Voting bill: U.S. House passed the SAVE Act 220-208, requiring citizenship proof like passports to vote in federal elections. Backed by Republicans and Trump’s March executive order, it aims to block rare noncitizen voting but could disenfranchise 21 million Americans, critics say. Democrats call it voter suppression; the Senate’s next.

American ballerina Ksenia Karelina freed from Russia in a dramatic prisoner swap after 15 months, heading home from Abu Dhabi.

NAV Canada Air Traffic Controller Jobs: Are you looking for a lucrative career with no prior experience required? NAV Canada is offering air traffic controller jobs across the country, with salaries reaching as high as $201,000 annually. Whether you’re fresh out of high school or seeking a career change, this opportunity could be your ticket […]

Canadian dollar surges 1.2%, its biggest gain in three months, as U.S. pauses tariffs, boosting global economic outlook.

Rent Prices Canada: After a six-month decline, rent prices in Canada are climbing once more, sparking urgency for renters. March 2025 data reveals a 1.5% monthly increase—the first since September 2024—pushing the national average to $2,119. While some cities still offer surprising discounts, others are heating up fast. Ready to relocate? Here’s your guide to […]

The Trump administration has revoked hundreds of international student visas, forcing rapid departures across the U.S. as of April 9, 2025. Secretary of State Marco Rubio labeled affected students “lunatics,” citing pro-Palestinian activism, while universities report cancellations tied to minor infractions like traffic tickets. Immigration experts call it a political move, unprecedented in scale, affecting states like California and Michigan. Universities are scrambling to assist students, some nearing graduation, amid legal challenges from groups like the National Immigration Project. Critics, including NYU’s Robert Cohen, see it as an attack on free speech. With 1.5 million international students contributing to U.S. campuses, the purge threatens academic diversity and revenue. Protests are growing, but the administration stands firm, leaving students and schools in limbo.

Rogers and Fido are set to impose a $3 monthly fee on 2G/3G users starting May 2025, as the 3G network shutdown looms on July 31, 2025. This “Legacy Network Usage” fee offsets maintenance costs, but you can dodge it by upgrading to 4G/5G devices—Rogers offers free upgrades. Yet, VoLTE compatibility issues with non-Rogers phones like OnePlus have sparked backlash, with customers also citing poor 4G coverage. Many are weighing switching providers or filing CCTS complaints. Don’t miss out—find out how to avoid the fee and keep your service running smoothly!

China uses AI to launch a massive disinformation campaign against Taiwan, aiming to divide society, as military tensions escalate, raising global concerns.

Metro Vancouver’s public transit system is gearing up for a major upgrade this spring. Starting April 21, 2025, TransLink will roll out bigger buses on two high-demand routes—the No. 23 Main Street-Science World Station/English Bay and the No. 601 South Delta/Boundary Bay/Bridgeport—to tackle overcrowding and improve rider experience. Alongside these upgrades, 35 bus routes will […]

The Trump administration is eyeing drone strikes on Mexican cartels to combat the fentanyl crisis, with discussions underway as of April 8, 2025. Surveillance flights over Mexico are building a target list, focusing on cartel leaders and logistics. While cooperation with Mexico’s President Sheinbaum is the goal, unilateral action isn’t off the table—raising fears of a U.S.-Mexico rift. The DEA reports cartels are “scrambling” amid increased pressure, but experts warn strikes may not stop fentanyl smuggling. With 52,000 U.S. deaths tied to fentanyl last year, the stakes are high. Will this bold plan work, or backfire?