Many Ontario child-care centres are operating at a loss because the government has not increased it reimbursement rate while their costs rise
Category: Politics & Policy
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Editorial: Ottawa fails small businesses with its carbon tax scheme
Small and medium-sized businesses have good reason to be upset about the carbon tax. Ottawa has failed to deliver on its promises to them
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Young Americans more critical of Israel, poll shows
Young people’s views were nearly flipped among older Americans, with 53 per cent of those aged 65 and above supporting Israel’s response
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Canada to reduce number of temporary foreign workers
Ottawa is to reduce the number of temporary residents to five per cent of the population over the next three years, down from 6.2 percent
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La Presse faces antisemitism accusations over Netanyahu cartoon
La Presse faced accusations of antisemitism on Wednesday over its depiction of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a vampire
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Canada halting arms exports to Israel: govt official
“The situation on the ground makes it so that we can’t” export any kind of military equipment, said a Canadian official
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France faces high-risk vote on EU-Canada free trade deal
The EU-Canada trade pact requires ratification in all EU member countries to take effect. France is one of the countries yet to ratify the deal
Posted inFamily
Immigrants divorce and separate less than people born in Canada
Immigrants to Canada are less likely to have their unions end in divorce or separation than the Canadian born, a new Statscan report shows
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TikTok faces national security review in Canada
Canada is conducting a national security review of Chinese-owned TikTok’s proposed expansion of the popular video app in the country
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Will Canada’s grocery code of conduct even help consumers?
The grocery industry seems poised to adopt a grocery code of conduct, voluntarily or otherwise. But to what extent will it help Canadians with their food bills?