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Commentary
By Sylvain Charlebois
A second wave of suspected cyberattacks on European supermarkets has exposed a vulnerability that Canada’s food industry should take seriously. Grocery stores in at least nine countries reported refrigeration failures. One Swedish supermarket said its refrigeration systems had been remotely set to 50°C. Across the affected stores,...
By Victor Ing,
Special to The Post
On November 5, 2026 the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship released the annual immigration levels plan for 2027, se...
Commentary
By Simon Enoch
At the beginning of this year, like most Canadians, I would have been unable to explain what a hyperscale AI data centre is — a sprawling, energy-guzzling facility used for AI training and operations.
That changed in March, when Bell announced its plan to construct the largest AI data centre of its kind just outside of Regina, whe...
By Mata Press Service
Prime Minister Mark Carney's ambitious plans to attract $1 trillion in investment and rebuild Canada's economy are facing growing criticism from immigration lawyers, business groups and newcomer advocates who warn that Ottawa's immigration restrictions could undermine those very goals.
The backlash follows the release of the federal governm...
By Mata Press Service
Canada is attracting highly educated immigrants but failing to make full use of their qualifications, leaving many newcomers earning less and working below their skill levels, according to a new study that raises troubling questions about the country's immigration system.
The C.D. Howe Institute report, found that immigrants are more likely...