Malaysia bans social media for under-16s next year
Malaysia announces sweeping social media ban for children under 16 effective next year. Learn how this digital safety measure will impact youth access to online platforms.
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Business trust in Canada Post drops after union deal
Canadian businesses express declining confidence in Canada Post despite new union agreement. Learn how this impacts national mail services and commercial operations.
Regina police officer pleads guilty to breach of trust
Regina Police Service officer Robert Eric Semenchuck has pleaded guilty to breach of trust. Learn about the case details and implications for Canadian law enforcement.
Afghan women build self-sufficiency through jewelry craft
In Afghanistan's Badakhshan province, a Canadian-backed initiative teaches women jewelry-making, fostering economic independence and cultural pluralism. Discover how craft builds belonging.
Chrystia Freeland moves to UK for Rhodes Trust role
Former Canadian deputy PM Chrystia Freeland accepts prestigious position at Oxford's Rhodes Trust. Learn about her new international career path and what this means for Canada-UK relations.
N.S. Commits $1.8M to Forestry Innovation Projects
Nova Scotia's Forestry Innovation Transition Trust allocates $1.8 million for new forestry projects, boosting innovation and economic growth in the sector.
Saskatchewan expands homelessness strategy with $20M
Saskatchewan announces $20 million expansion to homelessness strategy. Learn how this funding will address housing crisis and support vulnerable populations across the province.
Sabia appears at ethics committee on Carney conflicts
Privy Council Clerk Michael Sabia testifies on PM Carney's extensive conflict-of-interest screen covering 100+ corporate entities. Key details on the ethics committee hearing.
Calgary study explores how policies help Canadians in poverty
A new Calgary study investigates how government policies and benefit programs are impacting Canadians living in poverty. Discover the findings and what they mean for future support.
Billionaire Bill Ackman's Dating Advice Goes Viral
Billionaire Bill Ackman's 'May I Meet You?' dating advice for young men sparked a viral wave of mockery and cringe online. Discover the public's hilarious reaction.
Correctional officer charged with sexual assault in Windsor
A Windsor correctional officer faces multiple charges after an alleged sexual assault of a female inmate at South West Detention Centre. Police seek potential additional victims.
Canada's Social Decline: Beyond Economic Troubles
Beyond economic struggles, Canada faces declining life expectancy, rising overdose deaths, and slipping global rankings in key social indicators. Read the full analysis.
Historic River Canard Bridge Honored with New Plaque
Essex County celebrates the 88-year-old River Canard Bridge with a commemorative plaque recognizing its Depression-era heritage and engineering significance.
Influencers Have Greater Reach Than News Media: Report
A new report finds social media influencers command larger audiences than news outlets and politicians across five major platforms. Discover how this shift impacts information consumption in Canada.
Quebec threatens to cut social aid for asylum seekers
Quebec's immigration minister reaffirms plan to reduce social assistance for asylum seekers. Learn about the policy implications and government stance on immigration support.
Writers' Trust Awards ceremony in Toronto tonight
The prestigious Local Writers' Trust Awards ceremony takes place in Toronto tonight, celebrating Canada's finest literary talent and their contributions to the nation's cultural landscape.
Canada's Quest to Rediscover National Unity and Trust
Geoff Russ argues Canada must rebuild shared cultural foundations and sturdy institutions to maintain social cohesion. Discover why national unity matters for Canada's future.
Canadians Trust Military More Than Government: Poll
New poll reveals 75% of Canadians trust the military while only 47% trust the federal government. Explore the trust gap and what it means for national institutions.
Bank of England Seeks to Build Trust in Stablecoins
The Bank of England announces new initiative to establish trust in stablecoins as digital payment systems. Learn how this affects financial markets and cryptocurrency regulation.
Edmonton's $1M Shelter Decision Sparks Heated Debate
Edmonton City Council's controversial decision to allocate $1 million for temporary day shelter services divides community and advocates, raising questions about long-term homelessness strategy.
Vancouver Approves Major Downtown Eastside Overhaul
Vancouver City Council has approved the 'Improve Downtown Eastside' decision, marking a pivotal moment for one of Canada's most challenging neighborhoods. The comprehensive plan aims to transform housing, safety, and social services while balancing commun
Nancy Mace's SNAP Benefit Controversy Sparks Hypocrisy Claims
Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace faces criticism after revealing her family used SNAP benefits while opposing program expansion, highlighting political hypocrisy debate.
Guelph Plans Affordable Housing on City Land
The City of Guelph is moving forward with plans to develop affordable housing units on two municipal properties, addressing the growing housing crisis through strategic use of public land.
Saint John Opens Neighbourly Homes Community
Saint John takes a major step in addressing homelessness with the opening of Neighbourly Homes, a 20-unit supportive housing community offering residents dignity and comprehensive support services.
Why clearing homeless encampments won't solve Nova Scotia's crisis
The Nova Scotia Affordable Housing Association warns that dismantling homeless encampments without proper housing alternatives exacerbates the crisis. Experts call for sustainable solutions and increased affordable housing investment.
Delivery driver charged for package theft in Guelph
A delivery driver in Ontario's Waterloo region faces criminal charges after being caught red-handed stealing packages, raising concerns about security vulnerabilities in the delivery industry.
Disabled Sudbury Woman Homeless in Broken Tent
A disabled Sudbury woman faces unimaginable hardships living homeless in a damaged tent, exposing the severe gaps in Ontario's social support systems during harsh weather conditions.
West Island's Only Homeless Shelter Hosts Community Open House
Discover how Montreal's West Island community is rallying around its only homeless shelter during an open house event aimed at building bridges and support.
Trump's Food Stamp Cuts Threaten Canadians in November
Millions of Canadians relying on cross-border SNAP benefits face potential food insecurity as Trump administration shutdown looms. Learn how this political decision could impact vulnerable families.
Trump's Bizarre Standing Boast Stuns Critics
Former President Donald Trump's peculiar claim about his ability to remain standing for extended periods has sparked widespread bewilderment and mockery across social media platforms.
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