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INDIGENOUS GROUPS IN ALBERTA, N.W.T. SAY THEY'VE BORNE 'ENORMOUS COSTS' FROM B.C. DAMS, CALL FOR END TO SITE C
For generations, we have witnessed negative changes to our lands, waters and resources from BC Hydro's regulations of the Peace River... READ MORE›
'MY CANADIAN BOYFRIEND': JUSTIN TRUDEAU CALENDAR DIVIDES PUBLIC
A cheeky 2018 calendar featuring Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is selling for 25... READ MORE›
CANADA'S TRUDEAU SET FOR TOUGH CHINA TALKS ON TRADE DEAL, PLANE SALES
Canada's Trudeau set for tough China talks on trade deal, plane sales... READ MORE›
CANADA TO CO-HOST MEETING ON NORTH KOREA CRISIS WITH UNITED STATES
Foreign ministers from more than a dozen countries are expected to travel to Canada for a meeting about the ongoing crisis in North Korea... READ MORE›
CANADA SETS ASIDE TWO BUNKERS AT MILITARY BASES AMID GLOBAL UNCERTAINTY, NORTH KOREAN THREAT
Threat of a north korean missile striking canada prompts officials to adopt a cold war defensive posture... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU APOLOGIZES FOR CANADA'S 'COLLECTIVE SHAME' PERSECUTION OF GAY PUBLIC SERVANTS
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized on Tuesday for a decades-long campaign by previous governments to rid the military and public service of... READ MORE›
CANADA PM JUSTIN TRUDEAU APOLOGIZES FOR OPPRESSION OF LGBTQ COMMUNITIES
Trudeau said from the 1950s to the early 1990s, the federal government employed a campaign of oppression against members and suspected members of the LGBTQ communities... READ MORE›
WHY DO 25 PER CENT OF AUSTRALIANS FEEL NEGATIVITY TOWARDS MUSLIMS?
The number of Australians who felt immigration was too high also increased in the past year from 34 per cent last year to 37 per cent this year... READ MORE›
'I FEARED FOR MY LIFE': GERMAN MAYOR SLASHED WITH KNIFE OVER LIBERAL REFUGEE POLICY
I am horrified by the knife attack on the mayor Andreas Hollstein -- and very relieved that he can already be back with his family... READ MORE›
THE COST OF LOVE: WHY NOT EVERYONE IS THRILLED FOR HARRY AND MEGHAN
As of the beginning of 2017, there had been 115 convictions registered for human trafficking in Canada... READ MORE›
22-YEAR-OLD MONTREAL WOMAN ESCAPES DAESH WITH INFANT DAUGHTERS THREE YEARS AFTER TRAVELLING TO SYRIA
Canada's 2016 Public Safety report noted It is often unclear which roles women who travel to Syria perform... READ MORE›
CHIEF LIBERAL PARTY FUNDRAISER TIED TO $8M LOAN TO OFFSHORE TRUST IN CAYMAN ISLANDS
Stephen Bronfman had no other direct or indirect involvement whatsoever in the Kolber Trust, the statement said... READ MORE›
CANADA'S TRUDEAU APOLOGIZES FOR ABUSE AT INDIGENOUS SCHOOLS THROUGH 20TH CENTURY
The decision came after a decadelong controversy over the federal government's responsibility... READ MORE›
'A PAINFUL CHAPTER OF CANADA'S HISTORY'
In 2008, the government of Canada issued an official apology to the former students of Indian residential schools, but they failed to tell your story... READ MORE›
VANCOUVER SEEKS NOMINATIONS FOR POET LAUREATE FROM LOCAL FIRST NATIONS
Poets wanted Vancouver seeks nominations for poet laureate from local First Nations... READ MORE›
2 NORTHERN ALBERTA FIRST NATIONS WILL SHARE A 49% INTEREST IN SUNCOR OILSANDS STORAGE FACILITY
The acquisition by the Mikisew Cree and Fort McKay First Nations was first announced a year ago but was conditional on the First Nations securing funding... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA CALLS FOR US ENGAGEMENT IN REGION AMID CHINA RISE
Australia calls for US engagement in region amid China rise... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA WELCOMES SCRAPPING OF PLANS FOR WIND FARM ON MAJOR FIRST WORLD WAR BATTLEFIELD IN FRANCE
The planned site for the wind farm is a natural burial ground near the Bullecourt memorial that is visited regularly by Australian families... READ MORE›
THESE 12 RESTAURANTS ARE WORTH TRAVELING ACROSS THE WORLD TO EXPERIENCE
Maaemo, Oslo An unexpected dining destination, Maaemo is housed in a modern office block near Oslo's main station... READ MORE›
SAY DONALD TRUMP KILLS NAFTA. HERE'S WHAT EXPERTS SAY WILL HAPPEN TO CANADA
