Syrian women find confidence and community in Canada through catering events
Women refugees risk isolation in their new countries, but some are finding their feet through catering and hosting dinner events.
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Chef Sam Robertson: How to eat locally during the winter
Great creative. Grow sprouts. Spice up root veggies with herbs. And don't forget, spring is around the corner.
'If I don't have the moral courage to challenge authority, we don't have journalism.'
Sting gives moving tribute to journalist at Oscars
Montreal sound editor Sylvain Bellemare on his Oscar win and the best-picture mess
Montreal sound editor Sylvain Bellemare has an epic memory to accompany his Oscar win for "Arrival."
A fresh look at stunning, historic 'Book of Negroes' through N.S. online portal
A closer examination of the "Book of Negroes" online reveals a time when black people were — legally speaking — nothing more than property.
Quebec turns up the maple syrup taps amid internal revolt, foreign competition
Quebec, the world's largest producer of maple syrup, is ramping up output as it fends off rising competition from the U.S. and neighbouring provinces as well as a farmer rebellion from within.
Stuart McLean, host of CBC Radio's 'Vinyl Cafe,' dead at 68
Stuart McLean, the bestselling author and soft-spoken humorist on CBC Radio's 'Vinyl Cafe' has died.
Q&A: Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed bin Talal, the vegan Saudi prince investing his millions in sustainable solutions
Saudi Arabia's royal family may have found its fortune in oil, but that doesn't mean they have to spend it that way.
Meet the vegan Saudi prince who's turning the lights on in Jordan
“Climate change and the unjustified consumption of energy are two of the most serious issues we face today at the macro-level,” says Saudi Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed.
Tim Hortons brand expanding into Latin America with Mexican joint venture
Restaurant Brands International has previously announced similar agreements in the Philippines and United Kingdom.
Settlement in human rights complaint sets stage for gender-neutral IDs: Activist
Social Development Minister Jean−Yves Duclos said in this week his department will only collect the information if needed to receive a benefit or for legitimate purposes, such as policy development.
Senator Jaffer: Let's take the lead on transgender rights
In a world with more than its share of injustice and intolerance, Canada has been a land of opportunity for those fleeing oppression for generations. But our work isn’t done yet.
Immigrants could make up 30 per cent of population by 2036, StatsCan says
A new Statistics Canada survey says almost half the country's population could be an immigrant or the child of an immigrant within the next 20 years.
Manitoba premier says indigenous night hunting is starting a 'race war'
The province's hunting guide says indigenous people have the right to hunt at night where it is safe, but it is illegal for others.
Complaints filed over Trudeau's use of English and French on Canadian tour
The Official Languages Commissioner has received 14 complaints related to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s choice of English or French when answering questions at recent town hall meetings.