View Why I'm not surprised that Justin Trudeau wore blackface ǀ View People can do racist things but believe they’re not racist in part from conditioning that says burning crosses and lynchings are racist but little else is. 20/09/2019
Canada Canadian PM does not know how many times he wore 'blackface' Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he was "wary of being definitive" about the number of times he wore "blackface" since he did not remember the "recent pictures that came out". 19/09/2019
Canada Hurricane Dorian hits Canada Hurricane Dorian makes landfall in Canada damaging parts of the east coast. The Bahamas have now started to evacuate as the real damage of Dorian starts to become apparent. 08/09/2019
Canada 'Shock' as scientists find plastic microbeads in remote Arctic ice Micro-plastic pieces have been found in remote Arctic ice — the latest indication of how far pollution has spread across the planet. 14/08/2019
Canada Air Canada flight hit by turbulence, 35 people suffer minor injuries An Air Canada flight bound for Sydney was diverted to Hawaii on Thursday after experiencing severe turbulence. 35 people suffered minor injuries. 11/07/2019
Sport Judo legend Teddy Riner crowned heavyweight king at Montreal Grand Prix Japan win 7 golds at 2019 Montreal Grand Prix as French judo legend Teddy Riner is crowned heavyweight king after returning to top flight competition 08/07/2019
Sport Japanese judokas strike more gold on Day 2 of Montreal Grand Prix 2019 Explosive judo dominated a thrilling second day of the Montreal Grand Prix 2019, with Japan topping the medals table, ahead of hosts Canada in second 07/07/2019
Sport Thrilling judo on Day 1 of Montreal Grand Prix as Japan tops standings There was thrilling judo on display at the inaugural Montreal Grand Prix 2019 as Japan tops medals standings on Day 1, just ahead of hosts Canada 06/07/2019
Canada Picture of Quebec education minister with Malala stirs controversy The Canadian province recently adopted a law barring teachers and other civil servants from wearing religious symbols. 06/07/2019
Canada Return to sender: 69 containers carrying mislabeled waste returned to Canada from the Philippines Rubbish, labeled as plastic recyclables, was stranded in the Philippines for years. The 69 containers arrived in Vancouver to be incinerated this week. The move ends a dispute which started in 2013 that sparked a diplomatic row between Ottawa and Manila. 30/06/2019
Ideas The future of sports nutrition: protein powder made from food waste The company leading the way in nutrition by making sustainable food supplements and protein powders from household and grocery food waste. 28/06/2019
Canada Four injured in shooting during Raptors' NBA victory parade in Toronto Police have arrested three people and recovered two firearms. 18/06/2019
Canada Woman "must pay" €40,000 phone bill A Canadian woman has been asked to pay 61,000 Canadian dollars ( €40,700) for calls she claims she didn't make. 09/06/2019
Canada Inquiry slams killing of indigenous women as 'Canadian genocide' A long-awaited report from Canada's national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls will call it a 'Canadian genocide.' 03/06/2019
Canada Good yarn? Red in mayor's scarf 'shows male dominance' on council A city councillor in Quebec has picked up her knitting needles to highlight the stark difference in the time female and male councillors speak at city council meetings. 22/05/2019
Cuisine “The longer the supply chain, the more is wasted” A Q&A with Instagram’s Wasteland Rebel 12/05/2019
Outdoor This film festival will inspire you to push boundaries We tour Banff, the festival showcasing some of the best adventure films in the world. 10/05/2019
Canada Canada braces for more rain after spring floods The city of Montreal has been under a state of emergency since Thursday. 27/04/2019
no comment Canada coin to mark half a century since homosexuality was legalised The Royal Canadian Mint presented a commemorative coin on Tuesday to honour "50 years of progress in recognizing the rights of LGBT Canadians," according to a statement released by the organization. 24/04/2019
Canada Watch: Canada marks '50 years of progress' with LGBTQ coin The coin marks 50 years since the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the country, and features the words "Equality-Egalite". 24/04/2019
Canada Two Austrians dead as bodies of three climbers found in Banff, Canada World-renowned mountaineers Hansjorg Auer, 35, and David Lama, 28, both from Austria, and Jess Roskelley, 36 from the US, were attempting to climb a challenging route in the Canadian Rockies. 22/04/2019
Art and Design Climate change: schoolchildren findings from 100 years ago resurface In 1896, thousands of Nova Scotia schoolchildren began reporting their findings in nature as they walked to and from school. 14/04/2019
Canada Claire's employee quits over pressure to pierce ears of child who didn't consent The incident has sparked a debate about children and consent. 11/04/2019
Canada Canada's Trudeau expels two ex-ministers from ruling party in bid to end scandal Canada's Trudeau expels two ex-ministers from ruling party in bid to end scandal 03/04/2019
Canada Chefs recreate Hollywood monster King Kong with 1.8m chocolate statue Two chefs have created a 1.8 metre statue of King Kong scaling the Empire State Building made entirely of milk chocolate 14/02/2019
Canada Bill tabled in Quebec is 'like Tinder for immigration', says minister Quebec's immigration minister has tabled a bill that seeks to cancel 18,000 pending applications to the Quebec Skilled Worker Program (QSWP) before August 2, 2018. 09/02/2019
