Images on social media contrast the response to the truckers with heavy-handed action last year against Indigenous people who blocked logging.
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What to Know About the Canada Trucker Protests
Once narrowly focused on a vaccine mandate for drivers entering Canada from the U.S., the protests have ballooned into a sprawling campaign against various grievances.
Memorable Canada Stories in 2021
From the discovery of Indigenous graves in British Columbia to a faux Florida retirement community in Quebec, two Times Canada correspondents recall some of the standout stories of the year.
Should Police Investigate Residential Schools Cases in Canada?
The Six Nations in Ontario have set up a special group to oversee the investigation of student deaths, in a rare collaboration between an Indigenous group and the police.
The Other, Seemingly Endless, State of Emergency in British Columbia
The province announced annual and monthly record numbers of opioid-related overdose deaths, further prompting calls for changes to laws.
Canada is One Step Closer to Banning Conversion Therapy
After bitterly opposing an earlier attempt to ban conversion therapy, the Conservatives whisked a new bill through the House of Commons.
After the Floods, British Columbia Picks Up the Pieces
Washed-out roads and destroyed bridges are just some of the devastation afflicting residents of the western province and could signal what climate change will bring in the future.
British Columbia Flood Victims Come Together In Storm’s Wake
A tour of the flood-ravaged parts of the province finds communities supporting each other following disaster.
2 Canadian Journalists Arrested at Indigenous Protest Are Freed on Bail
Journalist groups denounced the arrest of a photographer and a filmmaker covering an Indigenous pipeline protest in British Columbia.
Canada Keeps World Cup Dream Alive in Qualifying Match
The Canadian men’s team, which has not been in the World Cup since 1986, is now leading the regional qualifying competition.