ConnexionWhat a ‘very, very, very unlikely’ U.S. invasion of Canada might look like
The Canadian military would be "foolish" not to draw up plans on how to respond to a U.S. invasion, says an expert on Canada-U.S. relations. Read More
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In an independent Quebec more than half the population wants to keep their Canadian citizenship: poll
If La Belle Province votes for independence, 58 per cent of Quebecers believe they should be allowed to retain their Canadian citizenship, according to a new poll. Read More
Toronto lawyer suspended while facing weapons charges involving machete, box cutter and hammer
A Toronto lawyer charged last year with a string of criminal offences, including allegedly driving with a suspended licence with a machete in his car and threatening people at a store with a box cutter, has seen his licence to practice law in Ontario suspended temporarily. Read More
Transgender teen killer loses bid to stay in Ontario women’s prison after threatening inmates and staff
A transgender woman convicted of first-degree murder in the killing of a 13-year-old Edmonton girl who was lured to a golf course, sexually assaulted, strangled, stabbed, then bludgeoned to death with a hammer, has lost her bid to stay in a women's prison. Read More