The first possibility is that Trump allows the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, which NAFTA replaced in 1994, to come back into effect... READ MORE›
113,000 NAMES, COMPANIES IN PARADISE PAPERS LEAK NOW PUBLIC
Thousands more names and companies revealed from Paradise Papers... READ MORE›
'IT'S VERY TROUBLING': HIDDEN CAMERA CATCHES CAR DEALERSHIPS BREAKING SALES RULES
Today, more than half of new car loans are for seven years or longer, according to automotive research firm J.D... READ MORE›
CHRYSTIA FREELAND, NAFTA COUNTERPARTS WON'T ATTEND TALKS IN MEXICO CITY
Top trade officials from canada, the u.s. and mexico won't meet during 5th round of talks... READ MORE›
PHOTOS OF NATHAN CIRILLO USED TO PREY ON WOMEN
Photos of Nathan Cirillo used to prey on women... READ MORE›
'I MISS MY FAMILY. ANGELIKA'S LIKE AN AUNT.' THE OLDER GERMANS TAKING IN SYRIAN REFUGEES
It has promised to welcome 20,000 Syrian refugees in this way by 2020... READ MORE›
CANADA'S MOST SHAMEFUL ENVIRONMENTAL SECRET MUST NOT REMAIN HIDDEN
Unfortunately, the now full-blown environmental crisis of tar sands tailings ponds has only gotten worse in the last decade... READ MORE›
LORNE GRABHER CITES 'VULGAR' GOVERNMENT ADS IN BID TO GET LICENCE PLATE BACK
I am increasingly dismayed by the hypersensitivity of some people who are 'offended' by every little thing they encounter... READ MORE›
HERE'S WHY SEXUAL ASSAULTS ARE LESS OF A PROBLEM IN CANADA
It's partly cultural and partly the way the rules and regulations and social policy work in Canada, she said... READ MORE›
PARADISE PAPERS AND U.S. TAX CUTS A WARNING THAT CAPITALISM MAY BE LOSING ITS DYNAMISM
There is a consensus in mainstream economics that whether Proudhon was right or wrong, property ownership makes economies stronger... READ MORE›
CANADA REACHES FOR CRITICAL MASS IN CREATING NEW COMPANIES
Canada reaches for critical mass in creating new companies Don Pittis... READ MORE›
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QUEBEC PASSES CONTROVERSIAL FACE VEIL BAN
Members of the provincial legislature voted 65-51 in favour of the legislation on religious neutrality, known as Bill 62, on Wednesday morning... READ MORE›
REVEALED: OIL GIANTS PAY BILLIONS LESS TAX IN CANADA THAN ABROAD
Le Billon said the tax gap between Canada and developing countries has also been influenced by lower prices for Canadian crude and higher production costs... READ MORE›
WESTJET READY TO SWOOP IN ON LOW-COST MARKET
The Calgary-based airline says Swoop, headquartered in Calgary, will operate a fleet of Boeing 737-800 aircraft and provide Canadians with a no-frills, lower-fare travel option... READ MORE›
ASSISTED-DYING BILL BECOMES LAW AFTER PASSING SENATE VOTE 44-28
Better to have a bill than no bill at all, said Liberal Senator Jim Munson, who called it just a start for Canada... READ MORE›
'OUR SOCIETY IS BROKEN': WHAT CAN STOP CANADA'S FIRST NATIONS SUICIDE EPIDEMIC?
Then in June this year, another First Nations reserve in Ontario lost three 12-year-old girls who had reportedly agreed a suicide pact... READ MORE›
'WAS HE UNDER SURVEILLANCE?': QUESTIONS SURROUND EDMONTON 'ACTS OF TERRORISM,' SECURITY EXPERT SAYS
Questions around Edmonton attack5 06 We also know that there are between 80 and 120 of those individuals who have so far returned to Canada, he said... READ MORE›
ANALYSIS | TRUMP'S STILL-WRONG CLAIM THAT THE U.S. IS THE WORLD'S HIGHEST-TAXED DEVELOPED NATION
Among its economic peers, the United States is not at all the highest-taxed nation, no matter how you crunch the numbers... READ MORE›
CANADA TO HELP U.S. BY SHIPPING SUPPLIES TO HARVEY VICTIMS
Canada will help the U.S. recovery efforts with supplies, after a phone call between Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump... READ MORE›
DONALD TRUMP JR. DUMPED SECRET SERVICE SO HE COULD GO MOOSE HUNTING
Donald Trump Jr. reportedly bagged a moose in Canada after ditching his Secret Service protection earlier this month... READ MORE›
'THEY'RE FRUSTRATED': 296 CANADIANS HAVE ASKED GOVERNMENT FOR HELP IN WAKE OF HURRICANE IRMA
During the 2004 hurricane season, the government chartered flights to evacuate Canadians, but the official said that hasn't been necessary so far during Hurricane Irma... READ MORE›
TOP TRUMP OFFICIAL SAYS U.S. ISN'T OFFERING 'ANYTHING' TO CANADA IN EXCHANGE FOR NAFTA DEMANDS
