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Canada launches mining workforce alliance to tackle labour shortages in critical minerals sector

Ottawa, June 5 -- Canada has launched a new industry-led alliance to address labour shortages in the mining sector as demand for critical minerals rises. Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu announ... Read More


China using online job platforms to target military, government insiders, Five Eyes agencies warn

India, June 4 -- Chinese intelligence services are using professional networking websites and online job platforms such as LinkedIn to target current and former government and military personnel, acco... Read More


Canada extends steel and aluminium tariffs for another year to shield industry from global overcapacity

Ottawa, June 4 -- Canada will extend key tariff measures on steel and aluminium imports for another year, as the government seeks to protect domestic producers and workers from global trade distortion... Read More


South Korea to boost Canadian crude and LNG imports as energy ties deepen

Ottawa, June 3 -- South Korea plans to significantly increase imports of Canadian crude oil in the coming years and will facilitate preferential tariff treatment for those imports under the Canada-Kor... Read More


Carney vows "decisive action" as Canada launches council to combact antisemitism

Ottawa, June 3 -- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday announced a new federal advisory council to combat antisemitism and other forms of hate responding to a sharp rise in anti-Jewish incide... Read More


ICC suspends Cricket Canada over governance breaches, allows national teams to continue competing

India, June 2 -- The International Cricket Council (ICC) has suspended Cricket Canada with immediate effect over what it described as "serious breaches" of the national body's membership obligations. ... Read More


Canada Post's losses deepen as postal giant faces pressure to reinvent Itself

India, May 31 -- For generations, Canadians relied on Canada Post to deliver everything from letters and bills to parcels across one of the world's largest countries. Today, however, the state-owned p... Read More


Canadians urged to document luggage as airport tag-switching drug cases spark travel fears

Toronto, May 28 -- Travellers departing Canadian airports are increasingly documenting their luggage after innocent passengers were linked to drug-filled suitcases through alleged baggage-tag switchin... Read More


Canada opens talks to buy Sweden's Saab instead of U.S. platform

Ottawa, May 28 -- Canada has entered negotiations to procure airborne surveillance aircraft from Sweden's Saab, opting for the GlobalEye platform instead of a U.S.-made system. Canadian Prime Ministe... Read More


Canada imposes temporary border restrictions over Ebola outbreak concerns

Ottawa, May 27 -- Canada will temporarily suspend immigration documents and impose quarantine requirements for travellers linked to countries facing high Ebola risks, the government said on Tuesday. ... Read More