Prisoners and correctional officers worry that the prison system will start doubling prisoners up once new solitary confinement laws are implemented. Continue reading →

The federal Department of Immigration says in a news release that the change “supports the Atlantic Immigration Pilot’s goal to ensure newcomers who have come here, stay here.” Continue reading →

Dozens of demonstrators are out in full force at three gates at CFB Kingston holding signs and chanting, “Where’s our pay?” Continue reading →

Trudeau also plans to make a stop later in the day in St. Stephen, N.B., where he will again meet with seniors and outline highlights in the fiscal plan. Continue reading →

Tom Cull served as London’s poet laureate for two years, and is a professor at Western University. Continue reading →

A total of 13 new dry dry ponds will be built. The ponds collect water during major storms in order to reduce flooding on city streets. They also help relieve the pressure on the city’s pipe systems. Continue reading →

Alexandre Boulerice, a former union adviser, was first elected to Parliament in 2011. Continue reading →