Canada

A brief history of some of Canada’s most memorable political leadership shake-ups

The federal Liberal Party is facing a tumultuous start to 2025 as it grapples with the task of selecting a…

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Ontario lawyers applaud plan to boost legal aid eligibility, but say more help needed

Legal Aid Ontario, the provincial agency that offers legal assistance to low-income Ontarians, is set to expand eligibility for its…

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Some Indigenous leaders praise Trudeau’s government, others point to promises not kept

Jaime Battiste, a Mi’kmaw member of Parliament and chair of the Liberal Indigenous caucus, recently expressed his doubts about Prime…

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Delays, restrictions on P.E.I. as winter storm passes

Islanders in central and eastern P.E.I. faced disruptions and challenges as a winter storm swept through the region from Sunday…

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Owners anxious over delayed $6.2M sale of condemned Edmonton condo building

The owners of a condo building in north Edmonton that was evacuated in 2023 due to the risk of collapse…

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More than a year after daughter’s death in Thunder Bay, Ont., family seeks answers from SIU, police

The family of Jenna Ostberg has been eagerly awaiting the release of the Ontario Special Investigations Unit’s report on the…

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How adding names to archival images has been healing for people of We’koqma’q First Nation

When Bryan (Fish) Googoo saw a photo of himself as a young boy posted on Facebook back in November, he…

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Turkish man ‘smuggled’ from St-Pierre to N.L. after meeting sailboat owner in bar

A Turkish national embarked on a risky journey from Paris to the islands of St-Pierre-Miquelon with hopes of sneaking into…

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Did your kid get glasses post-pandemic? Study says myopia rates are soaring around the world

New research has revealed a concerning trend in the prevalence of myopia among children and teens worldwide. According to a…

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Sask. won’t get any new wild boar farms, but expert says population still out of control

The Saskatchewan government is taking decisive action to combat the spread of swine flu and control the invasive wild pig…

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