Canada’s Quiet Crisis: Rising Tide of Terrorism and Antisemitism Signals Alarm Across the Border

Toronto, Canada — While often perceived as a nation of politeness and decorum, Canada is grappling with a surge in extremist activities, including incidents of terrorism and anti-Semitic attacks that pose a potential threat to neighboring United States. This burgeoning radicalism starkly contrasts with Canada’s genteel stereotype, highlighting a crisis that could have significant cross-border implications. Historically, Canada has witnessed various acts of terrorism. Notable events include the 2006 Toronto 18 plot, inspired by al-Qaeda, …

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Seniors Staying Put: Impact on Canada’s Housing Market

Georgetown, Ontario – As the population of elderly homeowners in Canada continues to age, the desire to stay in their family homes for as long as possible is becoming increasingly common. Many seniors are now delaying the sale of their homes, putting pressure on the housing market, according to a report by the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). The report, titled Understanding the Impact of Senior Households on Canada’s Housing Market, found that the …

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OMERS Puts Canada’s Biggest Medical Testing Company, LifeLabs, Up for Sale in Major Auction

TORONTO, Ontario – One of the largest pension plans in Canada, Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System (OMERS), has put up for sale the country’s largest medical testing company, LifeLabs Medical Laboratory Services, after building the business over 17 years. The company has drawn interest from potential buyers in both the United States and Canada. OMERS hired investment banks to help find a new owner for Toronto-based LifeLabs. The plan has invested more than $2.5 billion …

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