Canada added new residents at the slowest pace in three years due to falling immigration, winding down a post-pandemic population boom that strained the economy and soured public sentiment toward ...

OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's population in the fourth quarter increased at the slowest pace since the pandemic, data showed on Wednesday, as a government crackdown on immigration announced last ...

Most Canadians don’t know who Mark Wiseman is, much less why they should care about him. But in their increasingly desperate attempts to reach for any available straw, Pierre Poilievre and the ...

The Haryana government's public relations department is now posting social media content in Punjabi along with Hindi and ...

Canada often feels small. The landmass is gigantic, but we’re mostly clustered in a few metropolitan areas along the border. We’re a G7 country, so we have one of the largest economies on Earth. Our ...

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(Bloomberg) -- Canada added new residents at the slowest pace in three years due to falling immigration, winding down a post-pandemic population boom that strained the economy and soured public ...

Evidence-based policymaking prioritizes data over ideology, highlighting NEP 2020's flawed trilingual mandate and the need ...

Canada's new Prime Minister, Mark Carney, who took over after Justin Trudeau's ouster, has called for snap election in the country on April 28. The ruling Liberal Party of Canada will be up ...

A population estimate is a measure of the current or historical population at a particular point in time. These are the key highlights for the fourth quarter of 2024: Alberta maintained its position ...

Canada's unemployment rate was unchanged in February, holding steady at 6.6 per cent, Statistics Canada said Friday, as population growth loses steam and tariff uncertainty shakes the labour market.

South Asians, it appears, are more loyal to their language than religion. The roots of most separatist movements on the Indian subcontinent lie in the language issue, writes .