I live 500m from where the shooting occurred. I’ve come to know the owners and staff of many of the restaurants and shops along what is known as Hillcrest Village. Our kids go to school together, we see each other walking dogs, but mostly I’m a patron of the small
Buying a Ford Mustang is supposed to feel like a reward—a statement car, a status symbol, a big-ticket purchase you can be proud of. So it stings a little when the newest headline about your car isn’t about horsepower, but about a recall. That’s the reality many owners are facing
Canada’s immigration story is impossible to miss. Whenever I’m at a grocery store in a major Canadian city, there’s a 90% chance I’ll bump into a fellow immigrant—staff and shoppers alike. It’s wild to see how government policy plays out on the ground: from recent arrivals on temporary foreign worker
Tim Hortons recently announced it’s stepping back from its dependency on temporary foreign workers and committing to hire 10,000 new Canadian team members this summer. The hires will support natural turnover and growth across the system, including 80 new restaurant openings across Canada this year and 400 renovations — all
Canada is experiencing a bizarre labour market paradox. Job postings are flat, applications are breaking records, and yet Canadian businesses across the country can’t fill the positions that actually keep the economy moving. According to recent data from Robert Half, more than half of Canadian business leaders say finding skilled
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