BY RAHUL VAIDYANATH As COVID-19’s profound effects upend economies and international relationships, experts have been analyzing what Canada’s foreign policy should look like post-pandemic. But even as some look to forming…
Health Minister Patty Hajdu says if China wasn’t honest about the pandemic in the early stages, it should be held accountable, marking a change from her previous comments on Beijing’s…
Declaration by 3 epidemiologists from Harvard, Oxford, and Stanford elicits support and criticism More than 32,000 medical doctors and other health scientists from around the world have signed a petition…
BY JEFF MINICK Justice. When we hear this word, our thoughts may turn to a courtroom replete with judge and jury. But to the Greek philosophers and to those thinkers who…
One of the many unexpected consequences of the events of this year has been the heightened awareness of the issue of educational choice. Leigh Bortins, a homeschooling expert and founder…
BY LEE HARDING The Alberta government has hired Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) Canada to study whether the province should replace the Royal Canadian Mounted Police with a provincial force. This is…
By Reuters STOCKHOLM/PARIS—Orange and Proximus have picked Nokia to help build 5G networks in Belgium as they drop Huawei amid U.S. pressure to exclude the Chinese firm from supplying key…
Commentary Students are back in school all across Canada. While some parents are homeschooling their children or having them enrolled in online learning alternatives, the vast majority of students are…
A building within Huawei’s lab campus in southern China’s Dongguan city caught on fire on Sept. 25 afternoon, killing at least three people. The city government claimed that…
Middleman says Chinese officials involved in scheme to hoard and resell protective equipment meant for frontline health-care workers BY OMID GHOREISHI A broker for Red Cross China facilitated the hoarding…