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RCI is CBC/Radio-Canada’s multilingual service, providing audiences with an opportunity to discover and, above all, to understand and gain insight into the reality of Canadian society, along with its cultural and democratic values.

Society

Jian Ghomeshi not guilty on all charges

Former CBC radio host Jian Ghomeshi has been found not guilty of all charges in the broadcaster’s sexual assault trial. Ghomeshi had been facing four counts of sexual assault, as well as one count of overcoming resistance by choking. Judge »

Immigration & Refugees, International, Politics

France’s far right leader gets cold shoulder in Quebec

Marine Le Pen could be one of France’s most popular politicians but the leader of the far-right Front National has yet to secure a meeting with any major provincial or federal leader in Quebec during her week-long visit to Canada. Le »

Health, Politics, Society

Ontario’s only marijuana “vaping” lounge may forced to close

It has only been open for about a little over a month, and already the Windsor Ontario establishment may be forced out of business by a new provincial anti-smoking law. John Liedtke is the owner of “Higher Limits” a vaping »

Economy, Environment & Animal Life, Politics, Society

Caribou or development? Question debated in Arctic

For years there has been concern about the rapidly declining caribou herds across the country. According to World Wildlife Fund-Canada, The Bathurst herd in the Northwest Territories, (NWT) for example, has dropped from 472,000 individuals in 1987 to 35,000 in »

Uncategorized

Arabic newspaper in Canada accused of promoting jihad

B’nai Brith Canada says in an editorial in the October-November issue of the Arabic community newspaper in Windsor Ontario lauded attacks against Israeli citizens, and promoted jihad. On it’s website B’nai Brith quotes, Michael Mostyn, Chief Executive Officer, B’nai Brith »

International, Society

Continuing bizarre: story of “Amaruk Wilderness”- religious discrimination: Update

It is truly a bizarre story, and it continues to be bizarre. This week the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal awarded a claim to a woman who had filed a complaint against a company for religious discrimination. In 2014, Bethany »

Uncategorized

Eye on the Arctic

Global warming has put the once remote and inaccessible Arctic at the centre of world attention. Melting sea ice is rapidly opening up Arctic waters for a new era of navigation and exploitation. It’s also creating a realm of new »

Economy, Politics

Federal budget deficit projected at $18.4B: finance minister

The federal government is projecting a deficit of at least $18.4 billion next year, which could exceed $20 billion when the federal budget is unveiled on March 22. Finance Minister Bill Morneau presented the updated numbers at a pre-budget town hall in Ottawa »