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Bill 21 prohibits public servants in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols such as the hijab, turban or kippah on the job and has sparked outrage among religious minorities across Canada

My father and fellow CPR workers with the black porters union made invaluable contributions to Canadian and Quebec society.

Reasonable arguments, not stunts, are changing minds about the need to slow population growth.

They are participating on junior councils or youth advisory boards to raise awareness of issues important to young people and promote improvements in city services.

She’s the face of a GOP moderate — on abortion, Ukraine and Israel — who can appeal to a broader electorate in the 2028 election.

The Calgary-based airline says it rebooks customers, including with rival airlines, after cancellations in accordance with federal rules.

Low-cost system helps those struggling to find apartments by covering a few months rent and groceries, then allowing them to pay the rest

Urgences-Santé asks the public to call 811 for minor medical issues while leaving 911 open for cases where "a life is in danger."

The country is a compelling destination for its rare animal experiences, ecological focus and luxury safari lodges.

With revenues down and spending up thanks to the agreement with 600,000 public-sector workers, Eric Girard is facing a bleak financial picture and may have to delay the return to balanced books.