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Canadian News

StatsCan: Despite 30,000 new jobs, unemployment increases by a smidge in February

Employment didn't change much for the month of February according to a new survey from Stats Can released Tuesday.

Quinn Patrick / Mar 10, 2020

Canadian News

You may already have COVID-19 and just not show symptoms

People are being diagnosed with coronavirus without having felt sick. Some patients are saying they only experienced ‘extremely mild’ symptoms.

Quinn Patrick / Mar 10, 2020

Canadian News

Canada no longer in top 10 for investment in mining industry, record lows

Canada used to be home to 4 of the top 10 areas where mining investment was most attractive. The annual survey by Fraser Institute shows that Canada has dropped off.

Sam Edwards / Mar 10, 2020

Canadian News, International News

Liberal-appointed ambassador to China: Chairman Mao did 'great things'

Former Canadian ambassador to China Howard Balloch had high praise for China's late Chairman Mao Zedong, saying that he and his administration achieved "great things."

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Mar 10, 2020

Canadian News

Ryerson ordered to recognize RSU as official student union

A judge at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice declared on Monday that Ryerson University has to treat the RSU as the official student union.

Jonathan Bradley / Mar 10, 2020

Canadian News

BREAKING: Alberta premier says coronavirus and oil crisis 'could not be more critical'

Jason Kenney has held a press conference today where he addressed the coronavirus and the recent collapse in oil prices.

Nico Johnson / Mar 9, 2020

Canadian News

Traffic stop in Quebec finds loaded guns, meth, cocaine, and morphine

Bilaal Mohammed, 33, is being charged with possession of a large quantity of drugs, including methamphetamine, cocaine and morphine.

Quinn Patrick / Mar 9, 2020

Canadian News

Man dies after being shocked and pepper-sprayed by RCMP in Whistler

An investigation is underway concerning the death of a man in BC on Sunday. The man was pepper sprayed by Mounties who also used a stun gun to shock him.

Sam Edwards / Mar 9, 2020

Canadian News

Health officials tell Canadians to avoid cruise ships at all costs

Canadians are being told to avoid traveling via cruise ships at all costs by health officials amid the spread of coronavirus.

Quinn Patrick / Mar 9, 2020

Canadian News

Justin Trudeau at feminist conference while markets crash, coronavirus spreads

Oil companies are facing insolvency and Canada is facing a dramatic run on the loonie. Despite this, Trudeau is spending his time at a feminist conference.

Nico Johnson / Mar 9, 2020

Canadian News

Woman donates kidney to childhood school bus driver

A school bus driver is getting a gift from a former student on his route. Pat Jepson will receive a kidney from a woman who he used to drive to school

Quinn Patrick / Mar 9, 2020

Canadian News

Nova Scotia man to appeal ruling against use of 'offensive' licence plate

A man is planning to file an appeal towards a court ruling that supported the province’s decision to deny his use of a personalized license plate.

Sam Edwards / Mar 9, 2020

Canadian News, Business & Finance

As global oil prices PLUMMET, Canada braces for recession

The shares of Albertan oil companies plummeted last night after Saudi Arabia and Russia flooded the market with oil, bringing economic turmoil to Alberta.

Nico Johnson / Mar 9, 2020

Canadian News, News

Tim Hortons cancels Roll Up The Rim contest due to coronavirus

Canada’s most popular doughnut and coffee chain Tim Hortons will be cancelling its famous and beloved Roll Up The Rim To Win contest

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Mar 8, 2020

Canadian News, Technology

Canadian startup could be the solution to big tech’s never-ending data hunger

It’s well known in the industry: if a service is free, you are the product.

Quinn Patrick / Mar 7, 2020

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