Air Canada has been ordered by the Federal Courts to pay $21,000 to an Ottawa couple who say that Air Canada violated their French-language rights.
Included in the instructions are anatomical diagrams showing killers where to target victims when using a knife.
“I’ve got a lot of love out there headed in my direction and a lot of prayers, and I will never ever minimize the value of that.”
The Liberal party has revoked the candidacy of a Montreal-area candidate after shocking anti-Semitic comments resurfaced.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has had his account hacked. The perpetrator tweeted several cryptic, anti-Semitic, and racist tweets from the @jack account
Police report that Dustin Racette, a man who escaped from a Manitoba Corrections Officers, has been rearrested by police following a lengthy search.
Canada’s largest school board, the Toronto District School Board recently decided to provide free menstrual products in elementary and secondary schools.
“My personal views are that LGBT Canadians have the same inherent self-worth and dignity as any other Canadian and I will always uphold the law and always ensure they have equal access to the institution of marriage,” he said.
A woman from the South Surrey neighbourhood emailed Peace Arch News on Tuesday to report the sighting, of what she described as a large cat that was “maybe 150 lbs” walking down the road in front of Semiahmoo Trail Elementary School.
This isn’t the first time Campbell has gone after Trump. She once tweeted that Trump is a “motherf**ker!”
The Liberal government turned down 26 applications for Canada Summer Jobs funding because they were suspected of having pro-life views.
To put this in perspective, an adult human body is composed of 206 bones, meaning Terrazas broke over half the bones in her body.
Twenty-eight-year-old Kenneth McAlpine has died following a devastating fall on Mount Gimili late Tuesday evening.
Police estimate that medical staff diverted roughly 23 million oxycodone, hydrocodone, and carisoprodol pills, much of which ended up being sold on the street by drug dealers.
The prominent appearance of a lobbying firm’s senior consultant in the Liberal Party’s new election advert raises more questions about whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau takes conflict of interest rules seriously, or not.