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Economics expert analyses on the unpredictability of former President Trump’s potential tariff decisions reveal a perplexing landscape. With his past actions characterised by spontaneity, forecasting his next move involves navigating …
The Unpredictable Terrain of Trump’s Tariff Strategies Read More
Buffy Sainte-Marie, the renowned folk singer and activist, has been removed from a prominent exhibit at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, stirring discussions about Indigenous identity. This action was …
Buffy Sainte-Marie Ousted from Human Rights Exhibit Amid Identity Controversy Read More
Buffy Sainte-Marie’s profile has been removed from the Canadian Museum for Human Rights due to concerns over her claims of Indigenous heritage. The Winnipeg-based museum confirmed this decision, which was …
Buffy Sainte-Marie’s Profile Removed from Human Rights Museum Over Heritage Claims Read More
In a surprising turn, former Canadian Human Rights Commissioner Birju Dattani has initiated a defamation lawsuit against Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman and others, alleging a coordinated and malicious campaign aimed …
Former Human Rights Chief Sues MP Lantsman Over Defamation Claims Read More
In a significant move to bolster Canada’s economy, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a Canada-U.S. Economic Summit this upcoming Friday in Toronto. This summit emerges as a strategic response to …
Trudeau Unveils Canada-U.S. Economic Summit Amid Tariff Uncertainty Read More
In an important ruling, the Alberta human rights tribunal dismissed a complaint from transgender woman Marni Panas against the Edmonton Police Service (EPS). While acknowledging that two officers misgendered Panas …
Alberta Tribunal Dismisses Discrimination Complaint Against EPS Amid Misgendering Incident Read More
In summary, China’s recent sanctions against Canadian institutions mark a significant escalation in the ongoing tension over human rights advocacy regarding the Uyghurs and Tibet. Targeting assets and barring entry …
China Retaliates With Sanctions Against Canadian Institutions Over Human Rights Advocacy Read More
Original Source: www.cbc.ca A tragic day unfolded in the town of Nzerekore, Guinea, where the euphoria of a soccer match turned into chaos and heartbreak, leaving 135 lives lost in …
Tragedy Strikes: 135 Lives Lost in Guinea Soccer Stampede Amid Chaos Read More
A survey by the Canadian Museum for Human Rights shows increased confidence among Canadians regarding Indigenous rights and gender equity, alongside rising concerns about censorship and inequality. There is a …
Survey Reveals Optimism and Concerns Over Human Rights in Canada Read More