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Starting Monday, applicants are expected to make the case in Ontario court that Ottawa’s policies are ‘grossly disproportionate’.
York Regional Police say they responded to reports of a man grabbing a female by the hair and throwing her into an SUV.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights also reported the death of the medic saying he was from Asia.
Security forces have killed more than 250 protestors in two waves of demonstrations since early October.
Camilo Fidel López, founder of graffiti artists group Vértigo Graffiti, plays a key role at the forefront of a street art revolution that reflects his nation’s new face of pride and self-expression
The 527 commutations are just a fraction of Oklahoma’s 26,334-person state prison population, the highest incarceration rate in the U.S.
The 31 men and eight women are believed to have paid people traffickers for their clandestine transit into England.
One arrested after two groups of teenagers got into altercation, police say
Hydro-Quebec says the aim is to have lights back on by the end of Sunday, but advises those without power to leave their homes for now.
The intruders zip-tied employees’ or customers’ hands, stole items, then fled in a stolen vehicle.
The 55,000 members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees and government reached a tentative central agreement a month ago.
The mixed reception was friendlier than the boos and ‘lock him up’ chants the U.S. president received at the World Series in Washington.
The products, sold across Canada, should either be thrown out or returned to the store where they were purchased.
It’s the highest number since the 1998 ice storm left 1.4 million homes and business in the dark.
Investigators concluded the vessel’s propulsion and manoeuvring had anomalies and the ship’s captain needed more time training with the ship.
Hannah Ounsworth, a Grade 12 student, and her parents believe she didn’t make the LeBoldus Golden Suns because she’s a girl.
Bebawi has pleaded not guilty. His trial is scheduled to last six weeks.
The three-year Indigenous graduation rate has dropped to 43.4 per cent, while remaining almost exactly the same for non-Indigenous students at 77.3 per cent.
Asylum seekers who were turned away by Canada at the Canada-U.S. border will finally have their day in court to explain why they feel the United States is not a safe country for refugees.
A Mississauga couple is wondering where they will live when the three-bedroom house they’ve lived in for 27 years is torn down to make way for new homes.
Ali Showbeg’s lawsuit claims police, OVO and others didn’t take proper safety precautions before 2015 shooting.
Little impact expected when cellphone ban comes into effect Monday since most schools already have policies in place.
Police say one of the victims of the stabbing spree, who made his own way to hospital on Thursday, has died.
Hunting for a condo in Vancouver as a young Asian immigrant is a fraught and emotional experience. Why? Because there is a class struggle going on in our city, and it’s led to outright racism, ageism, classism and xenophobia.
The body of 26-year-old Jordan Smyth was found at about 7 a.m. in an open area near Sleepy Hollow Road.
The event was originally scheduled to take place at Simon Fraser University but was moved after the senior director of campus security said there was a high safety concern.
As the Calgary’s newest library celebrates its first birthday, some of its users reflect on what the building has offered to them
Fire department says two single family mobile homes were gutted and two others were at least partially destroyed.
During the week, Trevor Jameus is a tattoo artist in northeast Calgary. On Sundays, however, he’s a pastor.
About 700 Albertans packed a dance hall in northeast Edmonton on Saturday to hear a vision of how and why Alberta needs to separate from Canada.
Edmonton Public Library’s writer in residence, Matthew Stepanic, said one of the reasons he was hired was to create a safe space for emerging writers from marginalized groups and the CEO’s official position directly contradicts that.
Una Momolu was accused of acting aggressively towards school staff when she confronted the principal about the alleged racial profiling of her son when he wore a durag at school
Police say a car passing vehicles on a two-lane stretch of highway ended up striking a vehicle driving in the opposite direction.
According to estimates on the utility’s website, electricity was expected to be restored in most areas by late Saturday evening.
Sleep expert Julie Carrier at the Centre for Advanced Research in Sleep Medicine in Montreal says sleep is essential for our health and well-being and most of us aren’t getting enough.
