Beyond Local

CEO Christophe Ramstein finds it hard to put the concept into words

Daniel Therrien says legislation will help to reap the benefits of AI while upholding individuals’ fundamental right to privacy

The Ontario Medical Association says the tiered and colour-coded framework that determines when regions across the province can loosen or tighten restrictions is too lax

The high court has agreed to jointly hear the appeals of two men who received stiffer penalties when Alberta's Court of Appeal ruled that convictions for wholesale fentanyl trafficking should carry a minimum sentence of nine years

Senior deputy governor Carolyn Wilkins urges more discussion about the post-pandemic recovery

Advocacy group calling on federal government to release some offenders, allow easier physical distancing behind bars as 'toxic relationship between correctional officers and inmates conflicts with guards' de facto role as caregivers during the pandemic'

Eight years worth of data from four points in Alberta and Saskatchewan shows three megatonnes, nearly twice the estimated amount of 1.6

Breathing alcohol out of the body by hyperventilating 'up to three times faster than relying on the liver alone,' researchers say

Steven Fletcher, a former MP and cabinet minister who lives with quadriplegia, says all the talk about protecting the vulnerable is insulting and condescending

Trudeau said he and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson believe the two countries are ready to have a new deal done before Jan. 1, 2021