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By Noé Chartier A House of Commons committee is asking Ottawa to stop research collaboration with China in sensitive sectors in light of the controversy surrounding previous security breaches at…

China will be the next administration’s ‘most significant threat,’ said Rep. Mike Turner. By Frank Fang The incoming administration will need to “step up to the plate” in addressing threats…

By Chandra Philip Around 47 percent of Canadians choose to stay home rather than seek medical treatment with a doctor or hospital because of long wait times, says a new…

Rafael will become the 17th named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season. By T.J. Muscaro A warning was issued for the middle and lower Florida Keys as Tropical Storm…

By Omid Ghoreishi   RED DEER, Alta.—Merit-based hiring, reducing income tax, and recognizing on government documents that there are only two biological sexes are among the policy resolutions adopted by…

By Isaac Teo The federal government’s plan to make Canada’s electricity generation carbon-free by 2035 is “impractical and highly unlikely” to succeed, the Fraser Institute says, noting that physical, infrastructure,…

The low-cost Chinese shopping platform has attracted 90 million European users since April. By Bill Pan The European Union (EU) has opened a formal investigation into Temu, a Chinese online…

By Omid Ghoreishi RED DEER, Alta.—Alberta Premier Danielle Smith passed her leadership vote with 91.5 percent support at the UCP annual convention in Red Deer on Nov. 2. “Our party…

By Carolina Avendano A Calgary judge has certified a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of Alberta business owners seeking compensation for losses they suffered due to pandemic-related restrictions. Justice…

The student later contacted the city clerk’s office and attempted to retract the illegal vote, which had already been processed through the tabulator.   By Catherine Yang and Eva Fu…