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Recruitment, outreach, rangers in the spotlight on Remembrance Day

U.S. Secretary of State Blinken visits Tel Aviv with messages of support, but also a humanitarian plea to protect civilians in Gaza

From the blog of Gefen Bar-On Santor at The Times of Israel

India is Canada’s 10th largest trade partner. New Delhi could look to weaponise business talks with Ottawa on a transformative free trade agreement that the two nations are looking to conclude

Much has been said about the criminal syndicalism laws in the United States and the outlawing of syndicalist organizing under the first Red Scare in 1919. Yet it is often overlooked that similar laws targeting the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) were passed in Canada in the context of capitalist attacks on militant working class organizing, and ruling class xenophobia, and fear of transnational labor solidarity, during World War One. Indeed, this September marks the 105-year anniversary of...

Victims, the majority of them Ukrainians, were brought to 24 internment camps across Canada, including five in Alberta.

A memorial exhibit marking a dark part of Canada’s First World War involvement was unveiled in Calgary Saturday.

Victims, the majority of them Ukrainians, were brought to 24 internment camps across Canada, including five in Alberta.

Former Liberal finance minister Marc Lalonde died Sunday at the age of 93, Radio-Canada has confirmed.

Federal Court hearing on challenges to the constitutionality of the Emergencies Act invocation starts today in Ottawa, The Jost et al v Canada case is brought on behalf of four Canadians who participated in the Freedom Convoy,