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Canada to provide up to C$50 million in development aid to Ukraine: Trudeau

This support is in addition to the loan of up to $120 million for Ukraine announced last week

Nissan recalls 793K Rogues in US, Canada; wiring trouble raises fire risk

The recall covers Nissan Rogue SUVs from the 2014 through 2016 model years

To hike or not: It's a toss up ahead of Bank of Canada rate decision

Canada's central bank will make its first major policy decision of 2022 at a time when consumer prices are rising at their fastest clip in 30 years

TCS aims double-digit growth in Canada as demand for digitisation rises

TCS is aiming for a high double-digit growth in revenues from Canada in the next few years as country's economy grows and digitisation becomes an essential aspect, a senior official has said.

Canada border where Indian family died has had human smuggling cases before

Three separate incidents of human smuggling occurred over the last one month near the US-Canada border, where authorities this week arrested seven Indian nationals and found the bodies of four more

'So tragic': Canadian PM after Indian family freezes to death near border

Trudeau said that Canada was working very closely with the United States to stop smuggling and help people taking unacceptable risks

Canada's annual inflation rate rises to 4.8%, highest in 30 years

Canada's annual rate of inflation rose to 4.8 per cent in December 2021, the highest since 1991 due to higher prices for food, passenger vehicles and housing, according to Statistics Canada.

China traced back its first Omicron case to a document from Canada

The first case of the Omicron variant in China was traced back to an international document received from Canada, according to the Beijing health authorities

Canada ends sourcing contract with Malaysia's glove maker Supermax

Malaysian factories making products ranging from medical gloves to palm oil have increasingly come under scrutiny over allegations they abuse foreign workers

Canada ends contract with Malaysia's Supermax over labour allegations

Canada has terminated its sourcing contract with Malaysian glove maker Supermax Corp following allegations about forced labour

Canadian court quashes seizure of AAI dues, limits action against Air India

Decisions are part of a judgment delivered by Superior Court of Quebec on pleas by India against separate garnishment orders which led to seizure of over $30 million

Maple Leaf rules: Canada wins ATP Cup with win over Spain

Denis Shapovalov opened the match for Canada with a 6-4, 6-3 win over Pablo Carreno Busta

Hope to launch trade negotiations with Canada in 2-3 months: Piyush Goyal

Talks with the UK are expected to be launched later this month

John Fritz, Taylor Isner give Americans win over Canada at the ATP Cup

John Isner and Taylor Fritz beat their Canadian opponents on Sunday to give the United States a winning 2-0 lead in their ATP Cup match.

Six provinces in Canada report fresh daily highs for coronavirus

Coronavirus infections set new one-day highs in six Canadian provinces Wednesday, prompting several provinces to impose more restrictions in hopes of containing the spread of the omicron variant

Canada's Covid-19 caseload surpasses 1.95 million; death toll at 30,139

Canada reported 11,304 new COVID-19 cases Friday afternoon, raising the cumulative total to 1,957,058 cases with 30,139 deaths

Yes, there is a Santa Claus. And no, Covid-19 won't stop him

That's the word from the joint U.S.-Canadian military operation that for 66 years has been tracking Jolly Old St. Nicholas on his global mission

Canada's daily Covid cases continue rising as it logs 10,804 new infections

Canada reported 10,804 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday morning, bringing the cumulative total to 1,920,079 cases with 30,097 deaths

Canadian foreign minister Melanie Joly tests positive for Covid-19

Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly announced in a public message that she has tested positive for the novel coronavirus and is continuing to work from isolation

Canada finds community spread of new coronavirus variant Omicron

There is a community spread of the Omicron variant in Canada and new COVID-19 cases are expected to jump soon, Canada's Chief Public Health Officer Theresa Tam said on Monday."We are seeing community transmission, possibly in its early stages, but this can rapidly escalate in the days to come," Tam said at a press conference in Ottawa."We've learned a lot about this variant just even in the last days. We have learned that it is highly transmissible, or certainly has great spread potential," Tam said.Tam expected the situation to play out in Ontario, the most populous province with a population of 14 million.The Ontario COVID-19 science advisory table said on Monday that the Omicron variant will replace the currently dominant Delta variant as the main strain in the province by Christmas.Ontario, which has seen COVID-19 cases double over the last two weeks, reported 1,536 new COVID-19 cases Monday morning, as the province's science advisory group estimated that about 21 per cent of all .