Новости за 30.11.2018

For the first time in Canadian history, a Member of Parliament will soon be able to speak an Indigenous language in the House of Commons and be understood by everyone.

Let's be real: stocking stuffers can be pretty useless. But that's what makes them fun, right?

This week General Motors announced the closure of assembly plants including Oshawa (Ont.), Lordstown (Ohio) and Detroit-Hamtramck (Mich.) by the end of 2019, eliminating 6,200 jobs in the Great Lakes manufacturing region. While the sustained lows of the DOW industrial average could indicate GM is bracing itself for the possibility of a looming recession, the upcoming closures are part of a long cycle of the manufacturing sector flexing its mobility in the interest of profits over the long-term... Читать дальше...

There's admittedly a lot going on with Canadian songstress Céline Dion's new gender-neutral children's clothing line, Célinununu.

OTTAWA — The Liberal government plans to introduce federal legislation on Indigenous child and family services in the new year, written in co-operation with Indigenous groups.

Some dark clouds have gathered around Canada's economy in the past few months, but that might actually be good news for the country's most indebted households, and for homebuyers, as the Bank of Canada is less likely to keep hiking interest rates.

Indigeneity is having a "moment" in popular culture, one which has lasted decades.

This weekend, the other "royal" wedding of 2018, that of Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas, is set to turn the world's attention to the sumptuous Umaid Bhawan Palace, in Jodhpur, India, where the A-list couple will say their "I dos."

On November 15, Francophone Affairs Minister Caroline Mulroney, premier Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservative government of Ontario broke an important promise to the Franco-Ontarian community in their economic update. Among other things, the betrayal took the form of the cancellation of the long-awaited project for a French-language university in Toronto.

The new government released their first fall economic statement earlier this month. It gives us a sense of their approach to democracy. And it's not looking good.

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada says a reporter must give the RCMP material he gathered for stories about an accused terrorist.

When you buy from a small local shop, a real person does a happy dance. The family-owned mom and pop stores from our youth are slowly disappearing, replaced with the convenience and lower prices of internet shopping or large chain stores.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Signing on to a revamped NAFTA alleviates the serious economic uncertainty that lingered throughout the negotiating process, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday while flanked by U.S. President Donald Trump and outgoing Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto at a highly-anticipated formalizing of the trade pact in Buenos Aires.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Thursday as pressure mounts on Canada to forge a united diplomatic front against Russian aggression in Ukraine.

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WINNIPEG — Human remains found in a remote wooded area are those of a Winnipeg woman who disappeared more than three years ago, police said Thursday.

OTTAWA — The number of hate crimes reported to Canadian police jumped sharply last year after years of small increases, with new statistics showing incidents targeting blacks, Jews and Muslims accounting for most of the upturn.

OTTAWA — "What we would expect is the prime minister to do everything in his power to ensure that there's a free and fair negotiation. But instead what he's doing is bringing in the worst, most draconian legislation today, completely undemocratic, and what he's doing is trampling on the rights of working people." NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh. Nov. 23, 2018.