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Canada has a long way to go to tackle is tech skills gap

Tens of thousands of public servants and contractors file paperwork every year requesting security clearance to gain access ...

Federal Labour Minister Seamus O’Regan and several MPs met with members of the Canada Truck Operators Association (CTOA) this week, discussing the roles

When Maj. Sarabjot Anand was being deployed to Romania, he had to undergo a simulated gas mask test. The problem? The mask wasn’t designed to accommodate soldiers like him who kept a beard as part of their Sikh faith.

Several other Canadian pensioners have come forward with stories about losing their benefits because the government erroneously declared them dead, leading a national advocate to wonder how many others may be unaware of their situation.

The Rideau Falls Lab, Sir Charles Tupper Building, Graham Spry Building, LEsplanade Laurier and Brooke Claxton Building are on the list.

Two Quebec-based charitable agencies suspected by the RCMP of being undercover Chinese police stations have received over $400,000 ...

A report by the Montreal Gazette revealed that the Service à la Famille Chinoise du Grand Montréal received more than $4.45 million from the Canadian government over the last three years

Embarrassment for Justin Trudeau as Quebec charity suspected of hosting sites set up to intimidate citizens benefits from government money

Experts say the funding may have helped legitimize the Montreal charity suspected of backing efforts to silence critics of China’s regime