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When Albertans voted for the United Conservatives in 2019, they voted for a party that would get politics out of school curriculums and ensure that social…

BBC sources claim that a decision was taken on Friday following news of Prince Philips death at Windsor Castle to postpone the broadcast of the Panorama episode until after the funeral..

The show – expected to be highly critical of Martin Bashir – has been postponed following death of Duke of Edinburgh

Were smug about violent racism in the U.S., but theres blood on Canadian hands, too The never-ending list of names of Black and Indigenous people taken fatally by our police continues to grow, with most of the country unaware of these injustices, writes Alexa Joy. Social Sharing Alexa Joy · for CBC News Opinion · Posted: Apr 10, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: April 10 Protesters on Parliament Hill in Ottawa hold placards during a June 5, 2020, rally against the death in Minneapolis police...

Starmer isn’t “too cautious”: he is ruthlessly tearing Labour apart A year in, the British Labour leader is giving the Tories an easy ride while investing his energy in an all-out war on the party’s left by Jonathan Cook / April 5th, 2021 The completion of Keir Starmer’s first year as Labour leader might have passed without note, had it not been the occasion for senior party figures to express mounting concern at Labour’s dismal performance in opposition to Prime Minister Boris John...

By Staff Maritime Energy Co., a Rockland-based fuel business that also operates a dozen convenience stores in midcoast Maine, has added a 13th with the acquisition of Fieldstone Quickstop in South China. Terms of the purchase were not disclosed in a news release last week announcing the deal. Maritime has rebranded the store, on Route 3, with the Maritime Farms name. As part of the acquisition, Maritime Farms has replaced the Subway sandwich shop previously in the store with Marit...

Opinion: Black History Month is a catalyst for deeper conversations about race Calgary Herald © Provided by Calgary Herald Calgary lawyer Evelyn Ackah says Black History Month should not only educate Canadians, but it can also serve as a catalyst for deeper discussions about racial issues. Even though Canada has celebrated February as Black History Month since 1995, surprisingly few Canadians are aware it even exists. Or, they don’t understand why we need to celebrate Blac...

February 24th, 2021 comments From the journey of a Haitian artist and activist who settled in Quebec to a Black cowboy and rancher in Alberta to a group of Canadians who took racism to court, watch National Film Board of Canada (NFB) documentaries that amplify inspiring voices and stories that aren’t heard enough, during Black History Month.  The National Film Board of Canada is a federal cultural agency within the Canadian Heritage Department. Its mission is to...

The body of Michael Gregory, 57, was discovered on Vancouver Island on Monday

Article content It’s alleged Gregory abused his position of trust to groom female students to eventually perform various sexual acts without their legal consent. He was a teacher at the school from August 1986 to September 2006. Police said it’s possible other students had been sexually exploited by Gregory and, if so, urged them to speak to them. Their investigation will continue, partly to learn more about such incidents to reduce the likelihood of them happening in the future, said CPS. ...