Immigration to Nova Scotia
In 2025, Nova Scotia was the destination to 9,175 new permanent residents.
Canada Immigrants - Move Work Live
Canada is Sliding Toward “Soft” Totalitarianism
The Erosion of Canadian Democracy: Floor Crossing Signals One Party Rule.
Immigration to Newfoundland and Labrador
In 2025, Newfoundland and Labrador was the destination to 5,070 new permanent residents.
Alberta Introduces Bill 26: Immigration Oversight Act
Bill 26 promises to crush shady bosses and fake credentials
Immigration to Prince Edward Island
In 2025, Prince Edward Island was the destination to 2,230 new permanent residents.
A Quiet Raise for Ontario’s Political Class
How Ontario MPPs reward themselves in a failing bureaucracy.
Religious Takeover: Street Prayers vs. Canadian Freedoms
Public space belongs to all Canadians, not just loud faith groups.
Best Affordability in a Decade! Yeah, Right
$17,572 grocery bills and 51.6% housing burden prove he’s completely detached.
Immigration to the Northwest Territories
440 immigrants chose The Northwest Territories as their destination in 2025.
Another Blank Check for Ukraine while Zelensky’s Credibility in Free Fall
As Canadian families face nearly $1,000 higher grocery bills and record food insecurity, Ottawa funnels millions to Ukraine amid deepening corruption scandals that have shattered President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s credibility across Europe.
Immigration to Canada by Province – 2025
In 2025, a total of 393,530 foreign citizens were admitted to Canada as permanent residents.
The Growing Extortion Crisis in Canada’s South Asian Communities
Violent threats and shootings are skyrocketing as criminals target shops, restaurants, and construction firms. Hey, if you know people in...
Sri Lankan Immigrants to Canada
In 2025, a total of 3,090 Sri Lankan citizens were admitted to Canada as permanent residents.
Carney Unhappy With Israel But Remains Supportive
Carney criticizes the Lebanon invasion and recognizes Palestine first — so why does Israel still have his quiet backing?
Backlogs, low wages, and no removals. This is how Canada keeps wages down.
Unemployment at 6.7 percent and Canada still floods the market with low-wage workers.
