Under the expansion, employees who have been with a company for at least 13 consecutive weeks will be eligible to take up to 17 weeks off in a calendar year, without the fear of job loss, if the bill is passed. Continue reading →

Organizers of a counter-protest to a weekend anti-immigration rally say they’re pleased with hours of peaceful protesting despite a violent clash that lasted few minutes in Peterborough. Continue reading →

Two people were arrested in front of London City Hall on Saturday during a PEGIDA march. According to the London Police service, the protests stayed relatively peaceful from both sides, but two incidents of violence occurred. Two individuals were arrested, and taken to police headquarters. The investigation is ongoing and charges have yet to be… Continue reading →

The Ross Memorial Hospital is launching an in-house anti-violence campaign following two altercations in the emergency room this past weekend. Continue reading →

University president Meric Gertler says bigotry, hate, intolerance and violence have no place on campus. Continue reading →

In the wake of the deadly violence in Charlottesville, Va., Hamilton Councillor Matthew Green is calling for a ban on outside groups providing security on city property. Continue reading →

Londoners can stand in solidarity with counter-protesters in Charlottesville Va., after a white supremacist rally sparked violence and tragedy over the weekend. Continue reading →

A Peterborough mother and daughter were in Guam when the war of words between the U.S. and North Korea flared up this week. Continue reading →

The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations has opened the organization’s annual meeting in Regina with an impassioned plea to end racism. Continue reading →