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Canada’s Job Market Stumbles as February Brings Major Employment Losses

                                                       Workers operating machinery at a construction site in Edmonton.      Canada’s labour market took a sharp downturn in February, shedding 84,000 jobs and pushing the national unemployment rate up to 6.7%. The decline was far steeper than economists expected and marks one of the most significant monthly employment drops in recent years.  A Sudden and Significant Employment Decline Statistics Canada reported that the country lost 84,000 jobs in February , a surprising contraction that affected both goods‑producing and services‑producing industries. The unemployment rate rose to 6.7% , up 0.2 percentage points from January. Economists had anticipated modest job growth, making the downturn even more unexpected.  Who Was Hit the Hardest Youth aged...
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Hostage Release Marks Turning Point as Trump Declares Gaza War Over

        

                                         Jubilant people react at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, Israel.     

In a dramatic development, Hamas has handed over the last 20 surviving Israeli hostages to the Red Cross under a U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal, signaling what many hope is the end of two years of devastating conflict in Gaza. The Israeli military confirmed that all living captives were safely transferred and reunited with their families, sparking emotional scenes of relief and celebration in Tel Aviv’s “Hostage Square.”

As part of the agreement, Israel began releasing thousands of Palestinian prisoners, with buses carrying detainees arriving in Gaza and the West Bank. The exchange was hailed as a breakthrough in a war that has claimed tens of thousands of lives and left Gaza in ruins.

President Donald Trump, who mediated the deal, proclaimed the moment as the “historic dawn of a new Middle East,” declaring in Jerusalem that “the war is over.” He is expected to continue peace talks in Egypt, where regional leaders will gather to discuss long-term stability and reconstruction efforts.

While the ceasefire has brought calm to the region for now, analysts caution that deep political and humanitarian challenges remain before a lasting peace can be secured.


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