Deputy solicitor general Mark Sieben said the proposal requires further scrutiny but has merit
Mounties said Adam’s truck had expired plates and the video shows Allan Adam getting in and out of the vehicle
Indigenous adults make up 3 per cent of Canada’s population and visible minorities more than 22 per cent
Bill would bring in fines, possible jail time for people defrauding federal aid programs
Simply recognizing systemic racism exists is not sufficient for a federal minister anymore, advocates say
The Black Lives Matter movement boasts a following of millions across social media platforms
The bill includes a proposed expansion of the wage subsidy program to include seasonal workers
Many in-person graduation ceremonies have shifted to a virtual model or been cancelled or postponed
Thunberg and the others say Canada is nowhere close to hitting its Paris climate agreement targets
Recent figures show 8.41 million people have applied for the CERB, with $43.51 billion in payments made as of June 4
CanadaHelps fund has raised tens of thousands of dollars
George Floyd’s death at the hands of police led to protests across the world
Federal Procurement Minister Anita Anand says current demand is being met but is expected to increase
The court has long embraced technology by livestreaming proceedings on its website
Some people may have received both CERB and wage subsidy
Fifty-three per cent said masks should be mandatory in public and confined spaces
Singh says new criminal penalties will hit poor and racialized people harder
Stage 2 will see restaurants and bars allowed to open patios and other outdoor dining
More education and higher income increases chances of working from home successfully
Floyd was killed when a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck
