Canada has emerged as a global leader in sustainable infrastructure over the past decade. As the effects of climate change become increasingly evident, the country has embraced a national vision that integrates environmental responsibility with infrastructure development. Sustainable infrastructure refers to systems and structures—such as transportation networks, energy facilities, water systems, and buildings—that are designed…
As of June 2025, e-commerce in Canada has reached unprecedented levels, becoming a dominant force in the retail sector and a central component of the country’s digital economy. Driven by shifting consumer behaviors, advancements in logistics and payment systems, and supportive digital infrastructure, online shopping is no longer a convenience—it’s a way of life for…
By June 2025, social media is one of the strongest tools shaping political talk in Canada. Platforms like X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube have changed how people take part in politics, how candidates run campaigns, and how issues are discussed and understood. As political information spreads more widely, these platforms bring both…
As of June 2025, Canada’s fintech industry is growing fast and is one of the most active in the world. With clear rules, tech-smart users, and strong investments, fintech is driving new ideas in banking, payments, loans, wealth management, and insurance. This rapid evolution is not only redefining traditional financial services but also reshaping how…
As Canada becomes more digital, knowing how to use technology is important for everyday life, work, and being part of the community. Digital literacy means being able to find, understand, use, share, and create information using technology and the internet. This skill is now basic and needed by everyone. Technology is changing education, jobs, communication,…
Canada’s new Food Guide is a big change in how the country looks at nutrition and health. Created by Health Canada, it replaces the old food group system with a flexible and inclusive model based on evidence. The guide focuses on mindful eating and sustainability. It highlights not only what Canadians eat but also how…
Climate change is not a future problem but a current issue affecting all parts of Canada. From wildfires in British Columbia to severe flooding in Quebec, the effects of global warming are getting worse every year. In response, the Canadian government has introduced a new climate change plan. This plan aims to protect the environment,…
In a world that is becoming more digital, secure and easy ways to verify identity are very important. As services like banking, healthcare, government benefits, and taxes move online, the risk of identity theft and data breaches also increases. To address this, Canada has created a new digital identity verification system that protects people’s information…
Tech in Canada: The global landscape (indeed) is undergoing an unparalleled metamorphosis in energy production and consumption, largely prompted by an urgent necessity to confront climate change and advocate for sustainable development. Canada—renowned for its extensive natural resources and pioneering industries—has emerged as a significant player in the clean technology (or clean tech) sector. The…
Newcomers in Canada: Canada is renowned for its multicultural society, welcoming immigrants from around the world who seek new opportunities and a better quality of life. While the country’s inclusive policies and support systems are designed to assist newcomers in their transition, many still face significant challenges as they adapt to their new environment. This…
