Supreme Court says asylum seekers entitled to subsidized Quebec daycare
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The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that Quebec discriminated against female refugee claimants by introducing regulations that denied them access to subsidized daycare spaces.
Traffic lanes heading into Saskatoon on Highway 11 have re-opened after a semi hit a Circle Drive overpass Thursday afternoon.
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says a chartered flight is scheduled to leave from Dubai to Istanbul Saturday, carrying 180 Canadians exiting the Middle East war zone.
Manitobans could be in for a slippery few days.
The Carolina Hurricanes will try to contain red-hot Leon Draisaitl when they visit the Edmonton Oilers on Friday night.
Gas prices are climbing in Calgary as global oil markets react to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
It appears a controversial comedian won’t be performing in Kitchener this weekend.
More witnesses are set to testify Friday in the civil trial of a woman being sued for defamation by Quebec Cardinal Marc Ouellet.
Gas prices in the Maritimes increased overnight following previous increases on Wednesday and Thursday.
Whether it’s a refrigerator, washing machine, an air conditioner, or any other appliance, there’s an adage that states, 'they don’t make them like they used to.'
The Conservatives are calling for a parliamentary debate before any sort of Canadian military deployment to the ongoing war in Iran, a day after Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada could get involved if allies asked it for help.
Almost a year after the first tariff, Quebec small businesses are seeing reduced profits, higher expenses, reduced revenue and supply chain disruptions.
At the Chute-à-Blondeau Community Centre, east of Hawkesbury, dozens of residents gathered to protest Alto, the high-speed train megaproject proposed by the Federal Government to connect Quebec City to Toronto.
A Saskatoon toddler diagnosed with a rare genetic condition is inspiring a fundraising effort to support research into possible treatments.