Canada Celebrates Louis Riel Day, Manitoba’s 1st Premier

Canadians Commemorate Indigenous Veterans Day

Missing – Ms Klarissa Muswagon

Pope Francis Accepts Invitation To Canada To Talk Reconciliation

MKO Honours Students of Elkhorn Residential School

Lobster Fishing Agreement Reached With Bear River & Annapolis Valley First Nations

Honouring Our Ancestors – MKO Continues Reconciliation Dialogue

Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, Ends 24 Year Boiled Water Advisory Ends

Party Leaders Dismiss Federal Government’s Work On Reconciliation

Canadian Government Returned To Parliament

A new session of parliament took a place After five months of pausing By: Maha Altamimi Parliament resumed its work on November 22, after taking a hiatus since the election, and a combination of new and re-elected MPs returned to the House of Commons. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau opened up thanking all of the winners, saying that Canadians "chose a Parliament that would work together to get big things done.” New rules requiring everyone visiting the House of Commons and Senate buildings to be fully vaccinated, or have a valid medical exemption went into effect. Regarding the vaccination requirements, MP Holland expressed disappointment

Rescue Teams Recover 4 Casualties From Mudslides

Rainstorms continue to cause severe damages to homes, properties and roads in British Columbia and sadly, it has caused its first fatalities. On Monday, rescue teams recovered the body of a woman near the mudslide on Highway 99 close to Lillooet. She was the first confirmed death. The bodies of three other people were also discovered between Monday and Thursday, bringing the number of confirmed casualties to four. The extreme weather caused some communities to suffer from power outages while a lot of them had to evacuate their homes to remain safe. The entire city of Merritt consisting of 7000 residents had

O’Toole’s Contentious Leadership Style Is Causing Dissension In The Party

O’Toole is in a tough leadership fight to remain party leader O'Toole continues to face mounting criticism regarding his policies and unfulfilled promises made as the leader of the Conservative Party. The criticisms have become sharper in the aftermath of losing the race to becoming Canada’s next Prime Minister to Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, which also lead to the party losing 2 key seats. Many Senators aren’t happy with O’Toole and his policies regarding several issues, such as gun laws and his carbon tax, which are some of the most contentious issues he is facing in his upcoming leadership review. According to the