UAW to Defend Ford Worker Suspended for Heckling Trump
The UAW pledges full support for a Ford factory worker suspended after calling Donald Trump a 'pedophile protector.' The union asserts his right to free speech on the job. Get the full story.
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Ford Worker Heckles Trump, Gets Union Support and $325K
The UAW supports a Ford worker suspended for heckling Donald Trump during a plant tour. A GoFundMe for the worker has raised over $325,000. Read the full story.
Vancouver fast-food worker stabbed over free add-on refusal
Vancouver Police are investigating a violent daytime attack on a fast-food employee who refused a customer's demand for a free item. The incident highlights risks faced by service workers.
St. Paul's Hospital staff warn of growing violence, weapons
Frontline staff at Saskatoon's St. Paul's Hospital describe an unsafe workplace plagued by violence and weapons, prompting calls for urgent action to protect healthcare workers.
Missing Vancouver man found dead, police investigate
A man reported missing by a co-worker in Richmond has been found deceased. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
U.S. ends protection for Somalis in migrant crackdown
The U.S. terminates Temporary Protected Status for Somalia, impacting thousands. This move is part of a broader immigration policy shift under the Trump administration. Read the details and potential consequences.
Welfare Fraud Crackdown Shows Red-Blue State Disparity
The Trump administration moved to cut welfare funds in Democratic states over fraud, while letting Republican-led Mississippi off the hook for a massive scandal. Explore the political double standard.
17 Renter-Friendly Home Upgrades for 2026
Discover 17 clever, non-permanent home upgrades perfect for Canadian renters. Transform your space without losing your security deposit. Start your rental makeover today!
Canadian Creates First Indoor Olympic Speedskating Rink
A Canadian ice master has made Olympic history by creating the Games' first-ever indoor temporary speedskating rink. Discover the innovation behind this groundbreaking achievement.
Canadian Makes Olympic History with First Indoor Speedskating Rink
A Canadian ice master has made Olympic history by creating the Games' first-ever indoor temporary speedskating rink. This groundbreaking achievement highlights Canadian innovation in winter sports infrastructure.
Calgary ice master makes Olympic history with temporary rink
Calgary's Mark Messer, an Ice Master, has created the first-ever indoor temporary speedskating rink for the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, a groundbreaking feat in Olympic history. Discover how this Canadian expert is reshaping winter sports.
Regina budget yields mixed results for grant programs
Regina's 2026 city budget spares community grants with a future boost but cuts heritage incentives. Local groups express relief and concern over the process.
Guard dies at 2026 Winter Olympics construction site
A security guard died during a frigid overnight shift at a construction site near a Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic venue. Italian authorities have launched an investigation into the tragic incident.
Alberta minister vows no cuts to disability benefits
Alberta's Social Services Minister Jason Nixon commits to no budget cuts for AISH and new ADAP program, defends support levels ahead of July launch. Details on medical review panel revealed.
Tow truck operators mourn second fatality in Ontario
Ontario's tow truck industry is reeling after a second roadside death in under a month. Operators are pleading with drivers to slow down and move over for emergency vehicles.
Postal Worker Fired for Hoarding Mail Gets Job Back
An arbitrator has ordered Canada Post to reinstate a mail carrier fired for hoarding thousands of undelivered letters, citing undisclosed PTSD as a key factor. Learn the full story.
Winnipeg's Museum for Human Rights, Zoo Close for Maintenance
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights and Assiniboine Park Zoo in Winnipeg will temporarily close for annual maintenance and spring cleaning in January 2026. Plan your visit accordingly.
Lobster processor wins appeal, fine and ban overturned
A New Brunswick lobster processor has successfully appealed a $365,750 fine and a ban on hiring foreign workers. The decision, published January 9, 2026, overturns previous penalties.
Canada's Dramatic Shift on Immigration Policy
Canada's population decline and policy reversals mark a generational shift in attitudes toward immigration. Explore the data and expert analysis behind the new, more calculating approach.
Central Elgin Passes New Short-Term Rental Regulations
Central Elgin introduces a new bylaw to regulate short-term rentals, addressing tourism growth and housing for temporary trades workers. Learn how this impacts property owners and the community.
Elgin County Railway Museum Temporarily Closes
The Elgin County Railway Museum in St. Thomas, Ontario, has announced a temporary closure to the public. Learn the details and what this means for local heritage.
2,500 Undeclared Foreign Agents in Canada: Ottawa
Canada's proposed foreign agent registry reveals an estimated 2,500 entities covertly influencing politics. Learn about the new rules and enforcement challenges.
Funds Raised for Calgary Widow After Oil Rig Tragedy
Friends are collecting donations for a young Calgary woman whose husband died while working on an oil rig. The community shows support in the wake of the workplace fatality.
Ochapowace First Nation enacts temporary dog bylaw
Ochapowace First Nation has implemented a temporary emergency dog control bylaw to address community safety. Learn about the new measures and their implications.
Retired social worker travels Canada offering free listening
A retired social worker is driving across Canada, offering free, confidential sessions to help strangers feel heard and less alone. Discover how one man is turning personal loss into a mission of connection.
Calgary Restaurant Owners Jailed for Worker Fraud
Three Calgary restaurant owners receive jail sentences for defrauding temporary foreign workers of $44,000. Justice cites threats of deportation as an aggravating factor. Read the full story.
Worker's Death in Montreal Linked to Training Failure
A Quebec safety board investigation found a fatal workplace accident in Montreal North resulted from insufficient training and safety instructions. Read the full report.
Gov't proposes $1M fines for foreign influence rule breaches
The Canadian government has proposed steep fines of up to $1 million for violations of new foreign influence transparency rules. Learn about the proposed registry and its implications.
Permanent Immigration Boost May Reduce Temporary Residency
A new report suggests increasing permanent immigration levels now could help manage Canada's high temporary resident population. Explore the policy implications for 2026.
Why Alberta Farmers Depend on Temporary Foreign Workers
Alberta's agricultural sector highlights the crucial role of temporary foreign workers in providing stable labour, essential for farm operations and Canada's food security. Learn why this program is indispensable.
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