The latest cohort of appointments to the Order of Canada include many people whose accomplishments have had an impact around the world, including pioneering biologist Anne Dagg. Continue reading →

“I think there’s been quite a spike in terms of people coming out,” said Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Vance. Continue reading →

Erin Bow says she was elated when she was told that she received honours in the Young People’s Literature – Text category. Continue reading →

Benaway, who is of Anishinaabe and Metis descent, hopes the awards spotlight on her third poetry collection, “Holy Wild,” will amplify her voice to reach other trans women, but fears the attention will also draw out a familiar chorus of people eager to silence her. Continue reading →

In their meeting today, Trudeau and Payette will likely talk about a time for Parliament to reconvene. Continue reading →

There are questions about how she would manage concerted attempts by the Liberals or the Conservatives to take first crack at forming a minority or coalition government. Continue reading →

The two saved three boys who had been swept by the strong current of a creek into the rough waters of Wood Lake. They also rescued a man who tried saving the boys as well. Continue reading →

The man nicknamed “Mr. Hamilton” has received Canada’s highest honour. Continue reading →

The Governor General will not move into her official residence in Ottawa this summer and there is no date for when she might. Continue reading →