Monkeypox – Another Virus to fight with Health Canada is reporting 5 cases in the country. All of them are in Quebec. 20 more cases are being investigated. On May 07, the first case of Monkeypox was reported in UK. The person traveled to Nigeria and got it from there, UK Health Security Agency said. Causation of Monkeypox is a virus, a member of the same family … Read More
Ontario Leader’s Debate – Who won? Ontario pre-election debate arranged by TVO is ended this evening with no clear winner. All the parties are claiming that their leader won the debate including Conservatives, Liberals, NDPs and Greens. Smart questions were posed to the candidates on current issues such as Economy, Healthcare specially mental health, Education, Environmental issues, housing issues and supply chain issues. All the leaders … Read More
Alberta Premium Jason Kenney Might Go Leadership review is underway for Alberta Premier Jason Kenney who may get negative results and loose. Kenney formed United Conservative Party few years ago and won premiership which was a success story for a colleague of former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper who badly lost general election 2015. Kenney reiterated that he is in no mood to go for a … Read More
NDP Leader Faced Harassment Again After an event supporting an MPP candidate in Peterborough Ontario Jagmeet Singh faced critical crowd calling him with bad words. Later in a press conference he slightly touched the event and reacted, “We should be able to disagree as a society respectfully, maybe even angily, but it doesn’t have to come to the pont where it’s getting so polarized that … Read More
Liberal Reaction to CPC 2nd Debate in Edmonton Liberal Critic Yasir Naqvi reacted to the CPC Leadership Debate. Brampton Mayor Brown participated. Here is what Naqvi said. “Canadians deserve responsible leadership, but instead, Conservative leadership candidates are focused on appeasing the anti-science, anti-vaccine, anti-choice, and pro-blockade wings of their party. They have made it clear that they would take Canada backward. Instead of talking about making life more … Read More
Patrick Brown Skips the First Debate Present Mayor of the City of Brampton and Conservative Party of Canada leadership contender did not attend the debate, hosted by the Canada Strong and Free Network. The main question in the debate was why Conservatives lost last elections. The contenders went on and argued on many other issues. Brown on the other hand focused on making contacts with the … Read More
PM Trudeau and US First Lady visits Ukraine US First Lady Jill Biden has met her Ukrainian counterpart Olena Zelenska in Ukraine as Washington announced further sanctions on Moscow. She also met with Ukrainian refugees Victorie Kutocha and her daughter, Yulie, 7, in Kosice, Slovakia. Concurrently, the Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today visited Kyiv, Ukraine, where he met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The Deputy Prime Minister, Chrystia Freeland, … Read More
Canada Inflation to hit 6% Bank of Canada Governor reaffirmed that there is a 6% inflation in this quarter and that he is taking precautionary actions to slow it down. He also said that the inflation hits everyone specially those who has low income. Every house hold however is paying more that they had been paying before the pandemic hit. The hike in the interest … Read More
Liberal and NDP enters in coalition era Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and NDP leader Jagmeet Singh have agreed to run a coalition government. This agreement would last till 2025 elections provided both support each other. This is a shift of Prime Minister’s original idea to run the government without the support of anyone. The last elections did in fact told all the parties to set aside the … Read More
US imposes tough sanctions on Russia. All Russian Assets in America to be Frozen, Says Biden. He said that the partners joining with the United States include the 27 members of the European Union, including France, Germany and Italy, as well as Britain, Canada, Japan and Australia. “We will limit Russia’s ability to do business in dollars, euros, pounds and yen, to be part of the global … Read More