As the likelihood of a Greek debt default grows, Canada’s finance minister is bracing for the worst. “Ultimately the whole world would be affected if there were a bank meltdown, a credit crunch coming out of Europe,” Jim Flaherty told Sun News Network in Whitby, Ont., just east of Toronto. Flaherty says he and Canadian [...]
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Canada Begins Consultation Sessions on Temporary Foreign Worker Program
During the next month in Calgary, Canadian Immigration will hold consultations on hiring temporary foreign workers, Canada’s immigration minister announced. “Over the summer, I held consultations across the country on our overall immigration levels,” Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said. “From what we heard, primarily in Alberta, there is also a need to seek input specifically [...]

TSX Falls More than 300 Points Amid Renewed Greece Debt Fears
The Toronto stock market was down nearly three per cent as losses accelerated Monday afternoon amid weaker commodity prices and fresh anxiety over a potential default by the Greek government on its loans. The S&P/TSX composite index was down 2.7 per cent or 329.5 points at 12,058. The TSX Venture Exchange lost 47.4 points to [...]

Study: Canadian Skilled Migrants Highest Earners
A new study on Canadian immigration policy has found that immigrants who come to Canada as independent skilled migrants had “consistently and substantially” the highest earnings of four categories of immigrants. The researchers concluded that Canada should continue to focus on skilled migration. The researchers also hope that their study will influence future Canadian immigration [...]

GreekFest a Salute to Ottawa’s Rich Community, 80,000 People Expected to Visit 11-Day Festival
Ottawa’s annual GreekFest is on in full swing, celebrating that country’s culture and food and letting anyone who loves celebrations to live a day the Greek way. The festival offers 11 full days of events, with an estimated 80,000 people expected to attend, according to festival chairman Jim Reklitis. GreekFest takes place daily on the [...]

Winged Greek Goddess Hopes to Find New Home
A four-metre bronze statue of Nike, the Greek winged goddess of victory, is to be erected on the Cordova Viaduct in downtown Vancouver. The city issued an Aug. 5 notice of intent to hire the Ausenco Sandwell engineering firm for a $25,000 no-bid contract to “provide foundation designs and supervisions of its construction.” The notice [...]
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05 / 17 Degree of Theological Academy of Canada Recognized by Hellenic NARIC
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05 / 15 Jim Flaherty: If Greeks Reject Austerity, Will Result In Euro Zone Restructuring
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05 / 12 Greek-Canadians Consider Selling Homeland Property Amidst Crisis
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05 / 11 Greek Wine Tasting Delights People of Montreal
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05 / 07 Canadian Press: Greeks Punished Big Parties for the Austerity Measures
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11 / 14 Greek Community Hosts Event “Macedonia:The Historical Truth”
November 14, 2011
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05 / 27 Greek-Canadian Phil Xenidis Named Lead Guitarist on Bon Jovi’s Tour
May 27, 2011
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04 / 23 Hellenic Congress Asks Greek-Canadian Voters not to Vote for Liberal Party
April 23, 2011
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09 / 12 Greeks in Toronto Against Bob Rae
September 12, 2011
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03 / 24 Toronto: Greek Independence Day Parade Sunday on Danforth Avenue
March 24, 2010




