A Vancouver lawyer calls it "informational mismanagement that will perpetuate stereotypes" about users.
Peter Mansbridge and Chantal Hébert have been in the club for years; the newest entrants are Gloria Macarenko and Lyse Doucet.
Ordinarily in provincial politics, the premier attracts the most media attention and exercises the greatest power, but not in 2018.
Broadcaster Shushma Datt wanted to remind her staff about how much progress is being made in appreciating diverse communities.
India continues blaming its neighbour for sponsoring subversive elements, but for the first time since partition, Sikh pilgrims will be permitted to cross the border to visit a shrine where Guru Nanak lived.
A local broadcaster and activist says it reflects the timidity of the Canadian government to stand up to India.
A report by a licensed private investigator and three-time federal candidate raises serious questions about how delegates were chosen at a national convention in 2016.
There is hardly anything to celebrate about a court ruling against a senior Indian politician in the mass murder of innocent Sikhs in 1984.
Check out the odds on baker's dozen of potential successors.
I get queasy this time of year, and not just from too much eggnog and fruitcake.
It's launched a new campaign to promote fire safety, but if this is just a one-off effort, it's doomed to fail.
Although there are harsh criminal sanctions for this activity in Canada, it is a problem that has been historically difficult to address.
