Career diplomat Jennifer May says defending human rights and repairing the Canada-China relationship are her main focus.

Some 55,000 school staff will be taking a strike vote through Oct. 2, with results expected to be available Oct. 3.

What’s more frightening than the police truncheon and the threat of jail? The now very real prospect of being handed a gun and dispatched to Ukraine.

Protests that have swept Iran are being met with violence as in the past. But with many challenging the regime itself, some say this time will be different.

“It will come out the truth and you don’t want to be on that side of the fence when you have killed or actually murdered innocent people,” Ladislas Kenderesi said at an anti-lockdown protest in 2020.

“Like I say to all the kids just keep working hard, don’t listen to anything negative and your dreams will come true,” Kirk told the Star in an interview following last week’s incident where the all-star catcher was body-shamed online.

The Tories have asked the parliamentary press gallery to revoke a freelance reporter’s access to the Hill over a Twitter post they deemed as a threat.

The race for NDP leader is on — but just one person is in the running so far.

The report warns that not preparing transportation networks climate change hazards could result in disruptions such as road and bridge closures.

The anchor jumped at the chance to report on the Queen’s funeral. “The kindness of people has been overwhelming, comforting and 100 per cent surreal.”

Sales levels of condos and single-family homes were more than 80 per cent lower than last August, says the homebuilders’ association

‘The average Canadian is beyond feeling the pinch. It’s like they’re feeling a body slam.’ While there are signs food inflation could start to moderate, many of the factors contributing to the spike in prices will persist.

Three storeys tall with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and located around plenty of amenities, this row house has a lot of potential.