Ontario's privacy commissioner is no longer taking legal action against Toronto police over the sharing of attempted suicide-related information with U.S. border services.
The 35-storey tower will replace the current office of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind in a central Edmonton neighbourhood.
The board has granted an interim publication ban on all evidence until formal arguments can be heard tomorrow.
EDMONTON — Government tests suggest a wildfire that levelled some neighbourhoods in the Alberta city of Fort McMurray left few contaminants behind in the soil.
A show of force capped Justin Trudeau's six-day swing through eastern Europe on Tuesday, underlining the risks and challenges Canada faces in an increasingly volatile and politically important part of the world.
TORONTO — A legal battle is brewing over the use of TV boxes that grant access to web streaming content in a standoff that raises questions about the need to protect copyright while fostering innovation.