to address escalating housing costs, resulting in a notable decline in rental prices across the country.
Lotto Max in Canada is undergoing major changes, including a jackpot cap increase to $90 million and new MAXPLUS prizes. The price per play will also rise to $6.
The gun buyback program in Canada faces challenges, especially in Alberta, where participation is low despite federal expectations.
The S&P/TSX Composite Index rose 0.2% to close at 33,182, driven primarily by financial stocks, while energy and mining sectors showed mixed results.
BYD is gearing up to enter the Canadian market with plans for multiple dealerships and a range of electric vehicles. This move could reshape the EV landscape in Canada.
Cuba is currently enduring a severe humanitarian crisis, driven by U.S. blockades and fuel shortages, leading to international calls for aid.