After all this time, nearly 75 years since the first “Indian hospital” was opened, many First Nation families are still looking for answers.
Bob Rae spread fake news about Jason Kenney? Where's all the outrage?
“They provide everything. It’s good. Compared to U.S., it’s five star,” said the man.
In a press release on Friday afternoon, the Western Canada Lottery Corporation announced one of the big prize winners of the SCRATCH 'N WIN (Zing) lottery game.
Department of Industry warned the government about the dangers of "free speech" and "the flow of data" before "Ministry of Truth" was created to monitor fake news ahead of the 2019 election.
There are an estimated 190 Canadians abroad who are suspected of having been involved in terrorist activity.
A new Mainstreet poll places the Liberal party with less than a 2 point lead, a massive drop when compared to the "sunny-ways" highs the PM enjoyed earlier in his career.
The Liberals announce $7 million to monitor online "fake news" while giving the mainstream media a free pass. Have they forgotten the hijab hoax?
CBC President Catherine Tait compared the growing influence of Netflix around the world to the colonialism of the British and French empires.
“I wish I had thought of that,” said Weir tongue-in-cheek. “I am going to resist the temptation to declare myself Prime Minister of Canada.”
Although drug crimes are declining in the rest of the city, the report on crime and disorder shows a 250-meter zone near the site has become the epicenter for drug, violent, and property crimes in the downtown area.
“The cost of air travel in Canada will soar if the federal government imposes a carbon tax on air travel in 2019,” claims the report.
The most extreme fiscal conservatives may long for immediate balanced budgets at any cost. However, most conservative (and liberal) governments are elected to better allocate resources, whatever that may call for.
Here's an MP who couldn't even spend his own money wisely and the Liberals picked him to sit on a finance committee in the House of Commons.
Thanks to an article in the Financial Post and research from Tim Hearn and Robert Mansell of the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy, we now know it is roughly $661 billion net from 1961 to 2017.