OTTAWA — The message of tolerance at the heart of the Trudeau government's international outlook is now being put to the test in one the world's most ethnically scarred postwar countries — Sri Lanka.
EDMONTON — The Alberta Motor Association says it has fired one of its executives after an alleged fraud.
COCHRANE, Alta. — He stands nine feet two inches tall and hasn't aged a bit, but the statue of hockey great Wayne Gretzky could use a waxing and a bath.
They have all been charged with 1-2 counts each of conspiracy to commit an indictable offence with firearms
The 12-year-old boy suffered from a neuromuscular disorder, walked with a significant limp and had limited mobility without a wheelchair.
A court order forcing dozens of homeless to pack up and dismantle Victoria's tent city on Monday hasn't diminished the attention the controversial site has drawn to the growing problem of homelessness in Canada, an anti-poverty advocate says.