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Correctional Service Canada confirms that Luka Magnotta, who made international headlines for the brutal murder of an international student, is in a medium-security prison.

Like the prime ministers of Quebec and Canada, Valérie Plante is revealing her main public activities on her website starting today.

The United Kingdom and Canada on Wednesday joined the “diplomatic boycott” movement of the Beijing Winter Olympics that Washington launched earlier this week. Six countries have now announced a boycott: Australia, Canada, the USA, Lithuania, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

Facing a scandal threatening his already fragile popularity, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau brought out his best asset: Chrystia Freeland. After holding the positions of Minister of International Trade, Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister in charge of Intergovernmental Affairs – a key position for the federal government – the 52-year-old former journalist will face the difficult task of turning Canada's economy around after the pandemic.

Air Canada today released its 2023 Annual Report, reflecting on its key achievements over the past year. The airline claims to have transported no fewer than 46 million passengers, launched 14 new routes, achieved record revenue and hired 8,000 employees.

Following the death of Alexei Navalny, a fierce critic of Vladimir Putin, Justin Trudeau's government summoned the Russian ambassador to Canada to demand “a full and transparent investigation” into his death.

While answering questions from local journalists, the Canadian mayor had to sit down because he didn't feel “well.” According to her team, she is now “out of danger.”

Between the late 19th century and the mid-1990s, approximately 150,000 indigenous children were forcibly enrolled in 139 residential schools across the country, where they were cut off from their families, language and culture.

The prime minister will be in Canada for two days, where he will meet his counterpart Justin Trudeau and travel to Quebec.

“This bill will force social networks to do their part and protect people from harm and exploitation,” said Arif Virani, Canada's justice minister, on Monday, February 26.