Actress and former senator Viola Léger, best known as La Sagouine, dies at 92 | iNFOnews
Actress, teacher and former senator Viola Léger has died at the age of 92.
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The long struggle for cigarette warnings has lessons for alcohol labels, experts say
What can the long struggle for cigarette warning labels teach experts who want similar warnings on alcohol?
Source: cbc.ca
Thanks to nepo baby Trudeau, Canada is now a nepo nation
More than just Hollywood gossip, the recent focus on nepo babies is a prime example of how pop culture trends are nearly always political
Source: nationalpost.com
Excerpt: 1988 debate saved John Turner's political career
John Turner: An Intimate Biography of Canadas 17th Prime Minister, describes debating Mulroney as high point in Turners political life
Source: nationalpost.com
UN Group Aims to Accelerate Business and Community Compliance With Green Agenda
UN Group calls for stronger standards for net zero emissions pledges and to speed up the move to net zero.
Source: theepochtimes.com
MPs to review Canada's extradition system in coming justice committee hearings | iNFOnews
OTTAWA - The House of Commons justice committee is getting set to review Canada's extradition system — a move welcomed by critics who have long called for reforms to the process for sending people to face incarceration and prosecution abroad.
Source: infotel.ca
Veterans affairs minister stands firm on record in face of anger, call to resign | iNFOnews
OTTAWA - Veterans Affairs Minister Lawrence MacAulay is standing firm in the face of anger and frustration at the Liberal government over ongoing delays, backlogs and staff shortages and a call for his resignation.
Justin Trudeau Fred Chartrand Lawrence Macaulay Veterans Affairs Veterans Affairs Canada Affairs Minister Lawrence Macaulay
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Liberal mandatory minimums bill doesn't go far enough: Murray Sinclair | iNFOnews
OTTAWA - The former chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission says Liberal legislation to remove some mandatory minimum penalties from the Criminal Code doesn't go far enough.
Fred Chartrand Murray Sinclair Murray Sinclair Stephen Harper David Lametti Fred Chartrand Reconciliation Commission
Source: infotel.ca
Canada's GG among keynote speakers at Arctic Circle Assembly
Canada's Governor General, Mary Simon, is among the Canadians participating in this year's Arctic Circle Assembly in Reykjavik. Arctic Circle is one of the biggest northern-themed conferences in the world and runs October 13-16 at Harpa, the Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Centre. Simon
Source: rcinet.ca
The reinvention(s) of Danielle Smith
Danielle Smith’s rise to UCP leader and premier caps one of the most remarkable political comebacks in Canadian history. Eight years after she’d led a mass walkout of the opposition party she led, leading to an NDP provincial victory and her own political oblivion, she’s risen anew, to a level that even she’s admitted she wasn’t ready for in her Wildrose days.
Source: cbc.ca