Manitoba’s Independent Investigation Unit released a full report detailing the results of its investigation into the fatal police shooting of 16-year-old Eishia Hudson on April 8, 2020, and is not recommending charges against the officer.
Month: January 2021
An Alberta government cabinet meeting in Calgary had to be abruptly ended and the ministers, including Premier Jason Kenney, whisked away by police for their safety on Thursday after an intruder tried to get inside the building.
The British government has started transferring dozens of asylum seekers to hotels to self-isolate after reports that more than 100 people housed at former army barracks in southeast England have tested positive for COVID-19. The move comes after many of those who were staying at the camp said they feared a COVID-19 outbreak.
Ensuring that young people and Canadian employers have the supports they need to succeed and stay strong is key to driving our communities forward as we begin economic recovery.
Multiple former employees say they’re considering legal options in the wake of a blistering report into claims former governor general Julie Payette created a toxic workplace culture at Rideau Hall, verbally harassed staff and engaged in some cases of unwanted physical contact.