The Musical Teacher Director: Sonya Schrum Student Director: Onyx Gentes St. Pius X High School Ostracism, humiliation, condemnation – all things with the power to destroy an innocent heart and ...

Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Canadians elected Canada’s first French-Canadian prime minister and his Liberals in 1896, 1900, 1904, and 1908. This prime minister refused to resign, continuing in office ...

Restrictions on Canadian tourist travel to the U.S. will kill jobs and incomes in the U.S. hotels, restaurants, shops, and ...

The Prime Minister makes a whirlwind international visit in a bid to shore up support for Canada amid trade war with the ...

Unlike, say, the U.S. presidency, the office of prime minister is not a directly elected ... When Charles Tupper lost an election to Liberal leader Wilfrid Laurier in 1896, he refused to cede power or ...

“The majority of office jobs now can in some way incorporate ... author of the C.D. Howe report and an economics professor at Wilfrid Laurier University. “From an employer’s point of view ...

Their effortless infanticide would catapult Mr. Trudeau back into office for a fourth momentous ... victories beginning with the election of Wilfrid Laurier in 1896. Let’s say this: if the ...

From his father’s ‘walk in the snow’ to his farewell speech at the leadership convention, and the turbulent times in between, here’s how the Prime Minister left his mark on Canada ...

Tupper won the popular vote, but Liberal Sir Wilfrid Laurier won the election largely on the basis of Quebec support. It’s very possible he could ultimately hold that dubious distinction.

Tala Al-Iriani as Paulette Buonofuonte had an engaging stage presence, amazing comedic timing, and played the role with all the vivacity of Paulette’s character. Al-Iriani conveyed Paulette’s emotions ...