Canada Nickel: Crawford poised to drive major regional growth

Canada Nickel (TSXV: CNC; US‑OTCQX: CNIKF) released results from an economic impact study for its flagship Crawford nickel project in the Timmins nickel district of Ontario. Mansfield Consulting prepared the study, which estimates Crawford will...

Canadians Say Immigration Boosts Economy, But Distrust Government Management

On this page you will find Key findings from the 2025 Environics Focus Canada survey Why “too much immigration” sentiment has stabilised How partisan polarisation has become the central story Views on refugees, values and crime Local impacts and...

Canada’s age assurance debate heats up around Bill S-209

Age assurance for pornographic content online is likely coming to Canada – and the debate over it has already arrived. Bill S-209, “an Act to restrict young persons’ online access to pornographic material,” is the sequel to S-210, a similar bill...

Canada crime bill and rap group fracas spark free-speech debate

Prime Minister Mark Carney's hate crime bill and a controversy surrounding a Northern Irish rap group have focused Canadian attention on a complex legal question: should displaying certain symbols be a crime? The legislation introduced by Carney's...

Canadiens Face Sabres on Country Night at Bell Centre

MONTREAL, Quebec — The Montreal Canadiens will look to return to the win column when they face the Buffalo Sabres on Country Night at the Bell Centre. The game is scheduled for Monday, October 20, at 7:30 p.m. ET. After a solid start to the...

Indigenous intern program highlighted as ‘success

October 20, 2025 103 views By Sean Porter, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Sault Star Water First’s Environmental Program internship just graduated it’s first six interns. “It’s a journey for the graduates, lots of technical things to go...

Canada’s 13 energy retrofit accelerators – Takeaways from 5th annual Retrofit Canada conference

October 20, 2025 – Electrical Business Magazine had the opportunity to attend the 5th annual Retrofit Canada conference in Toronto, which attracted some 650 professionals from the public and private sectors who are involved in retrofitting the...

Indigenous artifacts at Vatican Museums heading back to Canada after repatriation campaign

Open this photo in gallery:An Inuit kayak is inspected by Vatican staff in November, 2021. Indigenous groups have been seeking the repatriation of their cultural objects for many years.Chris Warde-Jones/The Globe and Mail A rare Western Arctic...

Canadian Amateur Uncovers Secret SpaceX Military Satellites Transmitting on Restricted Frequency

A Canadian space enthusiast has uncovered what appears to be a classified group of SpaceX satellites transmitting on frequencies typically reserved for a different purpose. The surprising discovery was made by Scott Tilley, an amateur satellite...

Three charged in slaying of Manitoba Indigenous woman who went missing in 2020

Mounties have arrested and charged three men in the slaying of a Tootinaowaziibeeng Treaty Reserve mother who vanished more than five years ago. Melinda Lynxleg’s case highlights the prevalence of gender-based violence against Indigenous people in...

Nazism, big business and the working class: Historical experience and political lessons

Nazism, big business and the working class: Historical experience and political lessonsOn October 16, 2025, the World Socialist Web Site (WSWS) hosted a webinar examining the historical relationship between Nazism, big business and the working...

1 Canadian Energy Stock You’ll Want to Hold Forever

The fundamental question for any long-term investor in the Canadian energy sector is the future path of global oil demand. On this point, two leading authorities offer differing views. The International Energy Agency (IEA) projects oil demand will...

Affairs and drugs among the least acceptable actions in Canada: Research Co. poll

Contraception, divorce and pre-marital relations have the largest levels of moral acceptability across the country. FEWER than one-in-five Canadians think marital infidelity and the use of illegal drugs can be characterized as “morally acceptable”...

Holiday 2025 Playbook for Canadian Marketers

As the holiday season approaches, Canadian marketers face a high-stakes challenge. Holiday timelines are shorter, budgets are tighter, and audiences are harder to impress. Expectations continue to rise, even as attention spans shrink. But 2025...

'Give Point Roberts to Canada': U.S. resident pleads for help amidst tariff war

The love that former Vancouver city councillor and current Point Roberts resident Brian Calder has for his community is clear to see. “Point Roberts is a community of natural beauty with easy access to our family members in Canada,” Calder told...

NCFC Signs History Making Governance Agreement

By: OTP Media All 11 members of the National Coalition For Caymanians (NCFC) Government on Thursday signed a history-making coalition agreement that demonstrates to the Caymanian people how this Government of three political groupings shall...

Justin Trudeau’s 10-year election anniversary post did not go over well with Canadians

Breadcrumb Trail Links Canada Provincial He stepped down from office earlier this year Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivers a speech after the presentation of his new cabinet, at Rideau Hall in Ottawa, November 20, 2019. (REUTERS/Blair Gable)...

CBC Chief Defends Workplace Culture, News Balance in Testimony Before MPs

CBC President Marie-Philippe Bouchard waits to appear before a Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage in Ottawa, on Oct. 20, 2025. The Canadian Press/Spencer Colby CBC President Marie-Philippe Bouchard defended her network against accusations of...

OHL NOTEBOOK U17 Team Canada teams ... Hounds make deals with both Sarnia and Flint

Seventeen players from the Ontario Hockey League are among the 44 from across the Canadian Hockey League who will represent two Team Canada squads at the upcoming 2025 Under 17 World Challenge. The event will take place in Truro, N.S. from Nov....

The Consultation Conundrum: Uncertainty Over Indigenous Consent Challenges Canada’s Economic Future

Cooling towers used to dissipate heat generated when natural gas is converted into liquefied natural gas under construction at the LNG Canada export terminal in Kitimat, B.C., on Sept. 28, 2022. The Canadian Press/Darryl Dyck Commentary In a...