The union’s negotiating committee has authorized a strike vote that will take place June 9 and 10
Divers were exploring around a shipwreck when they saw the 2-metre-long shark
A statement on the university’s website says classes are suspended at its main campus
Johnston is appearing before a parliamentary committee for a marathon 3 hours of testimony
A community report on the results is scheduled to be completed by the end of summer
Officials seek to rebut claims that drugs prescribed through the B.C.’s safe supply program are being re-sold to young people
Organizations have ramped up security after a documented rise in hate crimes targeting LGBTQ people
Members of PSAC were on strike for 12 days over a host of demands
China has been trying since 2019 to join the partnership
But Liberal House leader Mark Holland says the federal government won’t cower over the Tory threats
The fire, which is burning north of Fort St. John, is estimated at more than 2,400 square kilometres in size
Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino says he raised concerns about the transfer directly to federal corrections commissioner Anne Kelly
The United Nations says the conflict has displaced more than 1.3 million people
If the government does not meet these demands, we will use all procedural tools at our disposal
It runs from June 5 to Sept. 1 at 50 Sussex Drive in Ottawa
Police say they found a 13-year-old girl in April who had previously been reported missing
A fast-moving wildfire near Halifax destroyed an estimated 150 homes, forced about 16,000 people from their homes in subdivisions
Pool and beach staffing can be somewhat challenging at the best of times
Thousands of narwhal migrate through there each summer
June 4 marks the 34th anniversary of China’s crackdown on pro-democracy protesters
