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By Chandra Philip A former New Brunswick cabinet minister says he was arrested by Toronto police and accused of disturbing the peace after chanting “Free Palestine – from Hamas”…
‘If people have taken any offence we are really sorry,’ a Paris Olympics spokesperson said. By Jack Phillips The organizers of the Paris Olympics apologized to Christian and Catholic…
The official delegate voting process will continue until Aug. 5, although Harris has met the threshold for nomination. By Jacob Burg Vice President Kamala Harris on Aug. 2 earned…
‘Even if users in China have uncensored access to news … what they read or write may still be subject to automated censorship,’ researchers said. By Alex Wu A new…
By Matthew Horwood Google will implement a surcharge for ads served in Canada to help the company pay Ottawa’s new Digital Services Tax (DST), the tech giant has announced. “As…
It’s the first time Congress has added judgeships in decades. By Tom Ozimek The Senate has passed bipartisan legislation to create dozens of additional judgeships on federal district courts…
By Matthew Horwood Emergency Preparedness Minister Harjit Sajjan has defended an official request he made to use Canadian Armed Forces soldiers as a backdrop for a concert by a Punjabi…
By Matthew Horwood and Omid Ghoreishi With Americans heading to the polls in November to choose their next president, it bears pondering how each candidate’s approach may impact Canada.…
By Jennifer Cowan Ottawa has approved visas for 3,008 Gazans to date, according to government documents. Canada, through its 5,000-visa program, is “the only country in the world” to provide…
By Jennifer Cowan Ottawa is expanding its automatic tax filing services to more than 500,000 lower-income Canadians as part of a nationwide pilot program it launched earlier this year.…