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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Has Announced A $15-Billion Top-Up To The Federal Government’s Apartment Construction Loan Program, Aiming to Boost Rental Units Across Canada

Declaring a $15-billion top-up to the Apartment Construction Loan Program (ACLP) of the federal government, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told the media on Wednesday that the government has a plan to increase the amount up to $55-billion to encourage provincial and territorial participation and partnerships to intensify the number of rental units across Canada. According
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The General Elections 2024 in India Are Scheduled to Begin in the Month of April and Will Conclude With the Counting of Votes in June.

On March 16, the chief election commissioner on India, Rajib Kumar in a news conference in New Delhi announced the dates scheduled for the Lok Sabha polls starting from April 19 and continuing for six marathon weeks in seven different dates until June 1.  This 18th general election of India, the world’s largest democratic and […]
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India calls for $1 trillion per year in climate finance from next year and submits its proposal to the UNFCCC

In its latest five-page submission on Feb 13 to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), India has called for developed countries to provide developing countries with at least $1 trillion per year from 2025 in climate finance for taking necessary steps to face and combat the upcoming challenges of global warming.  In […]
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The High Cost Of Housing Is a Major Issue Across Canada, Particularly In Major Cities. Calls for Increased Housing Supply and Government Intervention Are Growing.

Photo credit: www.nesto.ca The high cost of housing in Canada has been the second highest area of major concern for the people of Canada. High housing rates and rising prices have made housing less affordable. Owing to inflation and population explosion, Canadians are facing a notable housing shortage. Therefore, owning a home in Canada is […]
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Canada Continues to Welcome High Levels Of Immigration with Debates About Integration and the Social And Economic Impacts.

Photo credit: www.immigration.ca Canada has received high-acclamation from across the globe over the last half-century for welcoming immigrants and encouraging multiculturalism or cosmopolitan culture in the country. For over 150 years, many immigrants have been permanent residents through its easy and adoptable immigration policy. The country has received the largest
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Rising Inflation Is a Major Concern for Canadians, Impacting the Cost of Living And Leading to Calls for Government Action

Inflation in Canada has steadily increased over the past year, impacting the cost of living there. Rising inflation has had a steady growth, increasing every year to reach 6.8% in April 2022. Housing prices and essential commodities like food, gas, etc. are becoming more expensive. Increasing consumer demands and challenges to keep a free-flowing supply […]
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Canadian Polls suggest growing dissatisfaction with the current federal government, particularly regarding inflation and affordability. Opposition parties are leveraging this sentiment.

Photo credit: wwwkitchener.citynews.ca A new survey shows the anti-incumbency wave in Canada for the current federal government. Two in three Canadians are dissatisfied with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his federal government for inflation to health care, government spending and housing affordability in Canada. Almost half of them want him (Justin Trudeau) to resign
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Canada aims to be a leader in technology and innovation, with investments in areas like artificial intelligence and clean technology

Photo credit: www.news18.com Aiming to be a leader in technology and innovation, Canada is developing and applying artificial intelligence (AI) to research centres, government sectors, businesses and start-ups. To ensure a better future for all Canadians, Canada announced a national AI strategy for the first time in the country in 2017. As the pilot project, […]
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In Canada, a journalist is arrested for merely asking uncomfortable questions to a Canadian minister

A journalist named David Menzies was arrested in Richmond Hill, a suburb of Toronto, Canada, for posing questions to Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, as reported by local news outlet Rebel News. The incident occurred on January 8, coinciding with the fourth anniversary of the downing of passenger plane PS 752 by Iran’s Islamic […]
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Indian-origin worker in Canada forced to quit job after unwarranted search by Police and deportation threats, lawsuit filed

In the Canadian province of Manitoba, an Indian-origin convenience store worker, Harjot Singh, has taken legal action by filing a lawsuit against Winnipeg police officer Jeffrey Norman. Singh alleges that Norman conducted an unwarranted search of his store and threatened him with deportation, leading to significant distress and ultimately forcing Singh to resign from his