Brief look at some of the most notable news to hit the Olympic world since it last convened for the Summer Games
Twenty years ago, there were no national statistics on wildfire evacuations
Court filings show the Green party is trying to overturn arbitration orders that stymied threats to Annamie Paul’s leadership
Sharon Kozicki will take on the role on Aug. 2 after serving eight years as an adviser
The F-35, which is built by U.S. defence giant Lockheed Martin, is competing against American rival Boeing’s Super Hornet
B’nai Brith Canada, a Jewish human rights organization, says it recorded 2,610 antisemitic incidents last year
Almost 100 Muslim organizations and civil society groups wrote to Trudeau this week
‘People are talking to us about culture. People are talking to us about governance’
The government has temporarily banned their sale in order to protect owls and other wildlife from poisoning
‘Climate change is with us, not just intermittently, but all the time’
Doing so would help address concerns from religious groups and visible minority populations, he says
34%of decided voters said they support the Liberals, while Conservatives stood at 29% and NDP at 22%
The move comes despite the Canadian government’s decision to begin easing its own restrictions on fully vaccinated U.S. citizens
Steven Levenson adapted his hit Tony Award-winning stage show with Ben Platt reprising his acclaimed leading role
Wildfires are raging out of control, forcing residents out of their homes in British Columbia
Bucks beat Phoenix Suns 105-98 in Game 6 of league finals
Rick Campbell now has a vacancy on his coaching staff
He could be arraigned on 11 sexual assault counts, including 4 counts of rape
‘I think this is the best contribution I can make right now for Canada, arguably the world’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada’s COVID-19 restrictions on visitors from the U.S. have always been more stringent
