The Immigration Act of 1869 was one of the earliest laws containing matters related to pauper immigrants. After three years, the said act was amended to contain provisions legalizing the
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Newfoundland’s Deadly Tsunami and the Series of Deaths That Followed
The book entitled “The Wake: The Deadly Legacy of a Newfoundland Tsunami” by author Linden MacIntyre, tells the story of how one disaster caused more deaths even years after the
Federal Government Assistance of $2 Billion for Safe Reopening of Schools in Provinces and Territories and What Students, Parents, Faculty, and Staff Can Expect for the Fall Semester
The federal government has allotted up to $2 billion to assist provinces and territories to ensure that the schools can reopen and provide a safe learning environment for all students
What You Need to Know About Canadian Industries
Canada is the second largest country in the world, and its economy is driven by several industries depending on the landscape of the respective properties and territories that comprise it.
Housing Market in Vancouver Is Finally Stabilizing While Toronto Housing Prices Continue to Rise
Vancouver has been dubbed the most unaffordable city on the continent. Due to this, several policies were put in place to make housing more affordable. In a surprising turn of
Duncan MacPherson – Canada’s Political Cartoonist through the Years
The book entitled “Professional Heckler: The Life and Art of Duncan Macpherson” by author Terry Mosher is a biography of one of Canada’s highly sought-after figures in the field of
Hudson’s Bay Company’s Contribution to Canadian History and Its Borders
An excerpt from the long history of Hudson Bay would show us how Western Canada became what it is now and why it did not become a part of the
Top 5 Shows to Look Out for on Netflix Canada This September 2020
1. I’m Thinking of Ending Things This screenplay is an adaptation of the psychological thriller novel by Canadian author Iain Reid. The story revolves around Jessie Buckley’s trip to the