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Montreal transit agency bans workplace prayers from September 1 under Quebec’s new secularism law: What employees need to know about Bill 9Montreal’s public transit agency STM has banned employees from praying on workplace property from September 1 under Quebec’s new secularism...- Quote of the day by John Lennon: "Life is what happens when you're..." — Life lessons from an inspiring quote on mindfulness, purpose, resilience, happiness, embracing change, and why living in the present may be the key to a more meaningful life by the legendary English singer-songwriter and Beatles iconToday's Quote of the Day by John Lennon: John Lennon's famous quote hits right where it matters: "Life is what happens when you're busy mak...
- VIA Rail CEO Mario Péloquin announces exit days after Canada unveils high-speed rail construction timeline serving nearly half the populationVIA Rail President and CEO Mario Péloquin is retiring in mid-January after over four decades in the transport industry. His departure follo...
- Quebec Municipal Election: results for all cities in Quebec, find out list of winners, runner-ups, election plans, and more; Ferrada takes home Montreal post 8-yr Liberal ruleSoraya Martinez Ferrada elected Montreal mayor with 42% of vote, defeating Luc Rabouin. Bruno Marchand reelected Quebec City mayor with nea...
- Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau’s first public date video: All about their romance, net worth, and past relationshipsAmerican pop superstar Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have publicly confirmed their relationship, appearing t...
- Katy Perry & Justin Trudeau’s rumored romance fizzles after ‘intimate’ dinner falloutKaty Perry and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s rumored romance has reportedly cooled following an “intimate” dinner in Montreal. S...
- Canada Day 2025: Are schools, banks, grocery stores open on July 1? Check full list hereCanada Day 2025: Canadians are preparing for Canada Day on July 1st, marked by fireworks and celebrations. While government offices and Can...
- Mass closures across for Canada Day on July 1: What’s open, what’s not, and how it’ll affect youCanada gears up for Canada Day on July 1. Celebrations include barbecues and fireworks. Government offices and postal services will be clos...
- Ontario and Quebec dominate Carney’s CabinetPrime Minister Carney's new cabinet emphasizes regional representation, with Ontario securing a significant presence of 15 members, highlig...
- Here’s how much it will cost you to study at some of Canada’s top universitiesCanada has emerged as a top destination for international students due to its cultural diversity and prestigious universities, with an aver...
- Innovative financing plans can help speed up green transitionThe shift to a low-carbon economy required over $6.5 trillion annually for 15 years. Successful climate strategies included policy, regulat...
- Canada's immigration creates 'mirage' of economic prosperity: EconomistsCanada's population grew at its fastest pace since 1957 last year, placing it among top 20 fastest growing countries in the world, Statisti...
- Alstom begins production of light-weight Movia metro passenger trains for Bhopal, Indore metro projectsOf the 52 trainsets of 3-car configuration each, 27 trainsets will be for Bhopal and 25 trainsets for Indore. These trains are capable of o...
- Historic biodiversity deal clinched at COP15 summit"This is a historic moment," said Huang Runqiu, China's environment minister and president of COP15. "Today is the end of a long journey th...
- G20 declaration underlines urgency to rapidly transform, diversify energy systems"We call for continued support for developing countries, especially the most vulnerable ones, in terms of providing access to affordable, r...
- Canada to resume random Covid testing at four major airportsAccording to the PHAC, all testing for air travellers, for both those who qualify as fully and partially vaccinated or unvaccinated, will b...
- Air Canada lays off 5,000, France tries to save food supplyThe Montreal-based carrier, Air Canada is laying off about 3,600 employees, plus 1,549 flight attendants at its low-cost subsidiary Rouge, ...
- The best ways to get to work, according to ScienceThe average commuter spends about an hour a day heading to and from work, but plenty spend as much as three hours commuting.
- Here's what Canada has to offer to a time-strapped travellerThe second largest country in the world has a lot to offer, from wildlife and natural wonders to cityscapes, to the discerning traveller.
- Loco MNCs seek to ride metro rushAmbitious metro rail service plans in major Indian cities are opening up multi-billion dollar opportunities for rail car manufacturers.
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