TORONTO — The family of an 11-year-old Toronto girl has reportedly apologized for the "pain and anger" they caused, after the girl's claim that a man cut her hijab turned out not to be true.
TORONTO — The University of Toronto is stepping up efforts to lure top global scholars by slashing tuition fees for most international PhD students.
Vancouver police have said the boy was heading home to Coquitlam with his parents when shots were fired between at least two people and he was struck.
The airline argues Justice Mary Humphries was wrong to have dismissed the company's application to strike the legal action, repeating its argument that the dispute belongs before a human rights tribunal and workers' compensation board.
QUESNEL, B.C. — A mining company operating in British Columbia has been fined for violating the Fisheries Act.
VANCOUVER — A civil rights group has filed a complaint with the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP, alleging officers told witnesses to delete cellphone video of the arrest of a man who later died.