Ottawa – Sikh communities across Canada and around the world celebrate Gurpurab, the anniversary of the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first guru and founder of Sikhism. On this special day, we honour the teachings and spiritual legacy of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, who continues to inspire millions of people around the world. Guru Nanak Dev Ji was a …
Toronto – Good morning. I would like to begin by acknowledging that we are gathered on the traditional territory of many nations, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples. I am thrilled to be in Toronto —in my riding of University–Rosedale—at the beautiful Evergreen Brick Works, with Mayor Chow, Councillor Dianne …
Toronto – Today, the 57th annual Cavalcade of Lights presented by Desjardins Group is illuminaing Nathan Phillips Square. It features a joyous opening night celebration with free entertainment, live performances and art installations representing more than 15 communities and cultures with inspiration from Christmas, winter solstice and lantern festivals from around the world. The official lighting ceremony takes place at …
BRAMPTON – Brampton City Council approved a new all-encompassing Animal Services By-Law that will introduce several changes. Implementing a new Animal Services By-Law will further the City’s ability to safeguard the community, including residents and animals, by utilizing the best practices in caring for and interacting with domestic pets and wildlife. Effective immediately, under the new Animal Services By-Law, the …
Daajing Giids —Daajing Giids will improve compliance with regulatory wastewater requirements and enhance its capacity to protect fish and shellfish habitat, thanks to the combined investment of more than $1.5 million from the governments of Canada and British Columbia and the Village of Daajing Giids. Announced by Minister Sean Fraser, Minister Anne Kang, and Mayor Lisa Pineault, this project will …
Tourism Growth Program will boost the growth and competitiveness of Canada’s tourism industry Vancouver – British Columbia is home to breath-taking natural attractions and unique arts and culture experiences. Tourism is important to the province’s economy and its long-term prosperity. It generates economic benefits in every region of B.C. – in small communities, in major centres, in rural and remote …
Ottawa – Around the world, biodiversity is declining at an unprecedented rate. Since 1980, the number of elephants in Africa has fallen from 1.3 million to approximately 415,000—a decline of 70 percent, and rhinoceros populations continue to face threats to their survival. In recent years, there have been increased calls globally for countries to take further action to protect these …
Deux-Montagnes – In the fight against climate change, Canada has an ally in our vast forests. Trees play a crucial role through their ability to capture and store carbon and restore habitats and ecosystems. They can also reduce the risk of forest fires and floods while helping to restore areas affected by climate-related disasters. To maximize these benefits, Canada is …
BRAMPTON– Residents can view winter recreation programs online starting Monday, November 20. Registration for most winter registered programs, holiday camps, and March break camps begins on Monday, December 4 at 6 am, including: Sports STEAM Arts & Music Inclusion General Programs Leadership & Aquatic Certifications Holiday and March Break Camps Registration for the winter Learn to Swim and Learn to Skate programs begins at …
Oakville — The Oakville Trafalgar Community Centre (OTCC) is more energy efficient and costs less to run with the installation of a solar power system on the community centre and parking garage roof. Thanks to the combined investment of more than $1.6 million from the federal government and the Town of Oakville – and announced by Anita Anand, President of the Treasury …
