OTTAWA — Independent MP Hunter Tootoo met with constituents in Iqaluit today, resuming his political career after a two-month leave of absence.
HALIFAX — Canada needs cyberbullying laws that curb unwanted sharing of sexual pictures without always requiring police investigations, a law professor said Tuesday.
The Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association filed papers today asking Quebec Superior Court to declare the new law unconstitutional.
Marie-Frederique Allard is testifying for the defence at Bain's first-degree murder trial.
The statement, from party executive director Emily McMillan, comes after the party was told it would have to publish a public apology on its website and in a national news release after Canada's elections watchdog found that it distributed the misleading poll.
VANCOUVER — A new study says Montreal homes emit the lowest greenhouse gas emissions, on average, while those in Edmonton emit the most.