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The Weekly Voice is a proud publication of the Voice Media Group, rolling off the press for the first time on the first Saturday of May 1997. We are dedicated to serving the South Asian community in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), estimated to be over 1.8 million strong and poised to become the largest ethnic group in Canada.
The Weekly Voice is the largest circulated South Asian community newspaper in the GTA, with an audited circulation of 30,300 copies as verified by Canadian Media Circulation Audit. Our broadsheet format features dedicated sections on news, automotive, entertainment, and real estate, and is printed at The Metroland Press, one of the best printing presses in North America. Source
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| Scope | Local, Native/Indigenous, Asian |
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| Language | English, Punjabi |
| Country | Canada |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
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Search ArticlesKrishna Janmashtami Explained: The Story Behind the Midnight Celebrations - Weekly Voice
When devotees gather for Krishna Janmashtami, midnight carries a special meaning. In Hindu tradition, it marks the birth of Krishna, whose arrival in a prison cell begins a story of protection, courage and the defeat of a tyrannical ruler. The festival brings that sacred story into homes and temples through prayer, music and the joyful welcoming of the divine child. BAPS.
U.S. Freezes Antitrust Cooperation With Canada as Trade Dispute Deepens: Report - Weekly Voice
By: The Weekly Voice Editorial Team September 4, 2026 The U.S. Justice Department's antitrust division has been instructed to suspend cooperation with Canadian authorities, according to a September 4 report by The Wall Street Journal, subsequently reported by Reuters. The development raises questions about investigations involving companies operating in both countries.
Zakir Khan Is Coming to Toronto for One Night Only, and It Will Be Unlike His Usual Shows - Weekly Voice
The celebrated comedian and storyteller will trade a traditional comedy set for an intimate evening of conversation, poetry, reflection and audience questions at Meridian Hall. By: The Weekly Voice Editorial Team TORONTO: Zakir Khan is coming to Toronto for one night only, but audiences should not expect a conventional comedy show.
Canada Just Lost 42,000 Jobs. Why It Happened and What Comes Next - Weekly Voice
Canada's labour market delivered a sharp surprise in August as employment fell by 42,000 positions, reversing more than half of July's exceptionally strong gain. The unemployment rate remained unchanged at 6.4 percent, but that seemingly reassuring figure conceals a more complicated reality. Fewer Canadians were working, the labour force contracted, wage growth slowed dramatically and young people continued to face a much tougher job market than the country did before the pandemic.
Canada's $20 Bill Is Changing: Why It Is Going Vertical and What Every Detail Means - Weekly Voice
Canada's most frequently used bank note is receiving its biggest transformation in more than a decade. The Bank of Canada unveiled the redesigned $20 bill on September 3, featuring King Charles III, a vertical layout and security technology never previously used on Canadian currency. The predominantly green note will begin entering circulation gradually in late February 2027. Bank of Canada announcement The redesign is happening for two principal reasons.
Highway 413 Moves Forward: Faster Travel, More Jobs and a Stronger Brampton - Weekly Voice
Ontario's latest procurement milestone advances new connections to Highways 410 and 427, promising to cut travel times, strengthen goods movement and create new opportunities across Brampton, Peel Region and the Greater Toronto Area.
Canada's Living Standards Fall Further Behind U.S., New Data Shows - Weekly Voice
Canada's economy has grown considerably since the turn of the century, but the amount of economic output available per person has failed to keep pace with the United States. A new Fraser Institute study estimates that inflation adjusted gross domestic product per person stood at C$59,529 in Canada in 2024, compared with C$83,286 in the United States. That put the American figure C$23,757 higher, more than double the C$10,766 gap recorded in 1999.
Trump Says Canada's Economy Could Collapse. Here Are the Facts - Weekly Voice
United States President Donald Trump has dramatically escalated his confrontation with Prime Minister Mark Carney, warning that Canada's economy could collapse if Canadian leaders continue treating him as an enemy. The statement represents one of Trump's most explicit attempts to connect his personal dispute with Carney to the economic consequences of the growing Canada-United States trade war. The warning is authentic.
Doug Ford Said "Thank God We Don't Have the Media." Then the Clip Went Public - Weekly Voice
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's latest housing announcement delivered a major financial commitment for Mississauga, but the event's closing moments quickly shifted attention from housing policy to government accountability. Ontario and Ottawa announced up to $401.4 million for housing enabling infrastructure in Mississauga, while Ford appeared at a news conference style gathering to which journalists had not been invited.
Carney Uses THIS Analogy to Unveil $4.7 Billion Made in Canada VIA Rail Fleet - Weekly Voice
Prime Minister Mark Carney turned to Canada's national winter sport to explain why VIA Rail urgently needs a new fleet. Speaking at Alstom's Thunder Bay plant on September 3, Carney noted that some passenger cars still operating on Canada's long distance and remote routes date from a very different era. "They were built when the NHL had six teams. Goalies wouldn't wear masks.