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Canada urged to crack down on forced-labour imports after North Korean revelations - Vimarsana News

Canada urged to crack down on forced-labour imports after North Korean revelations

An investigation by the Outlaw Ocean Project found that the Chinese seafood industry is using forced North Korean labour and that these products are entering U.S. and Canadian markets

Students from West Norfolk schools commended for artistic abilities in Rotary Young Writers Competition - Vimarsana News

Students from West Norfolk schools commended for artistic abilities in Rotary Young Writers Competition

A poem inspired by a West Norfolk student’s late grandfather won him first place in a writing competition.

Canada's watchdog for corporate abuses abroad struggles to act, leaving devastated communities behind - Vimarsana News

Canada's watchdog for corporate abuses abroad struggles to act, leaving devastated communities behind

Ottawa announced the CORE in 2018 to investigate companies that trampled on human rights abroad. The Globe went to a remote Peruvian village where locals are asking why the Canadian government is missing in action

uOttawa law professor, graduate student awarded for work on gendered impact in resource extraction - Vimarsana News

uOttawa law professor, graduate student awarded for work on gendered impact in resource extraction

Paper delves into how UN Guiding Principles treat women's rights

At committee: Misconduct in the military, Indigenous rights and rail safety - Vimarsana News

At committee: Misconduct in the military, Indigenous rights and rail safety

iPolitics By Kady O'Malley. Published on Apr 13, 2021 6:30am Committees meet today. (Jolson Lim/iPolitics) STATUS OF WOMEN, where members are set to hear from Canadian Forces Provost Marshall Simon Trudeau, as well as two outside experts: Queen’s University history professor Allan English and Royal Military College defence studies professor Alan Okros. (11 AM – 1 PM) Meanwhile, the government’s attempt to formally implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is still awaiting second-reading approval, but INDIGENOUS AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS m...