Canada welcomes refugees as U S policy sparks debate
Saamis Immigration Services Association director Antonio Samayoa says Canada's stance contrasts with the U S ban on refugees from seven Muslim-majority countries. He urges acceptance, notes Trudeau's solidarity, and warns of rising intolerance while predicting 2030 immigration will reach 50 percent.
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Quebec mosque shooting victims mourned as massacre labeled terrorist act
Six men died and 19 were wounded in a mass shooting at the Quebec City mosque as mourners remember fathers businessmen and a university professor. Police identified suspect Alexandre Bissonnette a 27 year old charged with six counts of first degree murder and five of attempted murder. Prime Minister Trudeau and Premier Couillard condemned the attack calling it a despicable terrorist act and an assault on Canadian values.
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Local contractors allege RFQ excludes seniors' centre bidders
Medicine Hat builders claim the citys RFQ first stage favors experienced firms and narrows local access to the 9.9 million Weiner Centre reconstruction. City officials defend the two stage process, saying it improves quality and timeliness before a cost focused tender.
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