We can only prove our intention,” says Harjeet Kaur Sidhu, one of many international students who fear being deported at any moment. After 16 days of students protesting for 24 hours everyday, federal officials paused immediate deportations for international students and said they would conduct investigations to verify if the students were complicit in college admission scams that allegedly involved fraudulent documents and unscrupulous agents. “It’s a big responsibility to represent all international students,” he says. On Saturday, United Sikhs Canada held a seminar in Brampton to help ease some of their concerns; 13 Punjabi Sikh international students attended. “I had to reapply to the college when I realized it was a fake admission,” Sidhu says.

This Father’s Day, I’m thinking about Martin Amis, the famous son of a famous dad. “Ted Lasso,” a show about fathers, sometimes has the kind of cornball writing that would make Martin Amis bow his head in sorrow. “And nobody ever gets over anything,” Amis wrote. Still, “Ted Lasso” is celebrating the kind of intergenerational parent learning that makes us better as a species. Another great writer, and one, like Amis, who wrote greatly about fathers, died this past week as I wrote this piece.

Some of Canada's greenest apartments go for as little as $85 per month — thanks to social housing providers who have embraced energy efficiency standards and green building techniques. What kind of green affordable housing is being built? A timelapse video shows the construction of YWKW's Block Line Road affordable housing complex in Kitchener, Ont. LISTEN | Reporter Emily Chung takes you on a tour of green affordable housing: What On Earth 12:42 Green affordable housing tackles housing and climate crisis together Residents of affordable apartments share how their eco-friendly homes have changed their lives. But he says adapting it for affordable housing has opened up new opportunities — "not just in some other supportive and affordable housing projects, but market rate housing as well."

WestJet is planning to wind down Sunwing Airlines, integrating the low-cost carrier into its mainline business within two years as part of a plan to streamline operations. "While we can confirm the eventual integration of Sunwing Airlines into WestJet, the anticipated timeline to do so has not been determined at this time," Julia Kaiser, spokesperson for WestJet, said in an email. "WestJet will eventually move to a one jet aircraft operating certificate (AOC) model and Sunwing Airlines will be integrated into WestJet," Corrado said in the memo, dated Wednesday. Swoop Airlines hosts a media day before the launch of its ultra low-cost service on Tuesday at Hamilton International Airport. The memo gave no indication that Sunwing Vacations would also shut down, suggesting that WestJet planes could be flying Sunwing tour package customers to their sun-soaked getaways.

What qualifies a school board to know more about our children’s needs than what we, the parents, know? And by whose authority are parents not permitted to question the decisions of such august bodies? However if your child is experiencing identity/gender issues, that’s the school’s and child’s business and not the parents’. Parents turn their children over to strangers in a school setting, trusting that they will look after them. Schools and their teachers seem to have forgotten what their role is, beginning with that they aren’t the parent.

White House confirms China has been spying on U.S. from CubaDuration: 00:19The White House is acknowledging that China has been spying on the United States from Cuba for years through a listening post. A Biden administration official said the issue was "inherited" when President Biden took office.

Microsoft says the early June 2023 disruptions to its Microsoft’s flagship office suite — including the Outlook email and OneDrive file-sharing apps — were denial-of-service attacks by a shadowy new hacktivist group. (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft, File)In early June, sporadic but serious service disruptions plagued Microsoft’s flagship office suite — including the Outlook email and OneDrive file-sharing apps — and cloud computing platform. Initially reticent to name the cause, Microsoft has now disclosed that DDoS attacks by the murky upstart were indeed to blame. On Twitter that day, Microsoft said Outlook, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business were affected. Attacks continued through the week, with Microsoft confirming on June 9 that its Azure cloud computing platform had been affected.

Business experts don't anticipate the multi-million dollar acquisition of Viterra, with its Canadian headquarters in Saskatchewan's capital city, to heavily impact jobs in the province. Under the terms of the agreement, Viterra shareholders would receive about US$6.2 billion worth of Bunge stock and another approximately US$2 billion in cash. (CBC)The union represents about 600 Saskatchewan Viterra employees. Union concerned employees will be forgottenTorgerson said the union's main concern is employees being lost in the shadow of a massive deal. The merger is expected to close in the middle of 2024, subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals and approval by Bunge shareholders.

© Provided by National Post Former President Donald Trump speaks at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J., Tuesday, June 13, 2023. Supporters that flocked to the cafe cheered on Trump, who posed for photos, flashed up a thumbs up and declared “food for everyone,” before beating a hasty exit. Newspapers widely reported the story as Trump skipping out on paying. Not even a cafecito to-go,” reported the Miami New Times. Trump also opted out of the Cuban food, according to The New York Times , which reported the former president instead went for McDonald’s on a plane ride to New Jersey.

Although it’s possible a last-minute deal could be struck, with the June 26 election approaching, time is running out. One senior member of a leading mayoral campaign predicted there’s no chance of an anti-Chow alliance forming at this late phase. A senior organizer for another candidate’s team also said an agreement to join forces against Chow looks unlikely. “I think most campaigns are sitting there thinking, ‘well, you know, we’re all pretty much the same,’” said the second source. Last week he launched a website, stopchow.ca, and issued a press release calling on his rivals to join his campaign.

Two off-seasons ago, Semien left the Jays to sign a seven-year deal worth $175 million (U.S.). As good as things have been going for Semien, they have been even better for the Rangers. This season, the Rangers are leading the West with a 42-26 record through Thursday, 3 1/2 games up on the Astros. For this group of Jays, Semien was leadership personified. Semien was already part of one turnaround with the Jays, but the one he’s experiencing with the Rangers appears to be going even better.

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Subban, and his pleas for the elimination of sports betting ads during games and a ban on the use of celebrities. Subban properly notes that the biggest targets in ads using the likes of Matthews and McDavid are young males being groomed as future gamblers. The opening up of online gambling in Ontario began a year ago, about the time jurisdictions in the U.K. and Europe, having seen online gambling’s social and economic consequences there, were cracking down. Restrictions would be a “positive step”RELATED STORIES Provincial Politics Should Ontario ban advertising for all online betting to protect young people? The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health urged the Ontario government in May to ban gambling ads during sports broadcasts, saying they wouldn’t be permitted for other potentially addicting activities such as alcohol consumption or smoking tobacco.

(Guy Leblanc/CBC/Radio-Canada - image credit)A pilot with the Canadian Forces Snowbirds, the flight demonstration squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force, has been accused of sexual misconduct and has been reassigned to non-operational duties while an investigation is conducted. Scroll to continue with content Ad ADVERTISEMENTThe Snowbirds are scheduled to perform in Moncton, N.B., this weekend. Names and details are being withheld while an investigation by the Canadian Forces National Investigation Service takes place. According to DND spokesperson Jessica Lamirande, more details will be released if the investigation results in charges against the pilot. The Snowbirds plan to perform air displays as an eight-aircraft team instead of nine for the foreseeable future.

We Taste-Tested McDonald's In Canada & The U.S. & There Was A Clear WinnerDuration: 07:13On this episode of Food Fight, Narcity's Alex Melki and Laurie Forget head down to the U.S.-Canada border to find out once and for all which country does golden arches grub the best. This fast food battle royale compares four classic McDonald's foods: Big Mac, the iconic fries, chicken nuggets, and the biggest-sized soda you can order.