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Tim Scott praises 'restraint' of Israel's Netanyahu, says US should move more firepower to region

Tim Scott praises 'restraint' of Israel's Netanyahu, says US should move more firepower to region

WASHINGTON (AP) 鈥 Sen. Tim Scott of 麻豆传媒AV Carolina on Monday praised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for showing what he called 鈥渞estraint鈥 after Hamas attacked Israel over a week ago.
B.C. to bring in law forcing Surrey to go with municipal police force

B.C. to bring in law forcing Surrey to go with municipal police force

VICTORIA 鈥 British Columbia Solicitor General Mike Farnworth has introduced legislation that will require the City of Surrey to provide policing with a municipal force in the latest jurisdictional salvo over the RCMP and the Surrey Police Service.
Republicans in Nevada are split in dueling contest over 2024 presidential nomination

Republicans in Nevada are split in dueling contest over 2024 presidential nomination

RENO, Nev. (AP) 鈥 Nevada's dueling contests of presidential nominees have split the field of Republican contenders, with Florida Gov.
Experts weigh impact from Supreme Court ruling on other federal environmental moves

Experts weigh impact from Supreme Court ruling on other federal environmental moves

Some legal experts say a Supreme Court of Canada ruling that found much of Ottawa's environmental assessment law unconstitutional will have no impact on other federal moves such as clean electricity regulations or oilsands emissions caps.
Manitoba court upholds province's ban on growing non-medical cannabis at home

Manitoba court upholds province's ban on growing non-medical cannabis at home

WINNIPEG 鈥 A Manitoba judge has upheld the province's ban on homegrown non-medical cannabis. Justice Shauna McCarthy, of the Court of King's Bench, has rejected a claim that the ban was unconstitutional and an infringement on federal jurisdiction.
Labour relations tribunal wants senators' emails in discrimination case

Labour relations tribunal wants senators' emails in discrimination case

OTTAWA 鈥 A federal tribunal is asking senators to divulge emails that it believes are relevant to determining whether an employee was fired on the basis of racial discrimination in a case that pits claims of inequity against the rules governing Parli
Canada's new antisemitism envoy Deborah Lyons eyes hate speech on campuses and online

Canada's new antisemitism envoy Deborah Lyons eyes hate speech on campuses and online

OTTAWA 鈥 The Trudeau government has appointed former ambassador Deborah Lyons as Canada's Special Envoy on Preserving Holocaust Remembrance and Combatting Antisemitism.
Newly elected Tory Opposition leader in N.L. says people should pay less tax

Newly elected Tory Opposition leader in N.L. says people should pay less tax

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. 鈥 Tony Wakeham spent his day in the Newfoundland and Labrador house of assembly sitting across from Liberal Premier Andrew Furey as the newly elected Opposition leader.
Zexi Li, 'Freedom Convoy' lawyers spar at organizers' criminal trial

Zexi Li, 'Freedom Convoy' lawyers spar at organizers' criminal trial

OTTAWA 鈥 The woman who went to court to get an injunction against the "Freedom Convoy" last year faced the protest organizers in criminal court Monday in some of the most combative lines of questioning the trial has seen so far.
Nova Scotia Tories ignore objections to bill intended to fast-track Halifax housing

Nova Scotia Tories ignore objections to bill intended to fast-track Halifax housing

HALIFAX 鈥 Pleas by Halifax city officials on Monday failed to put the brakes on provincial legislation they say overrides their responsibility to determine urban planning and will transfer development costs on municipal taxpayers.
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