The head of Canada’s spy agency is among the witnesses expected at a Parliamentary committee studying allegations of foreign interference in elections today.
National security agencies, Elections Canada set to testify on foreign interference
Indigenous fashion takes Milan by surprise
For the first time, six Indigenous fashion designers from Canada were hosted by “White Milano,” one of the most famous spaces of Fashion Week in Milan, Italy.
‘Tenaciousness of winter:’ Weather Network forecasts a delayed spring
A winter season that lacked commitment in its early days is likely to finish strong before spring’s sluggish arrival, according to predictions from a prominent forecaster.
Canada can learn from Australia on addressing foreign interference, experts say
A former top public servant and a prominent national security researcher say Canada can look to Australia for ideas on better handling the threat of foreign interference.
Quebec follows federal lead, bans TikTok application on government cellphones
Quebec is banning the installation and use of the social media application TikTok on government cellphones as of today.
Governor General: Climate change, Indigenous issues transcend boundaries with Russia
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon says Canada needs to find a way to continue cross-polar collaboration while holding Russia accountable for its invasion of Ukraine.
MPs want to see Google in the hot seat for blocking news access to some Canadians
Some members of Parliament want to see Google in the hot seat over the tech company’s move to temporarily block news access to some of its Canadian users.
Canada banning TikTok on government issued mobile devices
The Canadian government is banning TikTok from its mobile devices days after federal and provincial privacy commissioners launched an investigation into the social media platform.
Liberal MP denies report that alleges China helped him win his seat
A Liberal member of Parliament is denying a report that alleges China helped him win his seat in the 2019 federal election.
Canada adds more Iranian officials to list of those affected by sanctions
Canada is imposing more sanctions against Iran for what it describes as gross violations of human rights.
Trudeau, Ford in GTA today to make healthcare announcement
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Doug Ford are in Peel Region on Monday where they are expected to make a significant healthcare announcement.
Increase in police-involved deaths in Canada: report
According to data released by Tracking (In)Justice, over 700 people were killed by police-involved use of force since 2000.
Celebrating International Language Day
To recognize the native and mother languages across the world, every year, on February 21, the day is celebrated as International Mother Language Day.
Canada to introduce open work permit for Iranians, simplify process to stay
As of March 1, measures will come into effect for one year to simplify the process for Iranians who are visiting, studying in or working in Canada to extend their stay and switch between temporary streams.
Canadians ‘Stand with Ukraine’ on one-year anniversary of Russian invasion
From coast to coast, thousands of Canadians are expected to take part today in a series of rallies in support of Ukraine on the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion.
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Prime Minister tells Quebec farmers government working on targeted inflation aid
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is looking at how it can provide targeted aid to farmers who are struggling with inflation.