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A guide to Canadian permanent residence: French emerges as ‘golden ticket’; those with work experience in Canada have an edgeProficiency in French has emerged as the most promising pathway to Canadian permanent residency, with French-language draws offering signif...- Canada may need India now more than ever as trade risks mountCanada and India have revived trade talks, aiming to double bilateral trade to $50 billion by 2030. This move signals a desire to move past...
- Canadian bread price fixing settlement opens: $500m available for claimsCanadians can now claim compensation from a $500 million bread price fixing settlement involving Loblaw and George Weston. Eligible residen...
- Canada’s new government spells trouble for immigrantsFollowing the Liberal Party's victory under Prime Minister Mark Carney, Canada will maintain reduced immigration targets through 2027, aimi...
- Canada accuses Google of creating an adtech monopolyCanada's competition authority has accused Google of abusing its online advertising tools to create a monopoly. They have filed a complaint...
- Canada's Competition Tribunal imposes $39 mln penalty on CineplexCineplex has been ordered to pay nearly $39 million after the Competition Tribunal found it engaged in deceptive marketing by adding a mand...
- Global Shift: New policies impact international student demand in the UK, Canada & AustraliaThe international education landscape is experiencing significant shifts due to new policies impacting student demand in the UK, Canada, an...
- Canadian publishers seek antitrust probe of Meta blocking newsMeta started blocking news on its Facebook and Instagram platforms for all users in Canada last week in response to a law requiring interne...
- Number of Indian STEM students declines in US, rises in CanadaThe number of Indian students enrolled in graduate-level computer science and engineering courses at US universities declined by over 25% b...
- Google case: Competition Commission of India says final decision to take more timeThe fair trade regulator has already received the detailed probe report on the case from its investigation arm Director General (DG).
- China slowing for sure, profits drop most in JulyIncome dropped 5.4% last month from a year earlier to 366.8 billion yuan ($57.7 bn), the fourth straight decline, National Bureau of Statis...
- China's $15.1 bn bid for oil from Canadian sandsA friendly $15.1 billion Chinese bid for a big Canadian energy company gels with government pleas for foreign money to develop the costly o...
- BHP extends Potash deadline for Canadian regulatorsAnglo-Australian mining giant BHP Billiton Tuesday extended its 40 billion US dollar hostile bid for Canada's Potash Corp for a month after...
- Panel formed to specify norms for networks to prevent hackingIndia has formed a panel with members from the IB, spy agency RAW, to specify audit norms for all communication networks to prevent hacking...
- Pinarayi Vijayan approaches SC to save skinKerala Governor R S Gavai’s sanction to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to prosecute CPM state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan in the ...
- L&T inks reactor deal with Atomic Energy of CanadaLarsen & Toubro (L&T), the country’s largest engineering company, announced on Thursday that it has signed an agreement with Atomic Energy ...
- L&T inks reactor deal with Atomic Energy of CanadaLarsen & Toubro (L&T), the country’s largest engineering company, announced on Thursday that it has signed an agreement with Atomic Energy ...
- European Commission looking into chocolate pricingThe European Commission has asked for information on pricing practices by candymakers, a signal that regulators across the globe are taking...
- 'Canadian chocolate cos involved in price-fixing scheme'Newly released court documents allege that the Canadian divisions of Nestle, Mars, Hershey and others teamed up in a price-fixing scheme in...
- Govts turn up the heat on business cartelsCartels are so unambiguously harmful that competition law and competition authorities, almost everywhere, reserve their strictest treatment...
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