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11/07/2024

📰 News Roundup:

📊 Wall Street Hits Record Highs! Trump’s win as the 47th U.S. President sent the Dow soaring over 1,000 points—the highest jump in two years! Bitcoin also emerged as a big winner, with pro-crypto candidates gaining major support. 💹

🏥 Québec’s Doctor Mandate: Québec may soon require doctors trained in the province to start their careers locally. With the cost of training each doctor estimated at up to $790K, will this new policy keep doctors at home? 💼

🌎 Thinking of Moving to Canada? Google searches on "how to move to Canada" spiked by 5,000% after the election results. Back in 2016, Canada’s immigration site crashed! Will we see a migration wave? 🇨🇦

🍞 Bread Recall Alert: The CFIA recalled 37 bread products from brands like Country Harvest and Wonder due to metal contamination in Ontario, Quebec, and Newfoundland. Check the CFIA’s site for details! 🛑

🇺🇸 Alberta’s Trade Concerns with the U.S.: With Trump back in office, Alberta is voicing concerns about the impact on their largest trading partner.

💬 What do you think about these updates? Tell us in the comments!

11/06/2024

Canadian News Roundup 🇨🇦

🇺🇸 Trump Returns to the White House: Donald Trump has been re-elected as the 47th U.S. president, bringing new tariff threats that could hit Canadian jobs and GDP hard.

💉 Alberta Cuts Vaccine Access: The Alberta government has ended its broader vaccine distribution to community clinics, limiting access to vaccines like COVID-19, flu, and whooping cough shots. Health-care providers are raising concerns.

📈 Business Boom Fuels Economy: New businesses surged by 13% last month, helping Canada’s services sector grow for the first time in five months.

🏡 Halal Mortgage Options Expand in Alberta: Alberta introduces new legislation allowing more banks to offer halal mortgages, making home ownership more accessible to Muslim Canadians.

📬 Canada Post Workers Stand Their Ground: Labour talks have stalled over weekend deliveries, raising fears of a potential holiday strike that could disrupt businesses and gift deliveries.

Tell us your thoughts on these top stories! 👇📲

11/05/2024

📢 Canada’s Latest Headlines:

🇨🇦 B.C. Ports Face Shutdown: B.C. port employers have locked out over 700 foremen indefinitely after failing to reach a new contract. This move threatens to disrupt up to $800M in daily trade and follows last year’s 13-day strike, which affected nearly $6 billion in trade.

💨 Thousands Without Power in B.C.: Strong winds battered B.C. on Monday, leaving tens of thousands without power overnight. As of Tuesday morning, around 10,000 customers in the Lower Mainland and 5,000 on Vancouver Island were still waiting for restoration.

📉 Canada’s Trade Deficit Soars: Canada recorded a $1.26B trade deficit in September, marking the seventh consecutive month in deficit. Lower exports to major trade partners (excluding the U.S.) and declining metal prices have hit export figures hard. Analysts had expected a deficit of $800M.

🔥 Russian Plot Uncovered: Incendiary devices ignited in Germany and the U.K. this July were allegedly part of a covert Russian plan targeting flights to North America. According to the Wall Street Journal, devices disguised as electric massagers aimed to test how incendiary devices could reach North America undetected.

🌍 Canada Proposes New Emissions Cap: In a push for climate action, Canada released draft regulations to cut oil and gas sector emissions by 35% below 2019 levels by 2030. This would be Canada’s most polluting sector’s biggest adjustment, drawing backlash from industry leaders who warn it could force production cuts.

Which headline grabs your attention? Share your thoughts in the comments! 🗣️

11/04/2024

Elections BC is applying for a judicial recount for one ballot box in Prince George-Mackenzie after discovering that votes from that box were not counted or reported on election night. The box contains approximately 861 votes.

11/04/2024

PM Trudeau is encouraging Canadians to get their yearly flu shots. Are you planning to get yours this year? 💉

11/04/2024

A 16-year-old Hindu boy was beaten by Canadian Khalistanis and arrested by Canadian police for opposing an attack on a temple in , Canada. Politicians across Canada condemned the incident but refuse to address Canadian Khalistani intimidation against

11/04/2024

🚨 Today's Top Headlines 🚨

📰 New York Times Faces Potential Election Coverage Strike
A significant disruption looms as 600 tech staff at the New York Times prepare for a strike, threatening the paper's ability to provide real-time election updates during the U.S. presidential election. This could impact their coverage of critical election results.

🇨🇦 Danielle Smith Wins 91.5% Support from UCP Members
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has garnered overwhelming backing from her United Conservative Party, with 91.5% of members voting in support at the Red Deer convention. In her address to over 6,000 attendees, Smith urged unity within the party as they move forward together.

🐾 Canadians Spend Big on Pets
A recent report reveals that Canada is home to over 16 million pet dogs and cats, each costing approximately $4,000 a year to care for.

⚠️ Violence at Brampton Hindu Temple Protest
Following a protest outside a Hindu temple in Brampton, Peel Regional Police have charged three individuals. The protest, which involved clashes between demonstrators and supporters of Khalistan, has drawn widespread condemnation from political leaders across all levels of government.

🌧️ Storm Alert for Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement as a powerful storm system approaches, bringing up to 70mm of rain and strong winds. Residents are advised to prepare for possible washouts near rivers and creeks, and BC Hydro is making preparations in anticipation of the storm's impact.

