A Ukrainian man has challenged the denial of his request for protection against deportation from Canada
A Canadian federal court overturned the denial of a PRRA application for a Ukrainian citizen and found the argument regarding “general risk” during wartime to be problematic.
Ukraine and Canada are launching joint production of Ukrainian drones
Ukraine and Canada are launching a joint defense project to manufacture Ukrainian reconnaissance drones in Canada for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Alberta has approved a referendum question on the province's future as part of Canada
Alberta has approved the questions for a referendum to be held on October 19, 2026, regarding the province’s future as part of Canada and a potential secession process.
Canada has changed its import rules: what you need to know about packages and orders from abroad
Canada has introduced new CARM regulations for commercial imports. We explain who is affected, whether regular recipients of packages need to register, and what small businesses should check.
Canada has officially responded to the petition from Ukrainians: here's what the government decided
The Canadian government has officially responded to a petition from Ukrainians regarding the CUAET, status renewal, and a potential path to permanent residency. Here’s what IRCC has decided and what it means for Ukrainians in Canada.
Alberta will hold a vote this fall on the province's future as part of Canada
Alberta plans to include in the October 19, 2026, referendum a question regarding the province’s future as part of Canada and the potential legal process for secession.
Compensation payments have begun in Canada in the case involving inflated bread prices
Payments have begun in Canada in connection with the case involving alleged price gouging on packaged bread. Who is eligible for compensation, what amounts are being offered, and how the money will be distributed.
IRCC has clarified the rules regarding the validity period of study permits for certain applicants
IRCC has clarified how officers should determine the validity period of study permits for certain applicants, with exceptions regarding the validity of passports.
In Alberta, the “Wild Rose Country” signs will be replaced with new “Strong and Free” signs
Alberta will update its “Welcome to Alberta” border signs: the slogan “Strong and Free” will replace “Wild Rose Country.”
Canada will offer free admission to national parks this summer
This summer in Canada, admission to Parks Canada sites will be free, and discounts on camping will be offered as part of the Canada Strong Pass.
Alberta doctors are calling for strict regulations for the new healthcare model
Doctors in Alberta are calling on the government to implement strict safeguards before introducing dual practice into the healthcare system.
Alberta to Cap Auto Insurance Rate Hikes: What Will Change for Drivers
Alberta will introduce new auto insurance rules: starting in 2027, the annual increase in average rates will be capped at 5%.