A report from the Office of the Conflicts of Interests and Ethics…
The recent arrest of Talya Davidson as she spat at people and yelled racist slurs has raised many legitimate concerns about potential “fake news.”
The day the signs were found the community had planned lessons in tipis, pipe ceremonies, bannock making, and a sweat lodge ceremony for men.
Taxpayers in B.C. have just been told they have the pleasure of paying an additional $4.5 million for repairs on a social housing apartment complex
On Monday, roughly 400 joined Michael Chan, a Former Ontario Liberal Minister, in Markham to rally support for China’s continued rule over Hong Kong
Still short nearly 100 candidates for the October 21st general election, the Liberal Party of Canada is downplaying its invocation of an ‘electoral urgency’ clause that allows them to circumvent traditional nomination processes.
Concern over the use of Twitter and, more specifically, Twitter bots (accounts set up to post and share automatically) to sway political discourse is becoming a more pertinent issue as we near election season.
The identity of the woman is now known to be 28-year-old South African-born Talya (Talia) Davidson, and the details emerging about her call into question the authenticity of both her message and her intentions.
Ontario’s new Minister of Social Services Todd Smith says Ottawa still owes the province “hundreds of millions of dollars” related to illegal migrants.
According to a study released by the Digital Democracy Project, climate change is on the top of the election agenda for most Canadians.
A completed autopsy on the two bodies confirm their identity, and the results have found that the teens committed suicide by gun.
The organization put in charge of Canada’s official leadership debates have sent out invitations, and Maxime Bernier isn’t invited.
The Manitoba RCMP will provide an update today regarding the case of the B.C. fugitives whose bodies were found last week.
The letter went through typical clearance protocol, via the National Security Council. Staffers reportedly believed that this was an odd form of communication with a foreign leader, but allowed it to go through, as it was done in good fun.
For the fourth year in a row, Canada has topped the list in overall quality of life, according to a study conducted by U.S. News.