It’s equivalent to what would be emitted by 60 million cars over the course of a year
Last year, Trudeau denounced Uganda’s legislation that prescribes life imprisonment for homosexual acts
Liberals proposing changes that would specify which entities are barred from doing business with Canadians
The draft report says there is growing evidence that the chemicals carry significant health risks to humans
The U.S. president has largely stayed out of the public eye at the summit, forgoing big public statements
The first public ride dates back to 1887 at the riding school in Regina
Ukraine preparing for what’s seen as a major push to take back territory seized by Russia
Antiquated language and colonial assumptions among the reasons for the changes
Province says a transition to cooler, wetter weather is expected on Sunday
13 die after months worth of rain hits in days in a parched area
Shift in weather patterns throughout the day is expected to improve conditions
More than 1,350 square kilometres burned, well over 10-year average of about 120 square kilometres
Nuclear disarmament was another theme of the summit in Hiroshima, Japan
‘It’s not like Canadian identity has ever hinged on passport design’
The FBI recovered the slippers in a sting operation five years ago after they were stolen in 2005
Much of Western Canada dealing with the effects of wildfire smoke
‘Maybe less is more, maybe live is not always right’
About 3,500 people from two communities were forced to evacuate Sunday evening
Amount of smoke in the area was enough to provide a buffer from the sun’s heat
Airline issued statement early Thursday saying negotiations were stuck ‘in a stalemate’
