NCCM's CEO Mustafa Farooq said that the organization came up with the recommendations after consulting with members of the Muslim community.
Durham regional police say they were "outnumbered" when trying to break up a 2000 person party in the Whitby, Ontario.
As Canada moves ahead to open its borders to travelers from the United States, the White House has indicated that it may not be reciprocating that action.
A Canadian law professor is suing Twitter and the Canadian government after Twitter denied him ads for his new documentary.
The report also says the government needs to do everything it can to avoid the long school closures it put students through during the last school year.
Senator David Richards previously compared Bill C-10 to book burnings, and said it needed a "stake through the heart."
On Thursday, an Angus Reid Institute poll Thursday indicated that 69 percent of Canadians want a 75 percent full vaccination threshold at minimum before further border relaxations are approved.
Ontario's animal welfare watchdog found that poor water quality at Marineland was causing distress among the marine mammals that live at the popular tourist attraction, leading to the park being ordered to fix its water system.
In early March, Morin said her unit leader had 250 death certificates and 250 forms for the respiratory-distress protocol. "I looked at it, and I said, ‘come now, they’re not all going to die.’ But it was all set up ahead of time.”
A cross that had been installed at the top of Mount Tzouhalem on Vancouver Island has mysteriously gone missing over the weekend.
Mary Simon, is facing an investigation by Canada's official languages' watchdog after more than 400 complaints were filed over her lack of French, one of Canada's two official languages.
The border was mutually shut down to non-essential travel on March 21, 2020, with travel restrictions renewed monthly.
The Surrey Fire Department confirmed Monday morning that St. George Coptic Orthodox Church, primarily frequented by those of African and Middle Eastern lineage, was lost entirely to the fire.
The Trudeau government quietly tested facial recognition technology on millions of travellers at Toronto Pearson International airport in 2016, with the hope of identifying potential deportees.
After months of slow, lagging vaccination rates amid a once chaotic vaccine rollout, Canada surpassed its southern neighbour on Sunday.