Canadian Government Terms
Sunday August 29, 2004
Do you need to know what the Canada Gazette is used for, who the Ethics Commissioner is or what the sergeant-at-arms does? Check the glossary of government terms for definitions ... Read More
The Mackenzie King Diaries
Wednesday August 25, 2004
William Lyon Mackenzie King, the best-educated and longest-serving Prime Minister of Canada, kept a daily journal for more than 50 years. His diaries provide a first-hand political and social history ... Read More
Statistics on Languages in Canada
Wednesday August 25, 2004
Canada is rapidly becoming a multilingual society according to language statistics from the last Census of Canada. Statistics Canada says that while most people in Canada speak English or French ... Read More
Employment Insurance in Canada
Sunday August 22, 2004
If you lose your job in Canada, you're probably eligible for Employment Insurance. Here's information on the requirements, benefits, rules, and how to apply. Employment Insurance also may cover maternity ... Read More
Current Status of National Parks in Canada
Wednesday August 18, 2004
As employees at national parks in Canada continue their strike, the Parks Canada Agency is publishing the current status of national parks, national historic sites and national marine conservation areas ... Read More
Who Should Pay for Wiretaps?
Sunday August 15, 2004
Canadian Chiefs of Police say a charge of 25 cents should be added to phone and Internet bills to help pay for the cost of wiretapping terrorist and other criminal ... Read More
Parks Canada Workers on Strike
Wednesday August 11, 2004
Update: About 4800 Parks Canada workers went on strike August 13, after last-minute contract negotiations broke down. Parks Canada and the members of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) ... Read More
Order of Canada
Sunday August 8, 2004
The Order of Canada recognizes people who have made a difference to Canada. It is Canada's highest honour for lifetime achievement. Did you know that you can nominate a deserving ... Read More
Property Crimes Up, Murders Down
Wednesday August 4, 2004
For the first time in over a decade, the Canadian crime rate rose substantially in 2003, due to an increase in counterfeiting, property crimes and minor offences. The violent crime ... Read More
Canadian Summer Storms
Wednesday August 4, 2004
Even in the summer, there's lots of weather in Canada. Take this quiz and test your knowledge of the worst of Canadian summer weather.
More: Extreme Weather Conditions
DNA Data Bank Makes More than 2000 Matches
Sunday August 1, 2004
The RCMP's National DNA Data Bank has hit a milestone in successfully matching 2000 crime scenes with the names of convicted offenders. The 2000 matches represent the DNA Data ... Read More

