Canadians said goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II with a memorial service in the nation’s capital and a military parade through downtown Ottawa. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police led the way, just like they did in London when the queen was buried. There were a lot of important people at the service, and Ginette Reno, Rufus … Read more
Canadians paid 6.8 percent more for goods and services in April than the previous year, owing primarily to higher food and housing costs, according to the government statistical agency on Wednesday. This was a slight increase from the previous month, but analysts predict that prices will continue to rise, as will the central bank’s key … Read more
According to a report issued on Friday by the country’s intelligence agency, “hostile intelligence agencies” linked to the governments of China and Russia continue to target Canadians for “intelligence collection and asset recruitment.” China “relies on non-traditional collectors- individuals without formal intelligence training who have relevant subject matter expertise (i.e. scientists, business people), including those … Read more
OTTAWA, Jan. 17 (Xinhua) — Canada reported 23,586 new COVID-19 cases Monday evening, raising its national total to 2,801,446 with 30,946 deaths, CTV reported. Ontario, the most populous province in the country, reported 8,521 new cases and 22 deaths on Monday while Quebec, the second-most populous province, confirmed 5,400 new cases and 54 fatalities. Kids … Read more
