How a new ‘nature economy’ is transforming the fight for B.C.’s ancient forests
Some communities in Canada are embracing a ‘nature economy.’ It’s the idea of protecting nature as a way of generating economic development.
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Defence Minister Speaks To Canadian Defence Minister, Discusses Bilateral Defence Relations
New Delhi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh held a telephonic conversation with Canadian Minister of National Defence Anita Anand on Wednesday. The conversation was warm and cordial, stated a release.Both ministers discussed ways to develop bilateral defence relations, which shall be reflective of their democratic ethos and a shared interest in the peace and security of the Indo-Pacific, the media
Judge dismisses youth climate crisis lawsuit against Ontario government
Judge says weak climate plans will increase risk of death for Canada’s young people but do not violate Charter rightsA judge has warned that Ontario’s weak climate plans will “increase the risk of death” for Canada’s young people – but dismissed a laws…
RCMP ‘actively investigating’ Chinese government police stations following arrests in U.S.
A photo uncovered by the FBI allegedly shows the opening ceremony for Beijing-controlled police stations in five countries, including Canada.
Missing Canadian women and girls called family from Syrian camp: Edmonton lawyer
The two women and three teens who were to be repatriated from Syria said they’re alive but have been mistreated, need medical attention and have lost all their possessions.
Covid May Increase the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes, Researchers Find
Men and people with severe illnesses were more likely to develop the condition within a year. But the data does not prove that the coronavirus causes diabetes.
Canada shuts baby eel fishery after string of attacks on harvesters
Officials announce 45-day ban on harvesting elvers in provinces of Nova Scotia and New BrunswickCanada has temporarily shut down its baby eel fishery following a string of attacks on harvesters, as well as mounting concerns over widespread poaching of …
Canada closes embassy in Sudan as violent clashes enter 3rd day
At least 185 people have been killed and over 1,800 wounded since the sudden eruption of violence in Khartoum over the weekend, UN envoy Volker Perthes said.
Ottawa’s fix for unblocking Afghanistan aid creates more barriers, MPs tell minister
Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino says Canada will not issue a blanket exemption to terrorism laws for humanitarian workers as allies have done, saying it risks abuse.
Justin Trudeau accuses rival of ‘running to American billionaires’ in CBC Twitter row
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has said it would pause Twitter activities after being labelled ‘government-funded media’Prime minister Justin Trudeau has waded into a feud over Twitter’s decision to label Canada’s public broadcaster as “government-f…