Organizers say the June 6 screening will be the first of several around the world
He is not saying whether he’ll be attending any Pride events
Lawyers have raised concerns the law could be subject to a challenge under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
There are already more than 500 international firefighters, incident commanders and other workers in Alberta
Vancouver began its own system called Radar in 2017
The former public safety minister made the comments at a parliamentary committee meeting
The carrier said that while its IT system is now stable, flights may be affected at nine of Canada’s busiest airports
The far-right People’s Party of Canada leader lost his seat in the 2019 federal vote, lost again in the 2021 election
The Toronto-area MP resigned from the government caucus in March saying he wanted to clear his name
Moldova, which is roughly the size of Vancouver Island, is among the poorest countries in Europe
The public broadcaster said 2 ad-driven streamers will debut this fall
Feds designate first Friday of June each year as National Day Against Gun Violence
Bill C-18 will require tech giants to pay publishers for linking to or otherwise repurposing their content online
A Polish MP from the far-right Confederation party blocked Ottawa professor from delivering a lecture in Warsaw
Forecast is calling for steady rain into the weekend
Mounties say more than $130,000 in cash was seized during the bust
The latest ruling sets aside a January decision by Federal Court Justice Henry Brown
It’s a learning model that alternates between academic and paid work terms
The writer/director says fictional scenes depicting abuse at a residential school were shot at the Kamloops facility
The federal government has said it is still weighing its options for the multibillion-dollar contract
