TTC maintenance, asbestos cleanup delaying parts of Rogers’ 5G subway network build

A recent report highlights that anglophones in Quebec are experiencing significantly higher unemployment rates and lower wages, resulting in an annual economic loss of $1.5 billion for the province. This disparity raises concerns about the economic viability and inclusivity of the labor market in Quebec.

Canada added 54,000 jobs in November, resulting in a decrease in the national unemployment rate to 6.5 percent, marking the second consecutive month of decline. This positive trend reflects a strengthening labor market amid ongoing economic recovery efforts.

The recent disappearance of a girl from Newfoundland has raised urgent concerns regarding parental abductions, highlighting the ease with which one parent can take a child out of the country without the other parent's consent. This incident has prompted calls for stricter laws to prevent such occurrences and protect children's rights.

The recent deaths of two unhoused individuals in New Brunswick have underscored the urgent need for effective solutions to homelessness as temperatures drop, prompting discussions within the provincial legislature.

A targeted home invasion and kidnapping in Toronto resulted in a gunpoint standoff with police and an overnight chase across the city. Investigators report that two suspects remain at large, prompting a call for public assistance in the investigation.

Simon Donner announced his resignation from Canada's net-zero advisory process, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to influence climate policy in the country. His departure highlights concerns over the effectiveness and sincerity of the advisory process, which some members have labeled as 'performative.'

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service's oversight agency is facing significant budget cuts, leading to fewer reviews of intelligence activities. This reduction in funding raises concerns about the agency's ability to effectively monitor the actions of intelligence organizations in Canada.

A 69-year-old man from Ontario has recently completed a remarkable journey cycling around the world, successfully raising $50,000 for cancer research during his travels.