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Lesson to learn from the Trudeau scandal

04 Apr 2019

Must our politicians disappoint? That is the question that is keeping some of us on the liberal left up at night. The latest let down is Justin Trudeau. While Trudeau was never as left wing as many of us economically, his leadership style on social issues did seem like a breath of fresh air. He appeared to be willing to take action that went against the narrative of the day, making genuinely tough decisions on issues like immigration where the easy option would have been to turn people away.

Quebec’s chilling ban on religious clothing

25 Jun 2019

Right after 9/11, my mom started wearing the hijab in Sarnia, Ontario — a town with little diversity on the US border. She had made a conscious and unilateral decision to do so, despite the reservations and anxiety my father and I shared about the potential ramifications of her choice. After all, there had been a spike in hate crimes

Ko clinches first major title at ANA Inspiration; Conners wins

08 Apr 2019

Reigning rookie of the year Ko Jin-young captured her first major championship on Sunday, holding off fellow South Korean Lee Mi-hyang to win the ANA Inspiration by three strokes.

What does the Raptor’s place in the NBA Finals mean for the NBA draft?

27 May 2019

The upcoming NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Toronto Raptors will decide much more than who gets rings and a title.

Trudeau to be featured in The Simpsons

24 Apr 2019

The Simpsons are returning to Canada in an upcoming episode that will air on Sunday for a storyline that will Feature Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Trump lifts steel, aluminium tariffs on Canada, Mexico

18 May 2019

President Donald Trump on Friday announced a deal to lift US tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from Canada and Mexico that had created friction between the neighbors and blocked a new North American free trade agreement.

Shooting at rally mars Raptors celebration of NBA crown

18 Jun 2019

A giant parade to celebrate the Toronto Raptors winning their first NBA title was marred Monday by a shooting behind the downtown stage at Nathan Phillips Square -- which left two people badly injured and sent revelers fleeing in panic.

Canada experiencing warming at twice global level: Report

02 Apr 2019

Canada is experiencing warming at twice the rate of the rest of the world, with the effects most pronounced in the country's north, according to a new government report cited by local media on Monday.

Four dead after Canada shootings, man in custody: Police

16 Apr 2019

Four people were shot dead in Penticton, British Columbia, on Monday and a suspect is in custody, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said in a statement.

EU court rules in favour of bloc’s trade deal with Canada

30 Apr 2019

The EU-Canada free-trade agreement’s provisions to protect investors do not breach EU law, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled on Tuesday in a major relief for proponents of the deal

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