WASHINGTON--The Trump administration is demanding NAFTA concessions from Canada and Mexico but not offering anything in exchange, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Wednesday... READ MORE›
CALGARY MP ON MEDICAL LEAVE AFTER SEXUAL HARASSMENT ALLEGATIONS VOWS TO DEFEND REPUTATION 'AT ALL COSTS'
Darshan Kang placed on medical leave denies allegations of sexual harassment... READ MORE›
IT'S NO BROMANCE, BUT TRUDEAU HAS FOUND A WAY TO CHARM TRUMP
There is an upside for Canada to Donald Trump's presidency, and Trudeau and his team have seen it and seized it, writes Rosemary Barton... READ MORE›
UNITED NATIONS PANEL CALLS FOR HALT OF B.C.'S SITE C DAM
The recommendation comes three weeks after British Columbia's NDP government requested a review of what had been a signature megaproject for former premier Christy Clark... READ MORE›
TRANS-PACIFIC TRADE DEAL ADVANCES WITHOUT UNITED STATES
Canada's position has been further complicated by the fact that it is simultaneously renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement with the Trump administration... READ MORE›
TRADE TROUBLES FACE TRUDEAU ON TRIP TO WASHINGTON AND MEXICO CITY
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to talk trade, security and gender equality during his four-day trip to the United States and Mexico that begins Tuesday... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU RELUCTANT TO REVEAL TOO MUCH ON QUEBEC'S FACE-COVERING LAW
On Thursday, in Quebec, Trudeau told reporters it's not up to the federal government to challenge Bill 62... READ MORE›
WINTER TRAVEL ADVISORY ISSUED FOR OTTAWA
Environment Canada has issued a winter weather travel advisory starting Thursday evening for commuters in the Ottawa area... READ MORE›
'HOW MANY MORE LIVES DO WE HAVE TO LOSE?'
MP Todd Doherty said his heart broke after receiving word a Saskatchewan RCMP member took his own life on Tuesday... READ MORE›
HALF OF CANADA'S MONITORED WILDLIFE IS IN DECLINE, MAJOR STUDY FINDS
According to researchers, the federal Species at Risk Act Sara has faltered in its mission to protect Canada's most beleaguered wildlife, the report noted... READ MORE›
OPPOSITION MP TUNDU LISSU WOUNDED BY GUNMEN
Top opposition figure suffers multiple gunshot wounds by unknown attackers at his residence in Dodoma city... READ MORE›
CANADA'S ELECTRONIC SPY AGENCY'S CYBERWARFARE TOOLBOX REVEALED
As a result, the information does not necessarily reflect current CSE practices or programs, the agency said in a written statement... READ MORE›
MANITOBA PROVINCE JOINS GROWING MOVEMENT IN CANADA TO COMMEMORATE NANJING MASSACRE
Manitoba joins a growing movement in Canada to recognize and commemorate the Nanjing Massacre, Canadian New Democratic Party NDP said Friday... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU PAYS TRIBUTE TO SLAIN SOLDIER ON 3RD ANNIVERSARY OF OTTAWA ATTACK
Trudeau pays tribute to slain soldier on 3rd anniversary of Ottawa attack... READ MORE›
CANADA TO MARK NANJING MASSACRE COMMEMORATIVE DAY WITH MEMORIAL
He added that the Nanjing Association has asked Chinese communities in 80 other countries and regions to hold commemorative activities on Dec 13... READ MORE›
STUDENTS LEARN TO SPOT FAKE NEWS WITH GOOGLE-FUNDED SCHOOL PROJECT
Google Canada is investing 500,000 toward teaching Canadian elementary and high school students how to be news literate... READ MORE›
JAGMEET SINGH'S WIN OPENS DOORS FOR CANADA'S MINORITIES
The NDP won 44 seats in 2015, but it had a disappointing showing in several regions, including Quebec, urban centres in Ontario, and Atlantic Canada... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU SAYS HE'S BRACED FOR A 'SURPRISE' AS TRUMP'S NAFTA PROPOSALS GROW MORE PROTECTIONIST
If we can't make a deal, it'll be terminated, and that'll be fine, Trump said in the brief meeting with the prime minister Wednesday... READ MORE›
QUEBEC JUSTICE MINISTER DEFENDS NEW FACE-COVERING LAW, TO RELEASE GUIDELINES THIS WEEK
Quebec Justice Minister Stephanie Vallee responds to the Opposition during question period on May 30, 2017 at the legislature in Quebec City... READ MORE›
TRANS-PACIFIC TRADE DEAL ADVANCES WITHOUT UNITED STATES
Canada's position has been further complicated by the fact that it is simultaneously renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement with the Trump administration... READ MORE›