Jaswinder Singh Dilawari

Canada falls to Scotland, will play China for bronze at world curling playdowns

Canada will play for bronze at the BKT World Men’s Curling Championship. Brad Jacobs and his Calgary-based team dropped a 7-4 semifinal decision to Scotland’s Bruce Mouat on Saturday at the Temple Gardens Centre. WATCH | Canada’s Jacobs falls to Scotland’s Mouat, will play for bronze at men’s curling worlds: Canada’s Jacobs falls to Scotland’s Mouat,…

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Poilievre defends candidate accused of denying residential schools history

Warning: This story deals with disturbing subject matter that may upset and trigger some readers. Discretion is advised. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is standing by a candidate in British Columbia, even as calls mount among various Indigenous leaders for the nominee to resign, accusing Aaron Gunn of denying the history of residential schools. “He’s not…

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Poilievre stands by B.C. candidate called out for residential school posts

WARNING: This story contains details of experiences at residential schools. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is standing by a British Columbia candidate as calls mount for him to be removed over past comments he made about the history of Canada’s residential schools. Poilievre told a news conference in Osoyoos, B.C., Saturday that accusations about North Island-Powell River…

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Royal Canadian Legion branch in downtown Calgary aims to raise funds with community dinner

It’s been around for more than 100 years and now, it needs your help. The Royal Canadian Legion No. 1 branch in downtown Calgary was founded in 1917, with the building located on 7th Avenue completed in 1922. Now it’s in need of some serious renovations, according to current president Philip MacAulay. “What we’re starting…

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Legal group apologizes after cancellation of noted Syrian Canadian’s speech sparks ‘profound’ reaction

A prominent Canadian legal association is apologizing after it cancelled a keynote speech by Syrian Canadian entrepreneur and peacekeeping advocate Tareq Hadhad, prompting sharp criticism from many of its members. Last Friday, CBC News was first to report that The Advocates’ Society rescinded an invitation for Hadhad, founder of Peace by Chocolate, to deliver a keynote…

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Untangling Mark Carney’s father’s ties to Fort Smith, N.W.T., Indian day school

Warning: this story contains outdated language and discusses physical and sexual abuse at residential schools. It was March 1965, and Catholic educator Robert J. Carney had gone on CBC Radio to discuss his work as a federal day school principal in the Northwest Territories. Today, it’s an interview some may find jarring. “Mr. Carney, at the teachers…

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