Canada is known for its rich culture and heritage. In July 2025, the Canadian government launched a new plan to boost culture. The plan aims to strengthen national identity, support creative industries, give a voice to marginalized groups, and use digital technology in the arts. This change reflects global trends and local needs, focusing on…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now a common part of everyday life and business in Canada. By July 2025, AI has moved from testing to regular use in many fields. It is changing the Canadian economy in areas like healthcare, farming, manufacturing, and finance. Governments, new companies, and big businesses are putting a lot of money…
Canada’s approach to border security has focused on openness, humanitarian values, and working with allies like the United States. But with new global threats, technology, and changes in migration and trade, Canada has updated how it manages its borders. Starting in July 2025, Canada introduced a new border security plan that combines traditional enforcement with…
In today’s fast-changing digital world, media literacy is an important skill for people everywhere. In Canada, where digital use has grown a lot since the pandemic, knowing how to find, understand, judge, and create media carefully is now essential. By July 2025, media literacy in Canada is more than just a school subject—it is a…
Tourism has always been important to Canada’s economy, culture, and global image. With its large landscapes, diverse cities, and strong Indigenous heritage, Canada is a top choice for travelers worldwide. The COVID-19 pandemic caused major problems, including closed borders, less international travel, and financial losses for the tourism industry. As of July 2025, the Canadian…
Canada’s identity has long been shaped by immigration, but by July 2025, newcomers have become even more visible in its population. With one of the highest immigration rates per person in the world, Canada uses immigration to address a falling birth rate, an aging population, and worker shortages. These changes are more than just numbers—immigration…
Canada’s population is aging quickly, so the government is taking steps to meet seniors’ needs. By mid-2025, over 20% of Canadians will be 65 or older, says Statistics Canada. This change has led federal and provincial governments to review how elder care is provided. In early 2025, Canada introduced a new seniors’ care plan focusing…
In response to the increasing frequency and severity of natural and human-made disasters, Canada has adopted a bold new approach to disaster management as of July 2025. This revamped strategy reflects lessons learned from past emergencies, including the COVID-19 pandemic, widespread wildfires, floods, and cyberattacks. It aims to build resilience at every level of government…
Immigration has always been a key part of Canada’s identity. Recently, it has become even more important for the economy. By July 2025, Canada still depends on immigration to grow its economy, fill job gaps, encourage new ideas, and manage an aging population. Canada’s immigration system offers options for skilled workers, temporary workers, students, and…
Canada has long been an important player in global trade, using a careful and balanced approach to international agreements. By July 2025, Canada’s trade policy is still changing to keep up with a fast-changing world economy influenced by new technology, political changes, environmental concerns, and recovery from the pandemic. The country stays focused on fair…
