With the Missing Women’s Inquiry ongoing in Vancouver, a national forum this week aimed at improving the security and safety of First Nations communities couldn’t have [...]

Labour Minister Diane Finley announced a three-year pilot project to help internationally trained professionals get their credentials recognized in Canada.

The Institute of Marriage and Family Canada released a report on Wednesday taking aim at no-fault divorce laws.

The NDP has translated its breakthrough in the last election into a 50 percent increase in the number of card-carrying party members since October.

The City of Ottawa has been recognized as being among Canada’s top diversity leaders in an annual competition that evaluates employers based on a range of workplace [...]

Quebec’s proposed legislation requiring all schools to adopt an anti-bullying and anti-violence plan is being lauded by UNICEF as an important step in curbing bullying in [...]

The world’s first vehicle designed and built to standards for wheelchair accessibility made its debut in Canada this week.

Alberta’s largest union is calling on the government to tighten transportation safety rules following a recent accident involving migrant workers in Ontario.

Public Safety Minister Vic Toews has faced a rash of attacks from the hacktivist group Anonymous and an unnamed Twitter user in retaliation against a proposed e-security bill [...]

Saeed Malekpour, a permanent resident of Canada, traveled to Iran over three years ago to say goodbye to his dying father who was suffering from a brain tumor. What he [...]