Transgender advocate raises concern over Manitoba Tories' approval of leadership candidate Wally Daudrich
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An advocate for transgender people says they're concerned Manitoba's Progressive Conservative Party approved a leadership candidate who once described U.S. assistant health secretary Rachel Levine, a trans woman, as a "man dressed in woman's clothing."
More than three years ago, Churchill hotel and ecotourism company owner Wally Daudrich posted a Facebook comment about Levine, who is also an admiral in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps
Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) is scheduling hearings faster this year than it did last year, according to estimates shared with CBC Toronto this week.
Creative artists are sounding the alarm about the growing struggle to secure affordable housing dedicated for performers, as Toronto arts co-operatives report waitlists spanning several years — if they haven't already closed their lists to cope with demand.
Be it buying a burger and fries or getting your car repaired, enter your credit or debit card into a machine and you might get a not-so-subtle nudge: how much would you like to tip?
The trial of three men from Hay River, N.W.T., facing sexual assault charges began Thursday at the N.W.T. Supreme Court.
More than three million Ontarians could be at risk of losing their family doctor to retirement with thousands of family physicians over the age of 60, the provincial Liberals say.
A man who pleaded guilty to aggravated assault for his role in the gang beating of a teenager at Prince of Wales Collegiate in St. John's was sentenced Thursday to 20 months' house arrest and one year of probation.
Nova Scotia Liberals, still coming to grips with the party's worst-ever election result, don't necessarily agree on what went wrong, but they do see eye to eye about what to do next: rebuild the party, starting now.
Residents of the Grand Lake area were celebrating Thursday after Premier Susan Holt announced that the construction of a costly and controversial new provincial jail in the community will go ahead after all.
A shopping mall and office complex in downtown Montreal is being criticized for using the popular children's song Baby Shark to discourage unhoused people from loitering in its emergency exit stairwells.
Warning: This story includes details about a suicide attempt and violence.
Emergency warming centres across Saskatchewan are bracing for the extreme cold, with frigid temperatures and wind chill making it feel like –40 C in parts of the province overnight Thursday.