A man who asserted his right to work in French has won his case before the Tribunal, invoking the new provisions of the province’s French-language law (Bill 96) to that effect.
Category: Canada
Toronto District School Board reviewing field trip policy after students end up at protest
A field trip aimed at educating Toronto students about the plight of a northern Ontario First Nation ended with them taking part in a protest where pro-Palestinian slogans were shouted.
Brantford urged to protect D’Aubigny Creek area from development
Everything that can be done should be done to protect the environmentally-sensitive D’Aubigny Creek area, Brantford city councillors say. Speaking at a special committee meeting on Tuesday, several councillors called on staff to do everything possible to protect the area. “I keep hearing that’s there so many things a developer would have to do to […]
Police searching for missing man
Provincial police are seeking the public’s help as they search for a young man reported missing Friday morning in Kemptville. The Ontario Provincial Police said a missing person search was currently underway in the Town of Kemptville and the surrounding Municipality of North Grenville. Shortly after 7:30 a.m., the OPP’s Grenville County detachment received a report […]
Alleged Hells Angels gang members arrested after assault, robbery in Hamilton
Ontario police say they have arrested four members of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club (MC) and seized a number of firearms after an alleged assault and robbery in Hamilton in July.
Ottawa Senators, National Capital Commission reach agreement for new arena at LeBreton Flats
Official announcement likely to come Friday afternoon
Shots fired at a home in Candiac during the night
Shots were fired at a home in Candiac, Montérégie, on Montreal’s South Shore early Friday morning.
Cool and wet end to the week with frost likely overnight in central/southern Alberta
Friday will be cool and wet with intermittent showers likely through most of the day.
New book to showcase unseen photos of the Peace region before large number of settlers arrived
Local historian David W. Leonard is releasing a book that gives a glimpse of the Peace Country through many unpublished photos just before a large scale of settlers arrived in the area.
Quebec Liberals announce candidate for the Terrebonne byelection
Although its chances of winning the byelection in Terrebonne are very slim, the Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) has already chosen its candidate. The candidate is Virginie Bouchard, president of the Lanaudière Regional Council for the party.
