STRASBOURG, France — Fresh from his meeting in Washington, Justin Trudeau sought to bring Europe a message of reassurance Thursday about the anxiety it faces over Donald Trump's antipathy towards the continent.
TORONTO — A woman who endured constant on-the-job sexual harassment before being unceremoniously fired when she complained deserved "moral damages" from her former employer, Ontario's top court ruled Wednesday.
Mike de Jong isn't providing details but he says recent reports have called for sweeping changes in the ministry's operations that require additional funding.
VANCOUVER — The University of British Columbia will exclude fossil fuel companies from its low-carbon investment fund, a move being applauded by a campus group that has been pushing for divestment.
The association says 4,487 condos, townhomes and detached homes sold in B.C. in January, down 23 per cent compared with the same period last year.
55-year-old woman admitted she took the food without paying, but said she asked the restaurant's general manager and was given permission to do so.