Новости за 17.12.2018

Among roughly 9,000 respondents, 19 per cent of women and 13 per cent of men said they had been harassed at work.

The lawyer for a man accused of trying to spy for China on Canadian shipbuilding plans says federal foot-dragging over secrecy is endangering his client’s right to timely justice.

The premier who sanctioned the controversial Muskrat Falls hydro megaproject in Newfoundland and Labrador says she didn’t think to verify cost estimates for what has become the province’s largest-ever public expenditure.

Trudeau insisted the long-running rating scores mean experts have confidence in his government’s approach to the economy.

Libraries across Canada are running into barriers in accessing both ebooks and digital audiobooks for their patrons.

TDSB spokesperson Ryan Bird said it appears the boy attempted to slide down a stair railing and accidentally fell “eight to ten steps” to the landing below.

The new law also bumps up the maximum penalties for many alcohol-impaired driving offences to 10 years from five.

The policy applies to all of the province’s 24 colleges, and defines freedom of expression as “the right to speak, write, listen, challenge and learn.”

The federal government is rolling out new rules to ensure compensation for travellers bumped off flights, hit by delays and cancellations or suffer lost bags.

Saturday’s mid-plea to his estranged wife Cardi B was offered in the middle of her concert, which is one big clue the Migos rapper has more work to do on himself before a reunion is likely.

Quebec court Judge Claude Leblond sentenced Yanai Elbaz in a case that has been described by Quebec authorities as the largest corruption fraud case in Canadian history.

Among the groups most heavily targeted by the Russians: African-Americans.

The word is followed by “toxic,” picked by Oxford Dictionaries, and “misinformation,” picked by Dictonary.com.

Joel Rubinoff argues the controversy around the 1944 song can lead to a nuanced conversation about consent and other issues in a #MeToo world.

The Ontario government’s decision to change the definition of disability will save money but also make life unbearable for many people living with mental health issues and addiction.

‘All three levels of government, either through bureaucratic incompetence or actual design, have conspired to essentially negate cannabis’ new legal status.’

Three years since the and Reconciliation Commission released its final report with 94 Calls to Action there is still so much to do, and no one group can do it alone. I’m asking more from you, Canada. We’re not done nation building yet.

If we wish to protect the integrity of our democratic processes and institutions from foreign subversion, a more comprehensive understanding and response is required.

May’s office said she will tell lawmakers in the House of Commons on Monday that staging another referendum “would say to millions who trusted in democracy that our democracy does not deliver.”

Nadia Guo wants to be a lawyer but has not yet been called to the bar. If she wants to be a lawyer, Guo would do well to take her own advice and keep her mouth shut, Rosie DiManno writes.

Ricardo’s St-Germain Soup will fend off the winter chill one comforting, creamy bowl at a time.