Canadian banks move to help customers, allow deferral of mortgage payments
The banks urged Canadians or business owners facing hardship to contact their bank directly to discuss options that may be available.
Eyes now on Canadian police after Trudeau demands transport blockades torn down
He noted that Wet’suwet’en land was never surrendered to the Canadian government in any treaties, so RCMP presence there amounts to an occupation.
On Thursday, the RCMP in B.C. sent a letter to the traditional leaders of the Wet’suwet’en Nation, telling them the force intends to move its officers off the access road and station them instead in the nearby town of Houston.
Canada to Enact Single-Use Plastics Ban in 2021 – The Energy Mix
“We will be moving towards a ban on harmful single-use plastics and
we will be doing that in 2021,” Environment and Climate Change Minister
Jonathan Wilkinson said
Thursday, after releasing a draft of the assessment that will be open
for public comment until April 1. While businesses will be given time to
adapt to the new rules, “I think the Canadian public wants to see
action quickly, so certainly if there is a phase-in period, it won’t be
an extensive one.”
A look at Islamophobia in Canada, 3 years after the Quebec mosque shooting
It
was a sign that those at the Islamic Cultural Centre of Quebec, and
Muslims across Canada, wanted to find a way back to normalcy.
There were blood stains on the carpets, and bullet holes in the wall and windows.
TD to start charging compound interest on all personal credit cards
“As a result, we charge interest on unpaid interest,” the notice reads.