“Where was your outrage last month when the regime slaughtered 1600 kids for peaceful protests?” asks an Iranian activist. A great question for the media.
The average price of a home in the Greater Vancouver Area has fallen yet again in December of 2019, with the average house now costing $1.1 million.
Doug Ford’s Ontario government is leading the way when it comes to creating employment in Canada.
McDonald’s has introduced a new plant, lettuce, and tomato burger called the P.L.T. in Canada. The price is also being lowered.
Jenni Sidey-Gibbons and Joshua Kutryk are Canada’s newest astronauts and plan on going to the moon in 2024
A total of 6 supermarkets are getting rid of plastic bags by the end of this month
The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, has returned to Canada to be with her son Archie.
Looking at previous passenger planes shot down, what happened to the Ukrainian plane shot down in Iran that killed 63 Canadians.
The central bank is designing a new $5 note, according to the Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz. Sir Wilfrid Laurier is currently on the five.
Man at Toronto care centre found with swastika drawn on his head and bruises on his arms.
A poll finds that 60 percent of Canadians want Prince Harry to become the next governor general
Several Conservative Party figures have reacted online to the news that Canadian Flight 752 was downed by an Iranian missile.
A former ambassador, appointed by the Trudeau government, said “this happens sometimes” in response to Iran shooting down a plane that killed 63 Canadians.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did not rule out assigning blame to the Trump administration for Flight 752 tragedy that killed 176 people including 63 Canadians.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed media in Ottawa today, following the announcement by US intelligence and the Pentagon that the Ukrainian flight which saw 63 Canadians dead among 176 total was shot down by a Russian-made Iranian anti-aircraft missile.