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National Golf Day celebrated with study showing it's a $23.2 billion business

National Golf Day celebrated with study showing it's a $23.2 billion business

The National Allied Golf Association (NAGA) and Golf Canada said on May 23 that the sport benefits the country's economy.
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Climate change increases extreme weather, advocacy group says

Climate change increases extreme weather, advocacy group says

A tornado warning yesterday had some Ontarians hiding in their basements, a Truth Canada organizer said getting involved in politics is important.
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Statistics Canada may not be taking Canadian voices into consideration

Statistics Canada may not be taking Canadian voices into consideration

Although the Statistics Canada April Consumer Price Index (CPI) report said grocery prices are easing, Canadians and Food Banks Canada are saying they are still too high.
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Canada to give citizenship rights to 'lost Canadians' and descendants

Canada to give citizenship rights to 'lost Canadians' and descendants

Legislative changes in 2009 in the citizenship act added a first-generation limit to citizenship by descent.
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U.S.-Kenya relationship to be upgraded during President Ruto's state visit

U.S.-Kenya relationship to be upgraded during President Ruto's state visit

Kenyan President William Ruto is in the U.S. for a state visit. Kenya is to be designated the first African major non-NATO ally.
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Ontario proposes increased licence suspensions for auto theft convictions

Ontario proposes increased licence suspensions for auto theft convictions

Ontario said it will permanently suspend licences of repeat auto-theft offenders. The proposed legislation will be tabled on Thursday.
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CLC economist worries recent StatCan report will further benefit corporations

CLC economist worries recent StatCan report will further benefit corporations

A Canadian Labour Congress labour economist worries a StatCan report will make Canadians take the brunt of high inflation as corporations profit.
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Humber College's newest mural spotlights inclusivity and diversity

Humber College's newest mural spotlights inclusivity and diversity

The Success of Unity is a digital illustration mural designed by Toronto-based artist Phillip Saunders.
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Freeland announces inflation decrease and healthcare boost in economic update

Freeland announces inflation decrease and healthcare boost in economic update

The federal government announced a three year low of inflation rates, promising to use savings for healthcare boost
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Maple Leafs officially introduce Craig Berube as their next head coach

Maple Leafs officially introduce Craig Berube as their next head coach

A new era in Toronto officially began today as Craig Berube was officially introduced as the next head coach of the Maple Leafs at a media conference on Tuesday morning.
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