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US visa no longer a passport to love for Indians after Trump H-1B squeezeUS immigration policies are changing marriage plans for Indians. Families are hesitant to arrange marriages with individuals in the United ...- Canada hopes Trump’s $100,000 visa fee redirects talent northA new US fee on H-1B visas, potentially benefiting Canada's tech and healthcare sectors, may reverse the brain drain to the US. While compa...
- Canadian youth push back against tipping culture as survey links frustration to rising costs and stagnant wagesCanadians are increasingly frustrated with widespread tipping culture as living costs rise, according to a recent survey. The majority feel...
- Canada’s job crisis? Student unemployment skyrockets to 14.2% — is a recession here already?Canada's student summer job market is facing significant challenges, with unemployment reaching a concerning 17.4%, the highest since the 2...
- Canada student job crisis explodes as unemployment hits highest level since 2009, triggering fears of looming recessionCanada faces a concerning rise in student unemployment. The rate hits 17.4 percent, a high not seen since 2009. Economists worry this signa...
- Diljit Dosanjh is now part of student syllabus amid 'Sardaar Ji 3' controversy: Canadian university launches new courseAs Diljit Dosanjh faces criticism in India for casting Pakistani actors in Sardaar Ji 3, a Canadian university is celebrating his legacy wi...
- Meta news ban intensifying Canadians' legacy media breakFor more than a year, social media giant Meta has cut access to news websites on its sites, rebuffing Canada's government over a law called...
- How Reddit, one of US' most-visited platforms, became a darling for AI companiesReddit, a social media veteran and IPO newbie, is the new attractive resource for AI companies. Reddit's huge amount of data works well for...
- Even moderate temperature rise may cause increased hospital visits, death, says studyResearchers from the University of Waterloo and Toronto Metropolitan University have demonstrated that 18.4 °C night-time temperatures can ...
- Mass immigration experiment gives Canada an edge in global race for laborFor Trudeau’s administration, the massive immigration experiment is a way to broaden the labor market as global competition for skilled wor...
- 'Not chump change:' Home prices in Canada strain affluent budgetsCanada's housing costs are among the highest in the world, driven, in part, by robust real estate markets in its largest cities, including ...
- ‘Kaali’ poster row: Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum says it ‘deeply regrets’ offence caused to Hindus; FIR filed against director Leena Manimekalai in UPAn FIR was also filed against Leena Manimekalai in Uttar Pradesh.
- 'Kaali' poster row: NRI director Leena Manimekalai says she has nothing to lose, wants to 'speak without fear'The Toronto-based film-maker has waded into controversy with the poster of her film 'Kaali'.
- Ford administration refuses to disclose how long it fought to keep mandate letters secretThe Ontario government did not reveal the number of hours that lawyers worked on behalf of premier Doug Ford to protect the confidentiality...
- An economist explains: What you need to know about inflationInflation refers to a general increase in prices and the resulting decline in the purchasing power of money. While most of us can sense whe...
- That Russian business you’re boycotting isn’t actually RussianOne reason calls for boycotts keep growing despite their ineffectiveness is that many people appear to believe they are sticking to their g...
- Amazon’s HQ2 deadline is here. Now the real competition beginsA Moody’s report chose Austin as the top contender for HQ2, pointing to its low cost of living, high quality of life and the “business-frie...
- Encourage cycling to tackle pollution; but Indian motorists need to be sensitised to cyclists' safetyWith increasing pollution and congestion on their roads, Indian cities have no option but to get more people to cycle.
- Wall Street’s young investment bankers move to tech and startupsBankers who spend more than 75 hours in the office per week are marked in red; those who work fewer hours are branded blue or yellow.
- 'Little Indias' world-over: Ethnic hubs tackling diverse challenges to reinvent themselvesThere are Little Indias around the world, in cities with sizeable population of people of Indian origin, which provide specific ethnic prod...
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