North Vancouver entrepreneur honoured for leadership and contribution
Amir Hosh says being named to Business in Vancouver’s Forty Under 40 list is an honour, but not one he sees as his alone. The president of Ayoub’s Dried Fruits...
Amir Hosh says being named to Business in Vancouver’s Forty Under 40 list is an honour, but not one he sees as his alone. The president of Ayoub’s Dried Fruits...
Newsrooms across the country continue to make progress in representing their audiences, but 83.7 per cent of supervisors identify as white, which skews the news agenda, according to the Canadian...
After years of delays documented across multiple investigations, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has announced changes to the Start-Up Visa (SUV) program, effectively freezing new intake and cutting off a...
For most of the past few decades our country has been welcoming large numbers of immigrants — both permanent and temporary — with the support of most Canadians. But then...
Ontario’s liquor board has opened a new destination store in Brampton that specializes in Indian and South Asian alcohol brands, but consumers, importers and producers say the province has a...
Arriving in Canada 20 years ago, one of the first things I tried to master was placing an order for a “double-double” at Tim Hortons. It was an unnerving experience...
In Kurdish myth, Kawa Asinngar, a blacksmith, lived under the rule of the tyrant King Zahak, who carried two serpents on his shoulders. A court physician advised Zahak that the...
The scale of digital deception targeting would-be immigrants to Canada is “really scary,” says Simon Fraser University professor Ahmed Al-Rawi, who studies misinformation. “There are a lot of fake websites...
Review: Borderline Chaos, by Tony Keller (Sutherland House, 2025) The federal budget presented to Parliament Nov. 4 included a section on annual immigration targets, a rather unusual addition given the...
International attention may not change how Iran treats its political prisoners, but it may keep individual political prisoners in the spotlight – and alive, says North Vancouver MP Jonathan Wilkinson....
NILES — A packed courtroom witnessed a Niles man being sentenced to 25 years in prison for molesting a minor child between 2020 and 2022. Family and friends of the...
CASSOPOLIS — A Dowagiac man is going to prison after violating his probation from a 2024 second degree criminal sexual conduct conviction. Trent Aaron Conrad, 23, homeless and formerly of...
NILES — A local law enforcement agency is doing its part to make sure area families have a happy and healthy holiday season. The Michigan State Police Niles Post will...
CASSOPOLIS — A Dowagiac man who robbed the Cassopolis Tastee Twirl shop last February was sentenced to jail and probation Friday in Cass County Circuit Court. Mathew Aaron Crider,...
CASSOPOLIS — The Village of Cassopolis is looking ahead after hosting an open house for their upcoming Master Plan on Thursday. Billed as “The Voices of Cassopolis,” the effort by...
DOWAGIAC — Santa Claus is returning to the Grand Old City. The beloved Candlelight Christmas Parade, proudly presented by the Dowagiac Chamber of Commerce and the City of Dowagiac, will...
CASS COUNTY — As families across the country prepare to gather around their Thanksgiving tables, Cass County employees are turning their gratitude into action by helping restock shelves at local...
DOWAGIAC — The Southwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees will interview an additional finalist for the institution’s next president. The board will interview Dr. Klint Pleasant, of Rochester Hills, on...
DOWAGIAC — Southwestern Michigan College Criminal Justice Professor Dr. Don Ricker is writing a book on serial killers. A textbook, no less. He signed a contract with Kendall-Hunt Publishing of...
MAGNA, Utah — A Niles native played a key role in a naval training event that gave sailors a rare opportunity to peek behind the curtain of the development of...