Over the past two weeks British Columbians have revisited the deadly heat wave that smothered the province and most of wes ...

The Asian Pacific Post Commentary By Matthew Lau According to new data from the secretariat of the Treasury Board, which ...

Let the Carney government’s condo debacle serve as a warning. Changing the leader at the top does not change the incentives ...

One day Alberta immigration lawyer Yameena Ansari began receiving inquiries from prospective clients who wanted to confirm ...

The annual Indian Summer Festival is hosting three events in Surrey where residents can engage with art, music and gather a ...

The Asian Pacific Post By Shilpashree Jagannathan New Canadian Media Voters in five provinces and one territory will head to municipal polls in the remainder of 2026, but one of the issues shaping ...

Canada’s families have been shrinking for decades, and we did not arrive at a historic low fertility rate overnight. When ...

The Asian Pacific Post By Mata Press Service Recent immigrants are making significant gains in Canada’s housing market, with some groups reaching homeownership rates close to or above those of ...

Canadians remain broadly supportive of multiculturalism and racial diversity even as concern about the country’s immigration ...

The Asian Pacific Post Commentary By Qi Wu In 2025, Canada admitted 393,770 permanent residents, according to preliminary IRCC monthly data, after Ottawa had lowered its 2025 target to 395,000 from ...

The Asian Pacific Post Commentary By Sylvain Charlebois The federal government’s new National Food Security Strategy, valued at roughly $3.2 billion over 10 years, is one of the most significant food ...

The Asian Pacific Post Commentary By Sylvain Charlebois Canadians often wonder why food costs so much. Many economists are quick to blame U.S. President Donald Trump, climate change, global supply ...