NEWS

  • 10,000 CAA Customers Could Be Equifax Hack Victims
    The Canadian Automobile Association says it is informing about 10,000 of its members that they may have had sensitive data compromised by the massive Equifax cybersecurity breach. The CAA said Thursday Equifax was its partner on the auto organization’s identity protection program, which began in March 2015 and was terminated on ...
  • Indigenous Activists Are Building Tiny Houses To Protest B.C. Trans Mountain Pipeline
    A group of indigenous and allied activists are protesting Kinder Morgan’s proposed Trans Mountain pipeline by building places for people to live. Nearly half of the project will run through Secwepemc Nation, one of the largest territories in British Columbia. But the land is mostly uninhabited, so the Tiny House Warriors movement ...
  • Expo for immigrant women in small business in Toronto
    Are you an immigrant women in business? The Immigrant Women’s Small Business Expo (IWSB), which was set to take place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on September 17, will now take place at the Daniels Spectrum, a self-proclaimed “cultural hub” just a few kilometres from the original venue. The expo ...
  • Exxon Mobil Misled Public By Withholding Climate Knowledge, Study Finds
    Coal, oil and gas are tremendous resources: solar energy absorbed by plants and super concentrated over millions of years. They’re potent fuels and provide ingredients for valuable products. But the oil boom, spurred by improved drilling technology, came at the wrong time. Profits were (and still are) the priority — ...
  • First step toward a new career in Canada: get certified for success in your chosen profession
    You made your decision. You said your goodbyes. Now you’re here in Canada, full of optimism and searching for work. Chances are you arrived with a post-secondary degree, experience in your field and good references. But if you’re like many newcomers to Canada, you may initially find it difficult landing a job ...