College of Home Economics Peshawar – A Historical Report (1954–Present)
The College of Home Economics Peshawar is one of the oldest and most respected institutions for women’s education in Pakistan.
Calgary Bearspaw South Feeder Main Repair Update
Calgary begins four-week repairs on Bearspaw South Feeder Main. Stage 4 water restrictions remain in effect. Residents urged to save water and follow...
Supreme Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to Neha Rathore Over PM Modi, Pahalgam
Supreme Court of India grants absolute anticipatory bail to folk singer Neha Rathore in FIR over alleged objectionable posts on social media about...
Rising Global Fuel Prices Spark Debate Over Corruption and Oil Industry Profits
In several developing countries, fuel prices increased dramatically within days of the global oil market surge.
Nunatsiavut Delegation Attends 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse
Minister Lela Evans congratulates Nunatsiavut Government for sending its first delegation to the 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse, Yukon.
Saskatchewan Launches Patients First Health Care Plan to Improve Access
Premier Scott Moe unveils Saskatchewan’s Patients First Health Care Plan, introducing over 50 actions to improve access to doctors, diagnostics, and urgent care.
Saskatchewan Expands Trade Ties With India After Successful Mission
Saskatchewan reports major trade and investment successes during its mission to India, including a $2.6 billion uranium agreement and multiple international partnerships.
Snow Expected in Metro Vancouver as Drivers Urged to Prepare for Winter Roads
Drivers in Metro Vancouver are urged to prepare for winter conditions as snow and freezing weather are expected to impact travel across the...
Manitoba Mandates Free Menstrual Products in Workplaces
Manitoba becomes the first province in Canada requiring employers to provide free menstrual products in workplaces to support dignity, health, and gender equity.
