Ontario’s first ever provincewide public school teachers’ strikes began Friday, leaving two million studnets out of the classrooms.
A group of four Albertan Members of Parliment have signed the Buffalo Declaration, which demands a series of reforms to the constitutional arrangement.
Conservative leadership candidate Peter MacKay is facing online backlash after deleting a tweet supporting frustrated Albertans who tore down a blockade.
Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs are sticking to their demands of the withdrawal of the RCMP from their land before meeting with government leaders.
Prime Minister Trudeau will hold a meeting with the Canadian premiers to update what the government’s plan to deal with anti-pipeline protestors blockades
Erin O’Toole says that if he were to become PM he would make it a criminal offence to block major railways, ports, bridges and highways.
In recent hours, thousands of tweets have flooded in with the hashtag #TrudeauIsNotFitForOffice, with the slogan trending at number five nationally.
A frustrated Quebec man confronted protestors at a railway in Quebec Thursday, giving blockaders an earful about the damage they have done to the economy.
Large international companies are turning away from Canada as a result of the anti-pipeline blockades that have crippled the Canadian economy.
CN Rail has acquired an injunction to remove a blockade on the rails of Montreal’s South Shore and police will use force if necessary.
Roll Up the Rim to win, the iconic Tim Hortons tradition and the promotion that set them apart, is about to change, for the worse.
The RCMP offered to leave their position on Wet’suwet’en territory—a move Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says he’s hopeful will lead to a resolution.
The blockades continue throughout Canada with protestors carrying signs that say things like “Stand with Wet’suwet’en” and “Wet’suwet’en Strong”
The Shadow Minister for Agriculture John Barlow has launched a bill intending to protect farmers from activists who have plagued Canada’s agriculture.
The President of the National Coalition of Chiefs Dale Swampy claimed that some anti-pipeline protestors are paid by environmental activists groups.