The only surviving family member is 9-year-old Fayez, who was seriously injured but is expected to survive.

“We are in a war against hate and that war requires nonpartisanship. It requires co-operation, it requires united leadership,” said Nawaz Tahir, the chair of Hikma, a local anti-Islamophobia advocacy organization.

London police have released little information on what led them to conclude Sunday’s fatal truck attack was motivated by anti-Muslim hate, meanwhile little is yet known about the man who has been charged.

Individuals, lawyers and community groups say the federal government should put more money and resources into concrete actions, and lead the court fight against Quebec’s secularism law that bans hijab-wearing women and other minorities from working...

Meanwhile, some business owners are frustrated by the news that neither gyms nor hair salons are part of the first step of Ontario’s reopening plan.

More people are rolling up their sleeves for second doses than first, but the threat remains great from a highly contagious virus variant.

“We need people to get the full two doses of their vaccines,” Justin Trudeau told a news conference in Ottawa, “and that’s why easing of restrictions will be focused on Canadians who are fully vaccinated.”

The more than 130 Canadian Indian residential schools were designed to assimilate Indigenous children into what was considered mainstream life. Now, many of them are being used to do the reverse.

“There has been no reckoning, no apology, no real critical engagement with how these MPs fed into the Islamophobic narratives over the past few years due to their stance on M-103,” public law litigator Avnish Nanda said.

Leafs fans, who are rightfully still hurting and bitter after another playoff collapse, are taking exception to the decision to dress the city’s most famous building in Habs colours.

With 58 per cent of Canadians (and counting) having received a first dose of a COVID vaccine, many are eagerly diving into a “one-dose” summer. Now, with more vaccines on the way, the timeline for second doses will make it a “two-dose” summer...

Despite holding no formal leadership role, Sen. Joe Manchin has assumed the power to dictate which laws pass and to shape the future of American democracy, Edward Keenan writes.