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What Voting Looked Like In Canada Before Its Poll Body Took Over
The Canadian electoral system was in place well before the creation of Elections Canada. After Confederation in 1867, federal elections were organised by government officials, with no independent body in charge.
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Ex-Central Banker Vs Veteran Politician: Who's In The Race To Lead Canada
Whoever heads the next government will be tasked with managing a fractured relationship with Canada's largest trading partner and once closest ally, the United States.
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Canada Election 2025: 5 Unusual Facts About The Canadian Parliamentary Polls
As Canada preps to elect a new government on April 28, the two parties that are leading the race - the Conservative Party and the Liberal Party - are in close contest. This is a parliamentary election, but the Canadian polls have some unique facts.
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Canada Election 2025: Stats, Timings, Candidates - All Your Questions Answered
Canada will vote for a new government on April 28, with the hope of a decisive mandate - strong enough to push back attempts by Donald Trump, who wants to make Canada America's 51st state. Know all about the Canadian elections in this article.
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Canada Hikes Federal Minimum Wage By 2.4%. How Will It Benefit Indians
The Canadian government has raised the Federal Minimum Wage Rate for private sector workers. The move, which came into effect on April 1, will benefit thousands of Indian students and professionals working in federally regulated sectors in Canada.
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Canada MP Barred From Contesting Elections Over Alleged India Ties: Report
The report said Chandra Arya, who visited India last August and met PM Modi, had not informed the government of the trip even though bilateral relations are in a deep freeze.
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Canada PM Carney Invites Zelensky To G7 Summit In June
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the G7 summit in June in the western province of Alberta, a government official told AFP on Monday.
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Canada Eases Sanctions On Syria Amid Political Transition
The Canadian government on Wednesday announced plans to ease sanctions on Syria during what it called a period of transition.
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Ontario Bans US Firms from Government Contracts, Dumps Starlink Deal
Ontario, Canada's most populous province and its economic engine, announced Monday a ban on US companies bidding on tens of billions of dollars worth of government contracts, and dumped a deal with Elon Musk's Starlink in a pushback to US tariffs.
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Study In Canada: Government Reveals Number Of Study Permits To Be Issued
Study In Canada: The 2025 study permit targets are divided into several categories, with a substantial portion allocated to graduate degree students and exempt applicants.
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Canada Reduces International Student Permits For Second Year
Canada will cap the number of international students allowed to enter the country for a second year in a row in 2025, as the government continues to try to ease pressure on housing, healthcare and other services.
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Indian-Origin Anita Anand Drops Out Of Canada PM Race After Justin Trudeau's Exit
Anita Anand has bowed out of Canada's prime ministerial race and announced that she won't seek re-election to parliament either.
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Anita Anand Might Replace Justin Trudeau As Canadian PM. All About Her
Canadian politician Anita Anand, currently the Minister of Transport in Justin Trudeau's government, is being considered as a candidate to replace him as Prime Minister. On Monday, Trudeau announced his resignation paving the way for a new leader.
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Who Will Replace Justin Trudeau As Liberal Party Leader: Here Are The Contenders
After nine years at the helm, Justin Trudeau has stepped down as Canada's prime minister and the leader of the governing Liberal Party. The Liberals have to elect a new leader ahead of the October 2025 general elections.
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Canada Pauses New Application For Parents and Grandparents Program In 2025
In yet another worrying move for Indian immigrants living in Canada, the Canadian federal government has announced that it will not accept any new applications for sponsoring parents and grandparents for permanent residence in 2025.
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What Voting Looked Like In Canada Before Its Poll Body Took Over
The Canadian electoral system was in place well before the creation of Elections Canada. After Confederation in 1867, federal elections were organised by government officials, with no independent body in charge.
-
Ex-Central Banker Vs Veteran Politician: Who's In The Race To Lead Canada
Whoever heads the next government will be tasked with managing a fractured relationship with Canada's largest trading partner and once closest ally, the United States.
-
Canada Election 2025: 5 Unusual Facts About The Canadian Parliamentary Polls
As Canada preps to elect a new government on April 28, the two parties that are leading the race - the Conservative Party and the Liberal Party - are in close contest. This is a parliamentary election, but the Canadian polls have some unique facts.
-
Canada Election 2025: Stats, Timings, Candidates - All Your Questions Answered
Canada will vote for a new government on April 28, with the hope of a decisive mandate - strong enough to push back attempts by Donald Trump, who wants to make Canada America's 51st state. Know all about the Canadian elections in this article.
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Canada Hikes Federal Minimum Wage By 2.4%. How Will It Benefit Indians
The Canadian government has raised the Federal Minimum Wage Rate for private sector workers. The move, which came into effect on April 1, will benefit thousands of Indian students and professionals working in federally regulated sectors in Canada.
-
Canada MP Barred From Contesting Elections Over Alleged India Ties: Report
The report said Chandra Arya, who visited India last August and met PM Modi, had not informed the government of the trip even though bilateral relations are in a deep freeze.
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Canada PM Carney Invites Zelensky To G7 Summit In June
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the G7 summit in June in the western province of Alberta, a government official told AFP on Monday.
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Canada Eases Sanctions On Syria Amid Political Transition
The Canadian government on Wednesday announced plans to ease sanctions on Syria during what it called a period of transition.
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Ontario Bans US Firms from Government Contracts, Dumps Starlink Deal
Ontario, Canada's most populous province and its economic engine, announced Monday a ban on US companies bidding on tens of billions of dollars worth of government contracts, and dumped a deal with Elon Musk's Starlink in a pushback to US tariffs.
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Study In Canada: Government Reveals Number Of Study Permits To Be Issued
Study In Canada: The 2025 study permit targets are divided into several categories, with a substantial portion allocated to graduate degree students and exempt applicants.
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Canada Reduces International Student Permits For Second Year
Canada will cap the number of international students allowed to enter the country for a second year in a row in 2025, as the government continues to try to ease pressure on housing, healthcare and other services.
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Indian-Origin Anita Anand Drops Out Of Canada PM Race After Justin Trudeau's Exit
Anita Anand has bowed out of Canada's prime ministerial race and announced that she won't seek re-election to parliament either.
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Anita Anand Might Replace Justin Trudeau As Canadian PM. All About Her
Canadian politician Anita Anand, currently the Minister of Transport in Justin Trudeau's government, is being considered as a candidate to replace him as Prime Minister. On Monday, Trudeau announced his resignation paving the way for a new leader.
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Who Will Replace Justin Trudeau As Liberal Party Leader: Here Are The Contenders
After nine years at the helm, Justin Trudeau has stepped down as Canada's prime minister and the leader of the governing Liberal Party. The Liberals have to elect a new leader ahead of the October 2025 general elections.
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Canada Pauses New Application For Parents and Grandparents Program In 2025
In yet another worrying move for Indian immigrants living in Canada, the Canadian federal government has announced that it will not accept any new applications for sponsoring parents and grandparents for permanent residence in 2025.
