Conservatives & Liberals Maintained Status Quo On Monday June 19, 2023, By-Elections were held in 4 ridings. Notre-Dame-de-Grâce–Westmount (Québec), Oxford (Ontario), Portage–Lisgar (Manitoba) and Winnipeg South Centre (Manitoba). Two of them Notre-Dame and Winipeg are taken by Liberals and two of them Oxford and Lisgar are taken by Conservatives. The same parties took what were vacated by their candidates, maintaining the status quo. Max Bernier could not … Read More
Great Competition for Premier Ford Today, June 14, Mississauga officially announced that she would be running first for the leadership of Ontario Liberals and if won would beat Premier Ford who till now seems to be strong and feel no threat. In her speech she touched all the burning issues like privatization of healthcare, housing shortages and other social issues such as homelessness. With her … Read More
No US delegation for Coronation Ceremony Unprecedented, this is the first time US did not send any delegation to attend the King Charles III coronation ceremony held on May 06, 2023. His wife Jill and his daughter did attend as private guests. US President Dwight D. Eisenhower sent two war heroes and a publisher to attend Queen Elizabeth’s coronation ceremony in 1953. Read More
King Charles III Coronation Ceremony Ended May 06, 2023, King Charles III has been crowned. The entire ceremony took several hours in London. Press showed some people holding play cards with slogans like “Not My King”. This mixed feeling is throughout the country and even in colonies. Prince Harry attended the ceremony without his wife Meghan. Soon after the ceremony he left. Harry got the seat … Read More
Hillary Clinton Spoke about Russian/Ukrainian War May 06, 2023. Hillary Clinton was in Ottawa today and met with the former Prime Minister Jean Chretien. She took the stage with the Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and commented on Ukrainian/Russian war. She said that the Ukrainians to decide what they think the way forward not that the world dictate them what is best for them. She also … Read More
Volkswagen to Build a EV Battery Plant in St. Thomas, Ontario Canada is investing in future with the collaboration of different global manufacturers. One of the example is the announcement of a 13 billion dollars federal and 500 million provincial endorsements. The plant would create employment of 3,000 direct and 30,000 indirect jobs. Once built by 2027, the plant would have a capacity to manufacture one million batteries/year enough for local … Read More
Counterfeit Deterrence – Last date of filing nominations today The Bank of Canada, in collaboration with the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP), established an award of excellence for bank note counterfeiting deterrence in 2004. This award recognizes the efforts of individuals in the fields of counterfeit enforcement, crime prevention, and education. The award recognizes excellence in the delivery of various programs and activities aimed at counterfeiting deterrence, … Read More
Out of Court Settlement Fox News vs. Majed Khalil defamation case has settled out of court. Khalil was named as a contact with voting machines scheme that according to Fox’s anchor Lou Dobbs may have rigged the 2020 elections. However, there is no evidence that this really has happened. Khalil is a Venezuelan Businessman who claims that he has no connection with the voting … Read More
Trudeau Foundation Controversy President and CEO Pascale Fournier and the board of directors of Pierre Elliott Trudeau has submitted their resignations following the questions raised about the suspicious funding. After the US, in Canada politicians are distracting public from problems they are facing such as higher food and housing costs. Now, Liberals are being blamed that they have won due to Chinese influence. … Read More
2023-1st Quarter Business Outlook Bank of Canada conducts many surveys to keep checking the business economic pulse. Results from the first-quarter 2023 Business Outlook Survey and the Business Leaders’ Pulse surveys from January through March 2023 show a subdued sales outlook and plans for modest growth in capital expenditures. The labour market remains tight, but pressures have eased from high levels. Read More
Canadian tribunal opens inquiry on dumping of oil well ‘sucker rods’ from Mexico, Brazil, Argentina Canada’s International Trade Tribunal said on Tuesday it had opened an inquiry into whether …
Health Gluten-free foods contain more fat, sugar and are not a healthy substitute to regular products, experts say