11/01/2024

🇨🇦 News Update: Canadian Highlights 🌎

📉 Loonie Hits a Low
The Canadian dollar fell below $0.72 USD, marking its lowest since 2020 as interest rate gaps between Canada and the U.S. grow. With Canada’s sluggish GDP, experts warn the loonie may fall even further. 💵

🏠 Net Worth Gap Widens
Canadian homeowners under 35 have a median net worth of $457,100, over 10x higher than renters of the same age. This wealth gap only increases with age. 🏡

✈️ Air Canada Soars
Air Canada raised its profit forecast and announced share buybacks as demand for international travel skyrockets. The airline is adding flights to China and other Asia-Pacific destinations. 🌏

⚓ Strike Notice at B.C. Ports
B.C. ports face potential disruption as a 72-hour strike notice has been issued by ILWU Local 514. The outcome could impact the economy if the two sides fail to reach an agreement by Nov. 4. 📦

🚨 Vancouver Police Face Complaints
The Vancouver Police Board will review complaints from human rights groups alleging excessive force and surveillance at local protests related to the Israel-Hamas conflict. Activists and rights groups are speaking out. What are your thoughts on the role of police in protest situations? 👮

👉 Tell us in the comments!

10/31/2024

🚨 Largest drug 'superlab' in Canada (Surrey) 🚨

RCMP just uncovered one of Canada’s largest drug "superlabs" in Surrey, equipped with industrial-level chemicals, pills, and machines, ready to manufacture dangerous drugs. 💊💸.

What are your thoughts on this bust? Let us know in the comments 👇

10/31/2024

🇺🇸 Biden & Harris Allies Under Fire: “Garbage” & “Weak” Comments Stir Outrage

Just days after President Biden referred to Trump supporters as “garbage,” a top Harris campaign surrogate took it further, implying women around Trump are “weak and dumb.” The comment quickly drew backlash, leading him to walk back his words. Are these escalating remarks fair game or a step too far? 🤔 Tell us in the comments! ⬇️

Source: New York Post

10/31/2024

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

🍁 Quebec freezes major immigration pathways as skilled worker and student programs suspended 🚫📝
Immigration Minister calls it a “courageous” decision as province halts Quebec Selection Certificates for economic immigrants and international students | Up to 70,000 permanent residencies could be affected 🔄

10/31/2024

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📰 News Roundup: 📊 Wall Street Hits Record Highs! Trump’s win as the 47th U.S. President sent the Dow soaring over 1,000 points—the highest jump in two years! Bitcoin also emerged as a big winner, with pro-crypto candidates gaining major support. 💹 🏥 Québec’s Doctor Mandate: Québec may soon require doctors trained in the province to start their careers locally. With the cost of training each doctor estimated at up to $790K, will this new policy keep doctors at home? 💼 🌎 Thinking of Moving to Canada? Google searches on "how to move to Canada" spiked by 5,000% after the election results. Back in 2016, Canada’s immigration site crashed! Will we see a migration wave? 🇨🇦 🍞 Bread Recall Alert: The CFIA recalled 37 bread products from brands like Country Harvest and Wonder due to metal contamination in Ontario, Quebec, and Newfoundland. Check the CFIA’s site for details! 🛑 🇺🇸 Alberta’s Trade Concerns with the U.S.: With Trump back in office, Alberta is voicing concerns about the impact on their largest trading partner. 💬 What do you think about these updates? Tell us in the comments! #BreakingNews #Trump2024 #Canada #Québec #CFIA #Alberta #Bitcoin

🗳️ Election Counting Errors Found in BC!Elections BC uncovered some counting errors, including 861 missed votes and 14 unreported ballots in Surrey-Guildford’s close race. Although these mistakes didn’t change any riding’s outcome, the race, won by NDP’s Garry Begg by only 27 votes, now heads for a judicial recount. 🏛️Elections BC says these were “human errors” due to long hours and tough conditions. Do you think these were just slip-ups, or is there more to it? Share your thoughts below and follow Canam Network for more updates!#bcpoli #electionsbc

🌧️💨 Storm Slams BC’s South Coast, Knocking Out Power for Thousands💡 A massive storm swept through BC’s South Coast, leaving about 290,000 BC Hydro customers in the dark on Monday. High winds topping 100 km/h brought down trees and power lines, causing widespread outages. By Tuesday morning, power had been restored for 95% of those affected, but 16,000 still await relief. 🌲🚨 Areas hardest hit included Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, Lower Mainland, and Sunshine Coast, with BC Hydro crews working non-stop. The recent drought made trees especially vulnerable to these powerful winds.💨 Did you feel the storm’s impact? Stay safe and follow Canam Network for more updates on local news!#BCStorm #PowerOutage #BCHydro #BC #WindStorm #VancouverIsland #LowerMainland #GulfIslands #SunshineCoast #VancouverNews #LocalNews

#Canada Orders Wind-Up of #TikTok's Operations, Cites National Security Risks.

This didn't age well.

A few Canadians stormed a Hindu temple in #Brampton and can be seen swearing in a language that is not English. Can someone translate what this Canadian man is saying here?

Prime Minister #Trudeau spent the last four years mocking Donald #Trump, but after his win, he is now looking forward to working with him.

Jagmeet Singh is feeling crushed and afraid after #Trump’s win.

Many liberals and leftists in #Canada are unhappy with the recent U.S. election results. A déjà vu of 2016?

Former Congresswoman Tulsi is very hopeful about the future.

Democrat supporters are not happy.

Canadian national media is having a meltdown after US election results.

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