Author: Charles Pineda

People living in Canada temporarily account for 6.2 percent of the whole population. The government aims to decrease this percentage to five percent in the next three years.

Starting April 1, Saskatchewan RCMP will conduct mandatory alcohol screening during all routine traffic stops.

The S&P/TSX composite index increased by 100.84 points to reach 22,146.55.

The “screenlife” thriller will debut on May 7

Niagara Regional Police have announced that an 80-year-old man died the day after a two-vehicle crash on Four Mile Creek Road in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Tuesday morning.

The Premier League transfer window is always a frenzy of activity, with clubs vying for the world’s best talent. With less than three months left, this year’s summer transfer window promises to be no different, with several exciting young stars and established performers rumoured to be on the move. Here are six players who could […]

Social media platform Reddit geared up for its high-profile market debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday, setting the stage for other companies looking to go public.

The Jigawa State Commissioner of Police, AT Abdullahi, has decorated 17 senior police officers who were elevated from the rank of Deputy Superintendents of Police to the substantive rank of Superintendents of Police. In a statement on Thursday, the command’s spokesperson, DSP Lawan Adam, said the event was held at the state command headquarters in […]

The founder of Madonna University, Nigeria, Reverend Father Emmanuel Edeh, has stated that female students who enrol in the university as virgins always graduate as virgins because of the high morals instilled in them. Edeh stated this in a video posted by Channels Television on Wednesday, while highlighting the university’s focus on morals and discipline. […]

Martin Greenfield, a Holocaust survivor whose custom-suit empire counted US presidents and celebrities among its clients, died at the age of 95 on Wednesday, according to the New York Times. Widely regarded as one of the top tailors in the United States, Greenfield believed clothing had saved his life, as reported by AFP.