Month: April 2019

As part of our 2017 Canadian College and University Rankings, we asked more than 40,000 students to rate academic counselling at their school. The ranking “These Are The Top 5 Canadian Universities For Academic Counselling”

Do we really want to be like Toronto? That’s the question on the minds of many Montrealers these days when they take a look at “Foreign Buyers Tax May Become Reality In Montreal As Housing Market Beats Toronto, Vancouver”

Italy’s populist coalition has come under intense criticism for removing migrants from the country’s second-largest reception centre, amid concern that some will end up living “Italy’s Matteo Salvini under fire as migrants removed from one of the country’s biggest reception centres”

By: Uthman Khan, as told to Chloe Tejada Occupation: Academic Dean/Director of Research/Professor of Religious Scripture, Linguistics, Theology and Philosophy Age: 34 City: Edmonton The “This Edmonton Man Was Diagnosed With Type 2 Diabetes, So He 'Reset' His Body”

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tspiras Sunday called an "immediate" no-confidence vote in parliament over the resignation of a top minister opposed to the country’s name “Greek parliamentary row over North Macedonia name change as Alexis Tsipras calls confidence vote”

If you’re marrying an honest-to-goodness prince, one wedding dress is not enough. And for her big day, Meghan Markle, now called the Duchess of Sussex, “Meghan Markle's 2nd Royal Wedding Dress Is A Stella McCartney Design”

OTTAWA — Tax scammers used aggressive techniques to bilk more than $15.2 million from Canadians’ pockets in the past four years, but the RCMP isn’t “CRA Scam Calls Are Increasing, But RCMP Warnings Are Only In English And French”

Hundreds of Honduran migrants began the long trek north on Monday, part of new US-bound caravan that hopes to succeed even as a previous wave of Central “New migrant caravan leaves Honduras as US extends border troop deployment until September”

OTTAWA — Canada’s foreign affairs minister says she’s “very encouraged” by signals from Washington that the United States and Mexico are close to figuring out “Chrystia Freeland 'Encouraged' By Reports Of U.S.- Mexico 'Handshake' Deal On NAFTA”

A British minister on Monday suggested that the Bank of England should decline to release £1 billion of gold to Venezuela’s dictator after the opposition “Bank of England pleaded with not to give Nicolas Maduro $1.3 billion in gold”