Beyond Local

OTTAWA — Canada's aid sector is nervously awaiting this spring's federal budget amid fears of funding cuts that could require projects abroad to shut down.

OTTAWA — The federal government is appealing a judge's declaration that four Canadian men being held in Syrian camps are entitled to Ottawa's help to return home.

OTTAWA — International Trade Minister Mary Ng said Friday she hopes Canadians will see the "sincerity" in her efforts to make amends after breaking federal ethics rules, while sidestepping demands that she resign or refund taxpayers.

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“Development continues at a quick pace in the valley. We don’t want to lose those places and buildings that tell important stories and ground our community.”

Feed the Soul Dining Week to feature bold flavours and traditional offerings at 18 Black-owned restaurants, retailers and makers.

Agency is seeing biggest demand for service since it began more than three decades ago with 230 citizens relying on it every month.

Alberta's war brides, part of a mass migration that occurred after WWII, have been described as having a boundless spirit, big enough to match the prairie sky.

Psychologists say parents should be willing to talk honestly with their children about traumatic events, such as the case of a bus crashing into a daycare in Quebec.

MONTREAL — About one million square kilometres of Quebec is covered by boreal forest, roughly 70 per cent of the entire province.