The Quebec government will spend an additional $600 million this year as part of a colossal effort to revive an economy that remains in a state of shock from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Day: November 12, 2020
A convicted would-be terrorist who has reportedly been living at a Calgary halfway house since his release from prison has been granted new freedoms allowing him to overnight at local ski resorts with his girlfriend despite being deemed too dangerous for full release one year ago.
CBC N.L. sits down with Constanza Safatle to talk race, identity and belonging.
Targeted support for business services in Saskatchewan
The high court has agreed to jointly hear the appeals of two men who received stiffer penalties when Alberta’s Court of Appeal ruled that convictions for wholesale fentanyl trafficking should carry a minimum sentence of nine years.