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Steve Rukavina · CBC News ·
11-22-2022
'Steve Rukavina · CBC News ·
As arguments wrapped at the Quebec Court of Appeal Wednesday for the legal challenge to the province›s secularism law — known as Bill 21 — the panel of judges hinted that the case hinges on whether the bill disproportionately'
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11-22-2022
'Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he's aware of reports that Iranians are "interfering" with the lives of Canadians and his government is monitoring the threats.
CBC News reported Friday that Canada's spy agency is investigating what it calls multiple '
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10-19-2022
'October 19, 2022—Ottawa – The Government of Canada continues to work hard to resettle at least 40,000 Afghan nationals as quickly and safely as possible, which is one of the largest commitments of its kind in the world. To date, over 22,581 Afghan national'
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9-24-2022
'Fiona becomes ‘most intense storm on record’ to slam into Atlantic Canada
The Atlantic Canada coast was slammed with life-threatening flooding and hurricane-force wind gusts into Saturday morning as Fiona has the chance to be a “potential landmark weather'
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9-22-2022
'TORONTO, Ontario—Longtime family lawyer Russell Alexander said a recent Ontario case involving a preteen who did not want to get vaccinated against the coronavirus could portend more judicial skepticism on the issue.
The case involved divorced parents who'
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9-22-2022
'Pakistan has experienced heavy monsoon rains and floods since mid-June, causing the deaths of over 1,000 people and affecting the lives of 33 million people across the country. To support the international response to this emergency, the Honourable Harjit '
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8-27-2022
'Greater Sudbury more welcoming to Sikhs today, says community member
When Karan Badesha moved to Sudbury in 2015 he said his beard and turban made it difficult to find a job.
Badesha is Sikh and when he arrived in Sudbury as an international student, the'
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8-23-2022
'My path to politics started when I met Veronica, a First Nations woman living in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. I worked as a lawyer for Veronica and her neighbours, who were forced into the street with just a few hours’ notice when her building was condem'
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