Politics Briefing: Ottawa caps CBC's share of $100-million in Google funds at $7-million
By capping the funds to the CBC and private broadcasters, almost two-thirds of the funds go to written media, including newspapers
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By capping the funds to the CBC and private broadcasters, almost two-thirds of the funds go to written media, including newspapers
The body responsible for adjusting federal riding boundaries rescinded most of its proposed changes for the electoral district covering Northern Manitoba.
Groups continue to seek more environmental scrutiny of highway project, province says it is not 'taking shortcuts'
West Michigan is getting in the festive spirit this year with many holiday events, including parades, Christmas tree lightings and performances.
Canadian bishops seek to stop expansion of legally assisted suicide Dec 22, 2020 catholic news service A woman is pictured in a file photo holding a sign during a rally against physician-assisted suicide on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario. Canadian bishops have urged political leaders to reconsider changes in a bill that would expand physician-assisted suicide. (Credit: Art Babych/CNS.) Canada's Catholic bishops said it is "not too late to reconsider" and stop the expansion of legally assisted suicide in Canada. OTTAWA, Ontario — Canada’s Catholic bishops said it is “not too late to ...