Montreal police say they arrested one woman and seven men on charges ranging from uttering death threats, assault with a weapon, obstructing police and intimidation.
OTTAWA — Ensuring Canadians have access to federal information will mean more — and sometimes difficult — public scrutiny, but ultimately it will lead to better government, the prime minister says.
Oland began crying and saying, "Oh my God," after the verdict was read Saturday in a Saint John court. He also could be heard saying, "My children."
The chartered plane from Beirut, carrying about 214 refugees, was the fourth flight organized by the government as part of its plan to bring 10,000 Syrian refugees to Canada by the end of the year.
Airline says the 10-year agreement with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers covers 7,500 employees.
WATERLOO, Ont. — BlackBerry's chief executive John Chen says he stands by a controversial blog post he published earlier this week that outlines when he'd be willing to hand private customer information over to law enforcement.