Most of the 29 former MPs running in this year’s campaign were defeated in 2015 and are looking to regain their former seats in a new political environment. Continue reading →

“There is a lot of this: ‘We have the support of the francophones, and you people are just the others.’ You see it in what they say sometimes in the (legislature).” Continue reading →

The northern Ontario reserve declared a state of emergency earlier this month due to concerns about chemical levels in the water. Continue reading →

Bystander intervention training has been used for years at universities and colleges to prevent sexual assault, but trainers say it is gaining traction in Canadian workplaces. Continue reading →

Butts, a close long-time friend of Trudeau, resigned in February amid the SNC-Lavalin controversy, citing that anonymous sources alleged he pressured former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould to assist the Quebec engineering giant to be considered for an agreement akin to a plea bargain. Continue reading →