Close X
Monday, September 30, 2024
ADVT 
National

'Justin Trudeau To March In Toronto's Pride Parade This Summer'

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 22 Feb, 2016 12:23 PM
    Toronto's Pride organizers say Justin Trudeau will become the first prime minister to participate in the festivities.
     
    Trudeau is expected to march in the parade on July 3.
     
    The city's first-ever Pride Month launches June 1 with a theme of belonging and inclusion.
     
    Along with Trudeau, Finance Minister Bill Morneau, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and Toronto Mayor John Tory are also slated to take part in the festivities.
     
    Organizers also have said gay Syrian refugees will have a place at the Pride events.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    B.C. Children's Representative Should Focus On Advocacy, Not Oversight: Report

    B.C. Children's Representative Should Focus On Advocacy, Not Oversight: Report
    A report looking into the British Columbia's Ministry of Children and Family Development after recent high-profile failures has criticized the provincial children's watchdog while praising the ministry for its work amid starved resources.

    B.C. Children's Representative Should Focus On Advocacy, Not Oversight: Report

    Group Representing 73 Businesses Calls On B.C. To Halt Logging Of Ancient Trees

      The valley is full of ancient old-growth trees, and the Chamber of Commerce says tourists who come to see them have created a multibillion-dollar economy along Vancouver Island's west coast.

    Group Representing 73 Businesses Calls On B.C. To Halt Logging Of Ancient Trees

    Flights To Canada Booked For Relatives Of Drowned Syrian Refugee Boy Alan Kurdi

    Tima Kurdi said her brother Mohammad Kurdi, along with his wife and five children, are scheduled to arrive into Vancouver the morning of Dec. 28.

    Flights To Canada Booked For Relatives Of Drowned Syrian Refugee Boy Alan Kurdi

    Another Flood At Halifax Hospital Cancels Eye Surgeries, Postpones Others

    Another Flood At Halifax Hospital Cancels Eye Surgeries, Postpones Others
    HALIFAX — Eye surgeries at the QEII Health Sciences Centre in Halifax were cancelled Monday because of a flood.

    Another Flood At Halifax Hospital Cancels Eye Surgeries, Postpones Others

    Man Charged In Death Of New Brunswick Woman Who Disappeared In Grenada

    Man Charged In Death Of New Brunswick Woman Who Disappeared In Grenada
    ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada — Police in Grenada have charged a man in the death of a New Brunswick woman who disappeared more than a week ago after going jogging on the small Caribbean island.

    Man Charged In Death Of New Brunswick Woman Who Disappeared In Grenada

    Federal Government To Seek Advice From Abroad On How To Fire Up Economic Growth

    Federal Government To Seek Advice From Abroad On How To Fire Up Economic Growth
    TORONTO — Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau says the new Liberal government will seek advice from experts in Canada and abroad on how to boost economic growth.

    Federal Government To Seek Advice From Abroad On How To Fire Up Economic Growth