Chief Mark Neufeld says the protest at the University of Calgary was peaceful to begin with, but officers used flashbangs and tear gas after being pelted...
Chief Mark Neufeld says the protest at the University of Calgary was peaceful to begin with, but officers used flashbangs and tear gas after being pelted with glass bottles . Five people were arrested, and three of them face charges. Tired of Canada’s rising Islamophobia, this Toronto family is leaving the country
Former President Trump complained Friday that it was a “joke” and a “disgrace” after the judge overseeing his hush money trial directed prosecutors to inform Michael Cohen, their star witness, to stop speaking publicly about the case as his testimony approaches. “There is no gag order for Michael Cohen. What the judge did was amazing, actually.
Families raced to gather their possessions from a Portage Avenue apartment building on Friday morning. Residents said the notice to evacuate came on short notice leaving them with few options. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh told an Austin judicial conference on Friday that his experience in the George W. Bush administration has made him more skeptical of presidential assertions of regulatory power.A lobster processing plant in northeastern New Brunswick has been fined more than $365,000 and banned from hiring temporary foreign workers for two years.
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