RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson to Retire June 30
Canada’s top Mountie, Bob Paulson, has announced to retire as RCMP Commissioner on June 30 in an internal email sent to all his employees on ……Read More
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Mayor Tory Refutes Reports about Selling Toronto Hydro
The statement by the mayor came as a response to the report published on Saturday by Reuters that said Ontario’s Hydro One was in talks ……Read More
Concordia Terrorist Threats’ Suspect to Face Serious Charges
47-year-old suspect arrested in connection with the threats that forced the evacuation of Concordia University, Hisham Saadi, appeared via videoconference on Thursday afternoon and is ……Read More
PM Trudeau Visits Alberta to Rally for Upcoming By-Elections
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited Calgary on Wednesday in order to gather support for two Liberal candidates, Haley Brown and Scott Forsyth, in the ……Read More
Premier Notley to Convince U.S. Legislators against Proposed Border-Adjustment Tax
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is visiting the neighbors in the south to convince their national legislators to reconsider the proposed restrictions on trade as she ……Read More
Vancouver’s Trump Tower Opening to Spark Protests
The Vancouver’s Trump International Hotel and Tower will officially open today and the presence of U.S. President Donald Trump’s two sons is anticipated to spark ……Read More
Parole Board to Decide on Convicted Killer Ellard’s Escorted Releases
The Parole Board of Canada is anticipated to hear convicted killer Kelly Ellard’s request today to spend supervised time outside the prison with her infant ……Read More
Liberals play politics with winter power disconnections
TORONTO – Premier Kathleen Wynne’s Liberals refused Tuesday to support NDP Leader Andrea Horwath’s motion to sever Bill 27 and end winter hydro disconnections – ……Read More
Canada Post hosts the Head of India Post and delegation for first-ever visit
Discussions focused on growing e-commerce and a historic stamp issue for Canada’s 150th OTTAWA – Representatives from India Post wrapped up a productive three-day visit ……Read More
Landmark EU-Canada Trade Deal Gets Approval from EU Parliament
The European Parliament has passed the landmark free-trade agreement with Canada, boosting Europe’s market-opening and silencing the populist rise across the continent and U.S. President ……Read More
Court Favors Victims in’60s Scoop Class-Action Lawsuit
Superior Court Justice Edward Belobaba ruled on the ’60s Scoop case today in favor of the Ontario survivors and held the federal government liable in ……Read More
PM Trudeau Meets U.S. President Trump at White House
PM Justin Trudeau was welcomed by the US president, Donald Trump, as he arrived at the White House on Monday morning to discuss free trade ……Read More
Three Accused Acquitted in Padma Bridge Corruption Case
An Ontario judge, Justice Ian Nordheimer, has acquitted three business executives in a major foreign corruption case involving SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. after denouncing the wiretap ……Read More
Ottawa Withdraws Request to Delay Judgment of Sixties Scoop Case
The federal government has withdrawn its request to delay the decision of an eight-year-old legal case between Ottawa and the indigenous people. The plaintiffs in ……Read More
Mayor Tory ‘Disappointed’ as Police Gives Up Pride Parade Participation
Toronto Mayor John Tory has mentioned in his remarks that he’s disappointed and frustrated to hear about the police’s decision to not march in this ……Read More