China Initiates Anti-Dumping Investigation into Canadian Rapeseed Imports
China’s Ministry of Commerce has launched an anti-dumping investigation into rape seeds imported from Canada starting in 2023, assessing potential harm to domestic industries.
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Canada Aligns with U.S. in Imposing Tariffs on Chinese Imports
Canada announces steep tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, steel, and aluminum, aligning with U.S. trade policies and raising questions about global trade dynamics.
Canada’s Unjustifiable Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles
Canada has imposed tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, following the United States’ lead. The decision reflects complex trade dynamics and raises questions about industrial policy and international relations.
Champions at Home: A Young Canadian Climber’s Olympic Dream
A 19-year-old Canadian rock climber trains tirelessly for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, turning a lifelong passion into an international pursuit.
Canada Prepares for Historic Copa America Semifinal Against Argentina
Canada is set for a historic Copa America semifinal against Argentina. Coach Jesse Marsch likens the clash to David versus Goliath, as the underdog Canadians prepare to face the defending champions.
Argentina Tops Group A with Martinez Double; Canada Advances to Quarterfinals
Lautaro Martinez’s brace led Argentina to a 2-0 win over Peru, topping Group A in Copa America despite Lionel Messi’s injury. Canada also reached the quarterfinals.
Canada Takes Action Against Benzene Pollution After Indigenous Emergency
Canada orders petrochemical plants to curb benzene emissions after an indigenous community declares a state of emergency due to pollution from a facility in Ontario’s “Chemical Valley.”
Western Canada’s Wildfires Spark Evacuations and Global Climate Concerns
Western Canada’s first major wildfires have spread over 8,000 hectares, prompting evacuations and air quality warnings. Authorities in British Columbia and Alberta battle blazes fueled by warm temperatures and strong winds.
Canada’s Aamjiwnaang First Nation Declares State of Emergency Over Toxic Chemical Leak
Canada’s Aamjiwnaang First Nation declares a state of emergency due to hazardous benzene emissions from a nearby plastics plant, highlighting environmental and health concerns within the community.
Orca Calf Escapes Canadian Lagoon After Month-Long Ordeal
A two-year-old orca calf trapped in a Vancouver Island lagoon for over a month has swum towards freedom, igniting hopes for a reunion with her pod.
Canadian Family Keeps Maple Syrup Tradition Alive in Northern Ontario
Discover how the Lariviere family in Northern Ontario keeps Canada’s maple syrup traditions alive, producing pure syrup the old-fashioned way and uniting communities through cherished customs.
Niagara Region Declares Emergency Ahead of Rare Solar Eclipse
Canada’s Niagara Region declares a state of emergency ahead of a rare total solar eclipse, anticipating massive crowds drawn to the iconic waterfalls.
Melting Ice Roads Isolate Indigenous Communities in Northern Canada
Warm weather melts ice roads in northern Canada, cutting off Indigenous communities reliant on them for essential supplies.
Canadians Express Concern Over Japan’s Third Fukushima Wastewater Release
Locals in Canada express worries over Japan’s third release of nuclear-contaminated water from Fukushima, urging for international consensus on environmental impacts.
India-Canada Diplomatic Rift Places U.S. in Delicate Balancing Act
The escalating diplomatic dispute between India and Canada over the killing of a Sikh separatist activist has placed the United States in a delicate position between two key allies.
Chinese Students in Canada Celebrate Spring Festival with Year of the Rabbit Wishes
Chinese students in Canada celebrated the Spring Festival with a gala event in Toronto, sharing memories and wishes for the Year of the Rabbit, and expressing hopes to reunite with family in China next year.
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