A decade ago, under a different president and with a government of a different stripe in Ottawa, the Americans threatened to retaliate if Canada went ahead with a plan to decriminalize marijuana
Corporal Glen Kirkland has significant hearing loss, posttraumatic stress, and his body no longer produces insulin as a result of the 2008 assault by the Taliban that killed three of his comrades
Jennifer Stoddart highlights alarming examples of ways in which privacy has been breached – sometimes deliberately – by corporations and others who have taken liberties with the information provided to them wittingly or unwittingly
Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq tabled a bill in Parliament on Thursday that would require the federal government to consider a range of factors, including the views of police, provincial ministers and local government officials before granting the exemption to drug laws that allows the clinics to operate
Gloria Galloway has been a journalist for almost 30 years. She has covered every federal election since 1997 and has done several stints in Afghanistan.
Gloria Galloway has been a journalist for almost 30 years. She worked at the Windsor Star, the Hamilton Spectator, the National Post, the Canadian Press and a number of small newspapers before being hired by The Globe and Mail as deputy national editor in 2001. Gloria returned to reporting two years later and joined the Ottawa bureau in 2004. She has covered every federal election since 1997 and has done several stints in Afghanistan.
