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Opinion: By dramatically increasing the number of low-skilled foreigners allowed to work in Canada, Trudeau has reduced the pressure on traditionally low-paying sectors to increase wages

The south-pointing chariot is a Chinese invention that functioned in a similar way to a compass. Instead of pointing north, however, this device could point south, or any other direction it was ‘programmed’ to point in the first place, for that matter. The compass, which is regarded as one of the Four Great Inventions of the Chinese civilisation, functions based on the Earth’s magnetic field.

Linking refugees with hosts helps them find their feet | Britain

Opinion: Canada is not a particularly cohesive country, but it’s always worthwhile to see how others see us. The data are encouraging

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What Canada can learn from Germanys mass, unplanned migration Five years ago, more than a million refugees arrived in Germany. Today, many are working full-time. Here are the lessons Canada can learn from what went right—and wrong—in Germany. February 2, 2021 Shmayess (right) left Syria for Görlitz, Germany, in 2015; his wife, Ammar, joined him a year later and the couple recently opened a restaurant (Photograph by Sadiya Ansari) When Sami Shmayess was visiting his parents in his hometow...