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BY LEE HARDING Democracy advocates say the WE Charity scandal clearly demonstrates that Canadians deserve a Parliament that sits regularly in order to hold the government to account. Normal House of…

Chinese companies aim to attract US dollars at all costs as part of ‘undeclared economic war’ News Analysis It’s a case of buyer beware when investing in stocks of Chinese…

BY JASON UNRAU Alberta’s new bill that offers union members a choice whether to support their union’s political activity via union dues will be met with a legal challenge that will…

News Analysis Although polls show some decrease in support for the Liberals due to revelations they handed a large contract to a charity with ties to the prime minister’s family…

BY SHANE MILLER Concerns are growing over contracts recently awarded by the Canadian government to a controversial Beijing-based company that is directly connected to the Chinese Communist Party. One expert says…

BY FRANK FANG The United States and the UK are going to team up on developing solutions for the next-generation wireless technology, after the latter’s recent decision to purge equipment made…

Neither fossil fuels nor public revenues are flowing very well in Canada. Reports of low investor confidence in Canadian oil and gas recently converged with news of the worst federal…

By Reuters LONDON/BEIJING—U.S. President Donald Trump said he was responsible for Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to ban Huawei from Britain’s 5G network, a remark that London brushed off and…

Phil Evans, a research scientist in the Quantum Information Science group at the U.S. Oak Ridge National Laboratory fabricating quantum photonic circuits for future quantum communications, sensing, and computing technologies.…

BY SHANE MILLER Many countries have used mathematical models to make predictions on COVID-19 in order to be able to intervene effectively, but modelling has its limitations and putting too much…