With the Green Party layoffs, Annamy Paul faces a vote of no confidence on July 20
[ad_1] The Green Party will vote of no confidence in its leader Annami Paul. CBC News obtained a party statement stating that the party’s governing body will meet on July 20 to vote on a motion of no confidence. The interim party chairman Liana Canton Cusmano read the letter at the members’ town hall meeting […]
Pennsylvania court overturns Bill Cosby’s sexual assault conviction
[ad_1] The Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned comedian Bill Cosby’s sexual assault conviction. The court said on Wednesday that it found that an agreement with the former prosecutor prevented him from being charged in the case. Cosby, 83, served more than two years in a state prison near Philadelphia. He vowed to serve his 10-year sentence […]
Yukon seeks help from the federal government to deal with the “widespread community transmission” of COVID-19
[ad_1] The Yukon is at a critical juncture of the pandemic, is testing the limits of its healthcare system, and is seeking help according to its Minister of Health, Tracy McPhee. The territory has sought help from the federal government and other jurisdictions because it is fighting what McPhee called “widespread community transmission.” “The current […]
Canadian player Mandy Bujold (Mandy Bujold) won the Tokyo Olympic boxing match
[ad_1] Canadian boxer Mandy Buyod won the competition for the Tokyo Olympics next month. Bujold said on Wednesday that the Sports Arbitration Tribunal has ruled that the eligibility criteria must include accommodation for pregnant or post-natal women during the eligibility period. “I am happy to say that my lawsuit was won,” Bujold, 33, said in […]
The Senate rises in the summer due to the conversion treatment ban, and the broadcast reform is still in a state of uncertainty
[ad_1] After members of the House of Lords pushed for the passage of two key government legislation, the Canadian Senate rose during the summer vacation late on Tuesday-but two other bills failed to pass in time, including a ban on so-called conversion therapy and a controversial reform plan. law. The senator passed the government’s “climate […]
RCMP investigates Sipekne’katik First Nation church fire
[ad_1] The RCMP is investigating a fire at St. Kateri Tekakwitha Church in Sipekne’katik First Nation, about 65 kilometers northwest of Halifax. Police spokesperson Cpl. Chris Marshall said that the Indian Brook RCMP and the local fire department were dispatched to the church on Chapel Street at 4:20 am local time. A spokesman for the […]
Florida apartment collapse staff pays attention to tropical forecast as search work continues
[ad_1] Florida authorities asked the U.S. government to send an additional rescue team to clean up the rubble of the collapsed apartment building, which underscores the arduous nature of the open search for survivors in areas prone to tropical climates. Kevin Guthrie of the Florida Department of Emergency Management said on Tuesday that severe weather […]
Why is it so difficult to retrieve previous boarding school records
[ad_1] Hundreds of potentially unmarked graves were found near former boarding schools in British Columbia and Saskatchewan, prompting calls for the Catholic Church, which operates dozens of institutions across the country, to publish its records. Last week, Cowessess First Nation announced the initial discovery of 751 unmarked graves at the former Marieval Indian boarding school. […]
Military intelligence believes that BC reserve soldiers are regional leaders of the ultra-right movement: Document
[ad_1] Military officials stated that they believe that the position and involvement of a Canadian reserve officer in a now banned right-wing organization is more important than the initial report suggests—senior intelligence officials seem to have an important role in the leadership of the Rangers. The evaluation was conducted. Erik Myggland has been in office […]
The stagnant permanent residence application has left London, Ontario, and the engineer’s life is “on hold”
[ad_1] With the economy hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, 25-year-old Aravind Shaju had to reluctantly quit his job as an engineer in a laboratory in London, Ontario. There is no problem with Shaju’s work or the operation of Shamir Canada, which produces spectacle lenses. Shaju was born in India and came to Canada in 2017 […]
Fake psychologist evaluated police after complaining of sexual harassment
[ad_1] The Ottawa Police Department will launch a criminal investigation after a former police officer called for an investigation into a fraud report by a person posing as a psychologist assessing her patrol capabilities. Constant Kimberly Cadarette said that after complaining to the captain that her platoon members were sexually harassed and bullied, she was […]
How to watch Canada Day 2021 on CBC
[ad_1] Sixteen months after the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada is facing a second Canada Day under public health restrictions amid renewed discussions on Aboriginal reconciliation. To celebrate the country’s 154th National Day, CBC News launched a one-hour special National Ian Hanomansing from Vancouver — the traditional territory of x?m??k??y??m (Musqueam), S?wx?wú7mesh (Squamish) and Sel?ílwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) — […]