Canadian jurors suffering psychological trauma arising from fulfilling their civic duty could finally be allowed to bypass a restrictive secrecy rule preventing them from accessing mental health supports, thanks to a new bill introduced this week.
Day: November 25, 2021
Despite three decades of action, Canada’s emissions have risen 20 per cent since 1990, the country remains unprepared for climate disasters and recent subsidies to the oil and gas sector have not delivered the promised emission reductions, according to the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development’s fall reports.
P.E.I. Premier Dennis King says he will “work around the clock” to get a suspension on the export of potatoes from his province to the United States lifted.
The partial reopening of school gyms for sports like basketball has still left younger basketball players and outreach programs in the cold after the pandemic drained momentum from the fast-growing game.
He’s never played ringette, but after hearing about a team with no goalie, 11-year-old Rylan Dunn figured he’d be able to help.