ID Required to Vote in Canadian Federal Elections
Sunday July 29, 2007
Elections Canada has now put into place measures contained in the Elections Fraud Act, which received Royal Assent on June 22, 2007. The most obvious change is the requirement for ... Read More
Royal Grandson to Marry a Canadian
Sunday July 29, 2007
Buckingham Palace has announced that Peter Phillips, grandson of Queen Elizabeth II and son of Princess Anne, is engaged to Autumn Kelly, a Montrealer.
Autumn Kelly is 31. She grew up ... Read More
Canadian Crime Statistics for 2006
Sunday July 22, 2007
The overall Canadian crime rate is at its lowest in 25 years, according to Canadian crime statistics for 2006 released by Statistics Canada. That includes a welcome drop in the ... Read More
Report a Fraud Online
Sunday July 22, 2007
There's a simple and efficient way for Canadians to report a fraud online. It's called RECOL, and it's a Web-based centre run by the National White Collar Crime Centre of ... Read More
Save Gas and Money
Sunday July 15, 2007
Looks like gas prices are going to stay well over $1.00 a litre in Canada. Last week petroleum marketing specialists M.J. Ervin and Associates tracked the average weekly price of ... Read More
Write to Your Provincial Premier
Sunday July 15, 2007
Got a complaint or a compliment about provincial government policies or management? Take it to the top and write to your provincial premier. If it's a federal government issue that's ... Read More
The Seventh Book of Remembrance
Sunday July 8, 2007
The Seventh Book of Remembrance was created by Veterans Affairs Canada to honour the men and women of the Canadian Forces who have died in service to Canada, either overseas ... Read More
Rideau Canal a World Heritage Site
Thursday July 5, 2007
UNESCO has designated the Rideau Canal, including Fort Henry and the Kingston Fortifications, as a World Heritage Site. The 202 kilometre (125.5 mile) canal, which celebrates its 175th anniversary this ... Read More
Security Beefed up at Canadian National War Memorial
Sunday July 1, 2007
The federal government has increased the security for the Canadian National War Memorial and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier located in downtown Ottawa. The new security measures put in ... Read More

