National ObserverQuébec Manitoba premier to raise Quebec religious symbol law with westernnationalobserver.com - By Dean Bennett Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister says he will be seeking a joint response to Quebec's new religious symbols law when western premiers meet on …
National ObserverJustin Trudeau Trudeau seeks support from allies at G20 amid China-Canada tensionsnationalobserver.com - By Kristy Kirkup Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has arrived in Osaka, Japan for the G20 leaders' summit, where he will look to raise the issue of two Canadians held in …
National ObserverPlastic Provinces, feds meet to find path to better plastics-recycling plannationalobserver.com - By Mia Rabson The federal government and the provinces are expected to announce plans to work on harmonizing recycling standards following a meeting of environment …
National ObserverVisas Russian student cries foul after denied visa to attend conference innationalobserver.com - By Teresa Wright A Russian student who was invited to present her research at an upcoming academic conference in Canada says she believes her visitor visa was …
National ObserverTransport Canada Transport Canada implements speed limits following death of anothernationalobserver.com - By Hina Alam Transport Canada has implemented a speed restriction for vessels in the western part of the Gulf of St. Lawrence following yet another death of the …
National ObserverEdmonton, AB Calgary and Edmonton targeted for e-scooter rental program launch innationalobserver.com - By The Canadian Press A company backed by Toronto Raptors founder John Bitove says it will bring e-scooter rentals to Calgary and Edmonton in early July. Newly founded Bird …
National ObserverCatherine McKenna Canadians risk growing ignorant about climate crisis, say scientistsnationalobserver.com - By Carl Meyer Canadians risk growing ignorant about the global climate emergency because the federal government has failed to maintain predictable and long-term …
National ObserverUnited Nations World Headed For ‘Climate Apartheid,’ UN Expert Warnsnationalobserver.com - By Chris D'Angelo This story was originally published by HuffPost and appears here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. When Superstorm Sandy slammed into the …
National ObserverBritish Columbia Politics Non-human users threaten to hijack Canada's Twitter discussionsnationalobserver.com - By Caroline Orr Nearly a third of accounts tweeting about Canadian politics exhibit signs of inauthentic activity — and that figure may just be the tip of the …
National ObserverCatherine McKenna Liberals offer carbon-tax proceeds to conservative premiers to fixnationalobserver.com - By Carl Meyer The Liberal government is setting aside $60 million in federal carbon-tax revenue to fix schools in four provinces whose conservative premiers oppose …
National ObserverFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoCatherine McKenna Liberals offer carbon-tax proceeds to conservative premiersnationalobserver.com - By Carl Meyer The Liberal government is setting aside $60 million in federal carbon-tax revenue to fix schools in four provinces whose conservative premiers oppose …
National ObserverCollege & University Students question how Doug Ford's 'for the people' government isnationalobserver.com - By Fatima Syed When Aidan Gowland first saw the financial assistance he was to receive from the province for his final year of university, he thought he had made a …
National ObserverMeng Wanzhou Lawyers urge Canada to stop Chinese exec's extradition to U.S. onnationalobserver.com - By The Canadian Press Defence lawyers for a senior Huawei executive have asked Canada's foreign affairs minister to stop the extradition process against their client, …
National ObserverAir Canada Aviation experts question security, passenger safety after woman leftnationalobserver.com - By Aleksandra Sagan Aviation experts are raising security and passenger safety concerns after a woman was left sleeping on a parked Air Canada aircraft with the lights …
National Observer Court ruling reveals grim details of Lionel Desmond suicide andnationalobserver.com - By Michael MacDonald A court fight over life insurance has revealed for the first time disturbing details about how former Canadian soldier Lionel Desmond fatally shot …
National ObserverCarbon Tax Mysterious group behind mass text message seeking views on carbon taxnationalobserver.com - By Joan Bryden Many Ontarians received an automated text message over the weekend, asking if they agree that the carbon tax must be scrapped. Who's behind the …
National ObserverJoyce Murray Celina Caesar-Chavannes says black civil servants passed over fornationalobserver.com - By Teresa Wright Qualified black Canadians are being passed over for promotions to senior positions in the federal government due to systemic racial barriers, says …
National ObserverSupreme Court of Canada Top B.C. court upholds ruling that struck down Canada's solitarynationalobserver.com - By Laura Kane British Columbia's top court has upheld a lower court ruling that struck down Canada's solitary confinement law as unconstitutional. The B.C. Court of …
National ObserverParks Canada Second Banff grizzly dies after being struck by vehicle: Parks Canadanationalobserver.com - By Lauren Krugel Motorists in Banff National Park are being urged to heed speed limits and report wildlife sightings after the second grizzly bear in three weeks died …
National ObserverJason Kenney Alberta government, Opposition swap accusations, attacks in earplugnationalobserver.com - By Dean Bennett Alberta's earplug debate got louder Monday as the Opposition NDP accused Premier Jason Kenney of lying and sought to have Government House Leader …
National ObserverMaryam Monsef Liberals promise $13M for missing, murdered Indigenous womennationalobserver.com - By The Canadian Press The federal government will fund more than 100 projects to "honour the lives and legacies" of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, Gender …
National ObserverDavid Saint-Jacques Astronaut David Saint-Jacques returns to Earth, sets Canadian spacenationalobserver.com - By Hina Alam & Sidhartha Banerjee David Saint-Jacques returned to Earth on Monday after more than six months aboard the International Space Station. The native of Saint-Lambert, Que., …
National ObserverWinnipeg Bloody Saturday, 100 years laternationalobserver.com - By Andrew Lodge On June 21st, 1919, one of the most emblematic moments in modern Canadian history came to a violent head in downtown Winnipeg. On that day—known in …
National ObserverFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoWinnipeg Bloody Saturday, 100 years latenationalobserver.com - By Andrew Lodge On June 21st, 1919, one of the most emblematic moments in modern Canadian history came to a violent head in downtown Winnipeg. On that day—known in …
National ObserverPlastic Plastic has created a crisis of waste. We must actnationalobserver.com - By Inger Andersen New research suggests Americans ingest an estimated 74,000 to 121,000 microplastic particles every year; these materials can absorb and leach out …
National ObserverMontréal Montreal's new, $4.4-billion Champlain Bridge opens to first trafficnationalobserver.com - By The Canadian Press Montreal's expensive new Samuel De Champlain Bridge opened to traffic for the first time this morning, about six months behind schedule. Federal …
National ObserverSnakes Who you gonna call? Alberta rattlesnake wrangler keeps serpents,nationalobserver.com - By Bill Graveland One rattlesnake got caught in freshly laid tar under someone's stairs. Ryan Heavy Head comes to the rescue of both the vipers and the terrified …
National ObserverNational Indigenous Peoples Day In case you missed it: Indigenous celebrations across B.C.nationalobserver.com - By Stephanie Wood “It’s really good to be here and to be brown today,” said Rosemary Georgeson. “I love it.” Georgeson sat at a booth for Vancouver Aboriginal Child and …
National Observer Alphabet’s Sidewalk Labs aims to create world’s largestnationalobserver.com - By Fatima Syed In order to put the "largest, densest climate-positive district in North America" on Toronto's waterfront, Google's sister company plans to use all …
