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In a pioneering initiative, the Anucha family has established a groundbreaking award, the first of its kind, dedicated to supporting Black entrepreneurs at YSpace, York University's hub for entrepreneurship and...
Read moreDetailsThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency has recalled several Kopi Thyme brand sauces and soup bases over the potential growth of bacteria that causes botulism. This recall applies to products sold...
Read moreDetailsPolice have commenced an investigation after a woman and two children below eight years old were seen without vital signs at a Scarborough apartment building recently. Toronto police revealed that...
Read moreDetailsA recent report from the Canadian Cancer Society has asserted a disturbing trend-cervical cancer cases in Canada are rising at an unseen rate in around four decades. This increase is...
Read moreDetailsNo fewer than five people have died in a salmonella outbreak linked to Malichita and Rudy brand cantaloupes being sold in six provinces. According to the Public Health Agency of...
Read moreDetailsOntario has taken a decisive step towards eradicating puppy mills by introducing groundbreaking legislation, marking the initiation of a broader series of animal protection measures anticipated in the coming months....
Read moreDetailsThe Assembly of First Nations (AFN) in Canada has chosen Cindy Woodhouse, the Manitoba regional chief, as its new national chief, succeeding the previous leader who was removed in June...
Read moreDetailsLonzo Nzekwe, is a Nigerian-Canadian filmmaker based in Toronto, Canada. He creates transnational Nigerian content, and has produced some award winning movies such as Anchor Baby, Meet The Parents and...
Read moreDetailsThe Canadian government has issued flight warnings for several popular travel destinations due to various concerns. Travel advisories aim to inform Canadian citizens about potential risks associated with visiting certain...
Read moreDetailsThe government of Canada increased its “cost-of-living financial requirement for study permit applicants,” basically for international students, from $10,000 to $20,000 starting from January 1, 2024. This development was announced...
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