Author: The Canadian Magazine of Immigration

The law paves the way for corporate control of water, threatening affordability and safety.

Ontario’s supply management system poured 10.2 million litres down the drain in November 2025 alone, keeping prices high while families struggle to afford basics. Is this “stability” worth the waste?

Seven Toronto officers charged with leaking intel to organized crime for bribes; York’s Project South uncovers shootings, extortions, and murder plots, yet another blow to public trust in policing that demands real accountability, not just suspensions and promises.

Prime Minister points fingers at old “obstructionism” for weak loonie and sky-high food prices while Canada tops the G7 in food inflation and the real culprits remain homegrown

Project South Drops Bombshell—7 Cops Charged in Murder Plots, Shootings, and Tow Wars

How lenient bail policies let repeat criminals walk free within hours, fueling violent crime spikes while victims wait for real change.

Davos elites warn of a $400 trillion retirement crisis and urge higher ages, targeted cuts, and market-friendly tweaks, while Canadian seniors face the greedy fallout of slashing their hard-earned Old Age Security benefits.

From Greenbelt adjustments to skills fund choices and health care funding patterns

Tackling Student Havoc, Weak Asylum Curbs, and Mixed Signals on New Arrivals

First Nations Chiefs Slam Premier Smith Over Separation Talk, Demand She Cease and Desist Amid Treaty Rights Clash

How Separatist Whispers Keep the $13.9 Billion Equalization Jackpot Flowing – and Why Quebec Might Never Actually Walk Away