It's good for business but bad for workers, say groups
The federal budget, introduced last Thursday, is getting mixed reviews in Quebec. The Conservatives’ spending plan has received support from university administrators and the business community, but is being criticized by arts groups and unions.
Waterloo man gives up food until senator sponsors climate change act
Dante Ryel has lost seven pounds since Parliament resumed.
Academics argue that reverse discrimination hinders competence in the job market
When the Royal Canadian Mounted Police caught flak in 1996 for imposing a freeze on hiring any more white males, then-RCMP spokesperson Gilles Moreau came quickly to the force’s defence.
Contributors spoke on the Olympics by redacting media reports
From artists to events staff, a whole raft of people weren't allowed to speak critically about the Olympics last month. Sometimes, though, you can say more by saying nothing at all.
'Native extraction service' ad shut down after less than 24 hours
Aboriginal students in Winnipeg are outraged over an online classified ad offering free “extraction” and “relocation” of aboriginal youth from within city limits to reserves or areas of the city with high aboriginal populations.
