Canada National Archives - Page 9 of 10

Help Fort McMurray: Ottawa to match Red Cross donations for Fort McMurray wildfire, Trudeau says

05/05/2016

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the federal government will match individual donations made to the Canadian Red Cross to help those affected by the raging wildfire [...]

Black city councillor Matthew Green says Hamilton police ‘carded’ him

04/27/2016

Hamilton’s first black city councillor, Matthew Green, has filed a complaint against the city’s police, saying he was arbitrarily stopped by an officer and grilled with [...]

State of emergency: Canadian town declares emergency after 11 people attempt suicide in one night

04/11/2016

A remote indigenous town in Northern Ontario has declared a state of emergency amid a suicide epidemic that saw 11 young people try to take their lives in a single night. [...]

Jian Ghomeshi not guilty

03/24/2016

Former CBC broadcaster Jian Ghomeshi has been acquitted on four counts of sexual assault and one count of overcoming resistance by choking. Judge William Horkins announced [...]

Neville-Lake kids killed in drunk driving

Marco Muzzo pleads guilty to impaired driving causing death of 3 kids, granddad

02/04/2016

A man who pleaded guilty in a horrific drunk-driving crash that killed three young children and their grandfather has been released on bail until his sentencing later this [...]

Parliament back in session: Kick-starting slumping economy top priority

01/25/2016

The House of Commons resumes sitting Monday as the Trudeau government begins the daunting task of honouring its many campaign commitments. The government has a long list of [...]

Judge rules cellphone ‘tower dumps’ violate charter right to privacy

01/14/2016

Ontario Superior Court justice says search warrants breached rights of Rogers and Telus customers. Sweeping police search warrants forcing companies to turn over the [...]

Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould announces inquiry into missing Indigenous women

12/08/2015

“Girls born in our Indigenous communities are three times more likely to experience violent crime. The extent of violence against Indigenous women and girls is not an [...]

New Canadian renounces oath to the Queen after citizenship

11/30/2015

A Toronto man publicly recanted “the royalty part” of the mandatory Oath of Allegiance to the Queen moments after becoming a Canadian citizen on Monday, choosing [...]

Remembrance Day: In Flanders Fields by John McCrae

11/11/2015

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