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Canada may reach 2030 emissions goal without unpopular carbon tax

Canada could meet its 2030 emissions target without a carbon tax on consumers, some analysts say, as the Liberal government faces mounting political pressure to remove it. The tax has long been criticized by the opposition Conservative Party,

Toronto Star · 1d

Canada’s carbon emissions drop for first time since the pandemic

Electricity continues to be a standout,” said the Canadian Climate Institute’s principal economist, of the sector’s 62 per cent drop in carbon emissions since 2005. But an increase in the oil and gas industry accounts for nearly a third of all emissions nationwide.

CBC.ca · 1d

Is it the beginning of the end for Canada's carbon tax?

And last week, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh — who has previously voted with the Liberals on their carbon pricing scheme — seemed to cast doubt on it too. So how did Canadians turn against the carbon tax,

Canada, Immigration Minister

The Financial Express · 2h

Canada cuts study permits, applications may fall by 50%

Marc Miller, minister of immigration, refugees and citizenship, announced new study permit cap levels with 35% fewer permits this year, and reducing it further by 10% for 2025 and 2026.

AOL · 1d

Canada further tightens rules on temporary workers, students

Canada is further reducing the number of study permits it will grant to foreign students and tightening eligibility for work permits in a bid to cut down on the number of temporary residents in the country,

The PIE News · 1d

BREAKING: Canada further limits international student numbers

Canada is putting further limits on the number of international study permits it issues, reducing study permits to 437,000 in 2025, among more outlined changes to the country's International Student Program.

Churchill, Canada

Reuters · 17h

'Roaring Lion' Churchill portrait retrieved from Italy after Canada theft

Italy handed back to Canada on Thursday a famous photographic portrait of Winston Churchill that was stolen from an Ottawa hotel more than two years ago and sold at auction to an unsuspecting Italian lawyer.

The Washington Post · 16h

An iconic Churchill photo stolen in Canada and found in Italy is ready to return

A special ceremony at the Canadian Embassy in Rome has marked the successful recovery of a stolen photo portrait of Winston Churchill, known as “The Roaring Lion,” after a two-year international searc

Associated Press · 2h

Churchill’s ‘Roaring Lion’ portrait handed over to Canadian authorities in Rome

A renowned portrait of Winston Churchill that was reported stolen from an Ottawa hotel has been handed over to its legitimate owner during a ceremony at the Canadian embassy in Rome on Thursday.

Canada’s Trudeau says there’s ‘more work to do’ after his party suffers another by-election loss

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s focused on the work ahead after the ruling Liberals lost in another ...

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Canada kicks off submarine tender after survey of global vendors

Canada wants to have up to 12 new boats within ten-plus years, in line with the country's security aspirations as an Atlantic ...

Canada opens new critical minerals hub in push to end China’s dominance

Saskatchewan facility marks small step in North America’s drive to challenge Beijing’s control of processing rare earths ...

Canada Yield Curve Disinverts With Fed and Macklem Eyeing Cuts

Canada’s benchmark two-year yield briefly dropped below the 10-year for the first time in more than two years, as traders ...

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Qatar, Canada enhance developmental cooperation

Ottawa: The visit of Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani to Canada concluded, reaffirming the strength and growth of ...

Canada relaxes some mortgage rules to tackle housing crisis

Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland on Monday announced changes to some mortgage rules as part of an effort to make ...

Snow risk grows after Canada records first -10C of the season

A brief dose of Arctic air brought Canada its chilliest temperature so far this season—with snow following not far behind ...

The PIE News11h

Canada reacts to further caps amid policy confusion

The announcement of further IRCC restrictions on international students has plunged the sector into uncertainty once again, ...

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