London – Shawn Lewis, Ward 2 Coun. brought forth a motion to move the annual London Santa Claus Parade at Tuesday’s Community and Protective Services.
The former intermin Conservative Party Leader Rona Ambrose has announced that she will not be running in the Conservative leadership contest.
Trudeau purchased some doughnuts recently at a local doughnut shop in Winnipeg and Twitter went wild over him not shopping at Tim Hortons.
Unifor Local 594 was fined $100,000 and found guilty of contempt of court this Wednesday.
The CBC is scrapping its flagship program The National’s new format, citing declining ratings since the revamp. Rosemary Barton will no longer be an anchor.
Newly-elected Conservative Member of Parliment Derek Sloan announced he is running to become leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.
Striking elementary teachers in Ontario are refusing to produce the normal reports cards or send them to parents, due to the ongoing work-to-rule action.
U of T has teamed up with the Canadian Cancer Society and Egale Canada. They are all working with LGBTQ+ community members to reduce smoking.
Rick Peterson, who is a venture capitalist from Alberta, will announce his leadership bid in the next few days
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation started a petition calling on Justin Trudeau to not foot Canadian taxpayers with Meghan and Harry’s security bills.
Thunder Bay MP Marcus Powlowski, recently wrote a letter to Bill Blair regarding the government’s proposed gun ban on “military assault rifles.”
A liquor store in Edmonton is testing out a new security program to combat a string of thefts in recent news. Under the new system, customers will have to scan their ID before they can enter the premises.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) is suing the Jewish advocacy group B’nai Brith for defamation.
Albertan oil and gas companies owe the province’s rural municipalities unpaid property tax, and the amount has doubled since the beginning of last year.
Reports that someone may have been paying actors to protest outside of B.C. Law Courts may actually hold some water after revelations from multiple reporters.