Business Immigration System Traps Start-Up Entrepreneurs

Canadian lawyers warn Ottawa’s Start-Up Visa system is leaving entrepreneurs stuck for years, unable to build the businesses tied to their permanent residence applications
Carney Opens Door to More Immigration

Prime Minister Mark Carney has signalled a return to population growth as the opposition Conservatives demand deeper immigration cuts, setting up a political fight over how many newcomers Canada can absorb
Vancouver Has Had Enough of Managing Misery on Its Streets

On Oct. 17, Vancouverites heading to the municipal polls will decide whether to keep managing the drug addiction and disorder that have become tragic symbols of the city’s streets, or demand treatment and meaningful intervention

Family violence is a pervasive issue that casts a long shadow across communities worldwide.

Canadians who share their stories could win $10,000 to give to their charity of choice

StartRight® with up to $1,250 in welcome bonuses, savings & benefits for newcomers

50 Canadian communities will have the 5G network by this year

First wave of 5G to roll out in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary and Toronto

Philippine Days is one of the Lower Mainland’s longest-running annual events

Ultimately, they want nothing short of a transfer of democratic power to oligarchies of frantic enviro-zealots

Campus Scene: Annie Zhu

Ethnicity: Chinese
Sign: Taurus
Canada remains hooked on U.S. food

Changing where Canadians buy and sell food is proving much harder than changing how they feel about the United States
Don’t Let AI Replace Settlement Workers

Artificial intelligence can help newcomers find services, prepare for work and navigate Canada’s settlement system. But using it to replace trained workers risks turning complex human problems into automated answers
Ex-Mountie Sues Ottawa for $55 Million Over China Probe

As a third RCMP foreign interference case collapses, acquitted ex-Mountie William Majcher is suing Ottawa for $55 million, alleging false intelligence and a politically driven probe destroyed his career
VIFF 2026: South Asian Post and Filipino Post Support First Comes Love: Nakabingwit

The 45th Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) returns to Vancouver from October 1–11, 2026
VIFF 2026: South Asian Post and Filipino Post Support The Gymnasts of Fisherman Colony

The 45th Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) returns to Vancouver from October 1–11, 2026, bringing audiences an exciting selection of international and Canadian cinema.

 
Canada urges early visa applications ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

Canada is urging football fans, athletes and officials to apply early for visas and travel permits as the country prepares to co-host the FIFA World Cup 26 with the United States and Mexico
Beyond Borders: How Family Violence Uniquely Affects Immigrants and Newcomers and How The Today Family Violence Help Centre Offers a Lifeline

Family violence is a pervasive issue that casts a long shadow across communities worldwide
The 44th Vancouver International Film Festival will commence on October 2, showcasing over 435 screenings

Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) presents its 44th edition this week
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