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Ontario government and education workers avoid strike with tentative deal

Deal still needs to be ratified by CUPE members with voting set to start Thursday The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) says it has reached a tentative deal with the Read more

Iranian Canadians say they are being punished with travel restrictions for being conscripted as young men

CBC spoke with 25 Iranian Canadians who say they are being treated as 2nd-class citizens With the holiday season just around the corner, many are planning to travel, but Saskatoon Read more

David Eby introduces cost-of-living credits in first move as premier of B.C.

Eby names housing, health care, public safety as top priorities Former attorney general and housing minister David Eby has been sworn in as the 37th premier of British Columbia. Eby, 46, took the Read more

Why Nova Scotia’s RCMP tactical team is ‘shaking mad’ 2 years after Portapique tragedy

Private messages between 2 senior RCMP employees show disdain for officers who asked for support Members of Nova Scotia’s emergency response team are “shaking mad” after texts between a superintendent and Read more

Jean Lapointe, singer, actor and retired Canadian senator, dies at 86

Lapointe is known for his music as well as comedy throughout the 1970s and 80s Jean Lapointe, the beloved Quebec singer, actor and comedian who was later appointed to the Read more

$10-a-day child care in Nunavut to start in December

‘For families, that will mean a big savings for people across our territory,’ says education minister Nunavummiut families will be seeing $10-a-day child care much sooner than anticipated. According to a joint Read more

Memo advising PM to invoke Emergencies Act admitted its interpretation was ‘vulnerable’: docs

Inquiry is weighing whether federal government was justified in invoking act The memorandum to the prime minister suggesting the government invoke the Emergencies Act for the first time in Canadian Read more

Think it’s easy to get fish on the lunch menu at a Newfoundland school? Think again

School Lunch Association charity serves up cod — and education — to students in Musgravetown Since Anthony Paddon Elementary in Musgravetown, N.L., sits mere metres from the Atlantic Ocean in Read more

Chief backs call for Indigenous representation on proposed RCMP, CBSA watchdog

‘It’s time that governments woke up and smell the coffee and begin to seriously engage Indigenous people’ A grand chief in B.C. is backing one member of Parliament’s push for the Liberals Read more

He survived flesh-eating disease. Now he’s stranded in a St. John’s hospital, waiting to return home

Jody Short is living at the Miller Centre until he can raise enough funds to build a ramp Jody Short was ankle-deep in snow in February, a shovel in his hands,Read more

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