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Opinion: With the warming of the Rideau Canal, we are at risk of losing another cherished winter tradition - Vimarsana News

Opinion: With the warming of the Rideau Canal, we are at risk of losing another cherished winter tradition

The Skateway, Ottawa’s spectacular ribbon of frenzy and revelry, may become another casualty of global warming

PM won't say whether MP who attacked government's Gaza policy will stay in current role - Vimarsana News

PM won't say whether MP who attacked government's Gaza policy will stay in current role

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau skirted the question Thursday when he was asked whether one of his key MPs should stay in his parliamentary secretary role after railing against the government's approach to the conflict in the Gaza Strip.

Source: cbc.ca
Petition launched to bring back Montreal author's book to Jewish Public Library - Vimarsana News

Petition launched to bring back Montreal author's book to Jewish Public Library

There are calls for the Jewish Public Library to reverse its decision to pull a book by a Montreal author from its shelves over controversial social media posts.

RCMP ordered to halt pilot project after ignoring 'serious' union concerns - Vimarsana News

RCMP ordered to halt pilot project after ignoring 'serious' union concerns

The RCMP's Recruit Development Program aimed to help with worsening staffing issues within units that handle major national crimes

Union head says higher pay may be needed to encourage diplomats to work in a key country: the U.S. - Vimarsana News

Union head says higher pay may be needed to encourage diplomats to work in a key country: the U.S.

The head of the union representing diplomats abroad says the government is having a hard time attracting diplomats to work in the United States, and it should consider pay boosts or other incentives.

Source: cbc.ca