The prominent University of Toronto professor called the 20th anniversary of 9/11 a "dumb little annual pity party" in a since-deleted tweet that mocked grieving Americans.
The man is facing two counts of uttering threats, and will appear in court later this month,
The National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) has issued new recommendations on Friday, stating that a third booster shot of COVID vaccines are recommended for certain immunocompromised people.
The flags were lowered at federal buildings in response to the discovery of the remains of 215 children in unmarked graves at the site of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School.
Annamie Paul scored points against incumbent Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday night's debate, pointing out his less-than-stellar track record on what he himself called "caucus management".
Liberal whip Mark Holland confirmed Wednesday that he was made aware of sexual harassment allegations, but he declined to discuss whether he contacted the Prime Minister’s Office concerning Saini.
Claiming to protect its employees and passengers, the approved products resulted in corrosion of vehicle surfaces and equipment. TTC is looking to spend another $14.8 million to disinfect its fleet.
Claiming to protect its employees and passengers, the approved products resulted in corrosion of vehicle surfaces and equipment. TTC is looking to spend another $14.8 million to disinfect its fleet.
A release states that any City of Calgary employee who cannot be immunized due to a medical reason or other protected grounds under the Alberta Human Rights Act will be reasonably accommodated.
Only 74 percent of water managers and 66 percent of sewer managers were adequately trained, blaming high staff turnover, low pay, "community remoteness," and a lack of "advanced education."
Hundreds of surgeries in Alberta are cancelled this week because of rising COVID hospitalizations and ICU admissions. Eric Mulder, an Edmonton-area cancer patient in need of brain surgery, is one such victim.
Quebec's Premier Francois Legault stated on Thursday that he was expecting a Conservative majority in the upcoming Sept. 20 elections, and that such an occurrence would be a boon for his province.
Jason Hickey, a candidate for New Brunswick Southwest, revealed that under the Liberals, Canadians will pay tax on any profits they make from the selling of their primary residence.
On Thursday, political commentator and advisor Stephen Taylor pointed out what appears to be an error in the images displayed behind a CBC announcer while the current round of debates was being promoted.
Following Wednesday's second French-language debate, the leaders of Canada's five main federal parties are preparing to take the stage once again, this time in English.