The crew of the Ukrainian passenger aircraft that crashed near Tehran did not make a radio call for help and were trying to turn back to the airport when the plane went down, Iran investigators say. Iran’s civil aviation authority made the comments in a preliminary crash report a day after the crash of the Ukrainian plane that killed … Continue reading Aviation experts skeptical about Iran’s initial claim on the possible cause of planecrash
President Donald Trump on Thursday quipped about being removed from Canada's broadcast of "Home Alone 2," tweeting that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did not like "paying up on Nato or trade." The CBC claims it nixed Trump from the 10-second scene over time constraints. https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1210350571452022784 Chuck Thompson, the CBC's head of public affairs, said in a statement the … Continue reading Trump and Trudeau aren’t best of friends
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Gregoire Trudeau wave to supporters after the federal election at the Palais des Congres in Montreal, Quebec. Trudeau's Liberals held onto power after a closely fought election but were reduced to a minority government that will need the support in Parliament of a smaller left-leaning party. … Continue reading Memorable pictures of political events in Canada
Justin Trudeau will remain as Canada's prime minister after Monday's general election—but to pass legislation, his Liberals will have to work with other parties. With most of the votes counted, the CBC projects a Liberal minority government, with the party expected to win around 156 seats, down from 184 and below the 170 needed for a majority … Continue reading Justin Trudeau wins another term as Canada’s PM
One month after Canada legalized marijuana for everyone in the country, Canadians spent C$54 million ($41 million) on the product, according to a report from Bloomberg. An Ottawa-based organization called Statistics Canada released the figures last week after adding marijuana to its monthly reports that keep track of Canada’s economic accounts. The C$54 million number is higher … Continue reading Legal marijuana: Now investors’ most-appealing business in Canada
Chinese tech giant Huawei is facing a growing backlash overseas, and increased scrutiny of the company is hampering its efforts to dominate emerging fifth-generation network markets. Over the past few weeks, Huawei has faced a landslide of allegations, all of which it has denied. The company’s chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou, has been released on … Continue reading We will not harm any nation or individual – HUAWEI
Canada has updated its travel advisory for China to warn citizens about the risk of arbitrary enforcement of local laws after a court sentenced a Canadian tourist to death on Monday. "Exercise a high degree of caution in China due to the risk of arbitrary enforcement of local laws," the note reads, citing "death … Continue reading Canada warns citizens against traveling to China
China has released the detained Canadian national, spokesman for Global Affairs Canada Richard Walker informed on Sunday. Sarah McIver was detained due to a work permit issue related to her teaching job in China. Walker, however, refused any further information about McIver's return to Canada. McIver's detention was confirmed by Canadian Prime Minister Justin … Continue reading China confirms release of detained Canadian
The Canadian cannabis industry is still reeling from sky-high demand in the second week of legalization, with growers expressing frustration at the length of time it’s taking to be licensed as shelves sit empty. “We’re biting our nails, and I think our shareholders are biting their nails too,” said Anthony Durkacz, director at FSD … Continue reading Demand for marijuana soars in Canada despite legal setbacks
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has revealed his country is prepared to accommodate nearly 250,000 American refugees if Donald Trump is elected U.S. president. And famous singer Miley Cyrus says she will leave the country, too. There are speculations in the media that a good number of Americans will be forced to relocate if the Republican … Continue reading 2016 U.S. Election: Canada set to receive over 250,000 U.S. refugees if Trump wins
The photo above shows a Canadian Border Service Agency official on duty at Toronto International Airport. Foreigners who love using chat apps like Whatapp, QQ, IMO, Viber, Skype and especially, Wechat in Canada are advised to consider the laws and security risks in the country while on social media. Some Wechat memes could pose a great … Continue reading These Wechat memes can get you deported from Canada
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