According to a new poll where 1000 Canadians were surveyed, 54 percent said that they feel that racism is built into the Canadian government and its institutions.
The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announced the ruling of BC Supreme Court Chief Justice Christopher E. Hinkson, on Wednesday.
The Liberals say that such laws unfairly target black and Indigenous people, and that judges should make greater use of conditional sentencing.
Under new travel rules instituted by the Canadian government, all new arrivals in the country must quarantine in hotels near airports for three days before they can go to wherever they are planning on staying.
Two unidentified people travelling to Canada from Mexico allegedly presented fake PCR tests to board the flight, and have now been fined heavily for it.
A Nova Scotia man has been charged with voyeurism after women discovered a modified bathroom mirror allowing them to be viewed from an adjacent room.
The SIU concluded that for the majority of the police chase, police did not exceed 90 km/h.
"We open up and declare victory, and then find that a month from today we have to lock down again. I think most people... would take the caution," Tory asserted.
Police say the homicide detective, identified as Paul Worden, admitted to taking the drugs to treat a prescription painkiller addiction.
This motion comes just days after Trudeau refused to label the ongoing human rights abuses in China's Xinjiang province against the Uyghur people a genocide.
"At this point, he is prepared to incur the consequences, up to and including imprisonment to continue to do what he believes is the right thing to do for his people."
While other countries around the world get back to work, Canada has consistently posted unemployment numbers higher than those of our allies, said Poilievre.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is being called to apologize by his political opponents after saying that listening to NDP Leader Andrea Howath was like listening to "nails on a chalkboard."
The company has been sending electricity since Sunday, upping the amount of electricity sent to 175 megawatts.
According to Vancouver-based gang expert Ranj Dhaliwal, the legislation would fail in it's attempt to curb gang crime.