OTTAWA — Federal Court of Appeal Chief Justice de Montigny is expected to deliver a decision Friday on the federal government’s use of the Emergencies Act during the 2022 Freedom Convoy protests. Read More … [Read more...] about Federal Court of Appeal decision on use of Emergencies Act expected Friday
Carney meets with Xi Jinping, while canola producers and automakers hold their breath
BEIJING — Prime Minister Mark Carney told Chinese President Xi Jinping he believes Canada and China can make "immediate" trade progress in agriculture, energy, and finance, as Xi said he was "heartened" by the "turnaround" in relations between both countries. Read More … [Read more...] about Carney meets with Xi Jinping, while canola producers and automakers hold their breath
Mother of missing N.S. children accused ex partner of violence against her, RCMP documents reveal
RCMP documents connected to the investigation into disappearance of Nova Scotia children Jack and Lilly Sullivan, are now showing that their mother told police her ex common-law partner was sometimes physically violent with her. Read More … [Read more...] about Mother of missing N.S. children accused ex partner of violence against her, RCMP documents reveal
Pete Hoekstra says U.S. ‘does not need Canada’
U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra delivered another blunt assessment of the Canada-U.S. relationship during a wide-ranging radio interview this week, saying the U.S “does not need Canada,” even as he praised the nations’ deep economic relationship. Read More … [Read more...] about Pete Hoekstra says U.S. ‘does not need Canada’
Canada leading the way in arts-based therapy for Alzheimer’s
Across Canada, seniors are putting on their boogie shoes. They’re belting out songs, picking up paintbrushes, and taking to the stage. Read More … [Read more...] about Canada leading the way in arts-based therapy for Alzheimer’s