The U.S has fired 60 Tomahawk cruise missiles at the airbase in which the Americans thing the gas attack on civilian’s was launched. 

 The B.C. government was just wrong to fire public health researchers in 2012, and they should apologize to them and pay them compensation. Those are the words of B.C.’s ombudsperson from a report today.

Matthew de Grood, the man responsible for Calgary’s worst mass killing, is taking antidepressant and antipsychotic medication for schizophrenia, the Alberta Review Board heard Thursday. Despite the fact doctors say he’s doing well, the victims’ family members told court they want him institutionalized for the rest of his life

Central City Brewers + Distillers along with 12 other Canadian craft brewers announced the Red Racer Across the Nation Collaboration 12-pack which commemorates Canada’s 150th birthday celebration. Tonight they guys discuss how the beers came to be from each Province.

Eric McGeer, author of  Canada’s Dream Shall Be Of Them, talks with Charles about the battle of Vimey Ridge and the lesser known battle of Hill 70.

SECRETS OF SURVIVAL has all the ingredients of a classic, engrossing mystery story, now told for the first time publicly. During the chaos, privation, and dislocation of World War II and its aftermath, two families – one Polish Jewish and the other German Christian – each decide to keep a painful family secret from their children.

Why are we witnessing the gassing of human beings in 2017?

Within 24 hours of a Tuesday morning chemical weapons attack that left the corpses of several dozen innocents strewn in the streets of Khan Sheikhoun, a bomb-cratered town in the Syrian province of Idlib, everything was back to normal again. Terry Glavin explains.

Executives in the department overseeing the beleaguered Phoenix pay system received just under $5 million in “performance pay” over the past year, even as thousands of public servants were dealing with ongoing pay problems.

Canada is often held up as the paragon of a diverse society. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has proclaimed that “diversity is Canada’s strength”.

A new study from the Angus Reid Institute finds not only support for, but also limitations to that narrative when it comes to both faith and the visible role of religious symbols in society.