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In light of the turmoil caused by President Trump’s global tariff situation, two notable economists, Art Laffer and Steve Moore, have presented a compelling strategy that could transform the trade …
Economists Propose Groundbreaking Trade Strategy for Trump on Tariffs Read More
In a significant turn of events, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada and the U.S. will embark on extensive negotiations for a new economic and security alliance immediately following …
Canada and U.S. Set for New Talks on Economic and Security Ties After Elections Read More
In Burlington, Vermont, the freshly announced tariffs by President Trump on Canadian and Mexican imports threaten to ripple through the local economy. These tariffs, set at 25% for most goods …
The Future of Vermont’s Economy: Facing the Music of Tariffs Read More
Concerns Over Tariffs in Worcester In Worcester, Massachusetts, local businesses, economists, and community leaders are expressing apprehension over recent tariff discussions. The Trump Administration has deferred proposed tariffs on Mexico …
Local Businesses and Economists Alarmed by Tariff Discussions Read More
Original Source: montrealgazette.com Quebec has temporarily halted the majority of new international adoption applications, citing serious concerns related to human rights and child trafficking. The provincial government aims to strengthen …
Quebec Halts International Adoptions Amid Child Welfare Concerns Read More
Original Source: www.thespec.com In a decisive move, Quebec has placed a moratorium on most new international adoption applications, citing troubling issues surrounding human rights and child trafficking. This strategic suspension …
Quebec Halts International Adoptions Over Human Rights and Trafficking Fears Read More
Montrealer Marie-France Barbier claims that her workplace racial discrimination complaints are improperly handled by two Quebec bodies, the CDPDJ and CNESST. She describes being trapped in a frustrating cycle of …
Montreal Woman Alleges Quebeck Commission Mismanagement of Racial Complaints Read More
A recent report highlights the alarming neglect of human rights obligations by Canada’s provinces and territories, with only Quebec publicly acknowledging such commitments. Alberta, for example, incorrectly claims no obligation …
Canada’s Human Rights Obligations: A Call for Accountability and Reform Read More