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Prosecutors laid charges under an evidence-tampering provision of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act aimed at curbing wrongdoing on Wall Street. By Matthew Vadum  The Supreme Court ruled 6–3 on June 28 in…

If the trend continues, a record level of more than 17,000 criminals will have been caught crossing the border illegally this fiscal year ending Sept. 30. By Tom Ozimek The…

By Noé Chartier  Reeling from a stunning byelection defeat in a Toronto stronghold, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will soon have to call a new contest in a normally safe Liberal…

By Chandra Philip Ontario will be switching to automatic licence plate renewals on July 1, the provincial government has confirmed. The government said licence plates for passenger vehicles, light duty…

By Matthew Horwood Global Affairs Canada is warning Canadians in Lebanon not to rely solely on the Canadian government for evacuation in the case of all-out war between Israel and…

Immigration, abortion, and economics were among the top policies that the candidates highlighted in the high-stakes debate.   By Nathan Worcester and Jacob Burg President Joe Biden and former President…

By Jennifer Cowan Ottawa is infringing on provincial jurisdiction with its federal dental plan—and Alberta wants no part of it, Premier Danielle Smith has announced in a letter to the…

By Matthew Horwood Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said his party still has a “lot of work to do” following a surprise Conservative victory in the byelection for the Toronto–St. Paul’s…

States had argued the federal government strong-armed social media platforms into toeing the party line on various issues. By Matthew Vadum   The Supreme Court threw out a challenge on…

By Jennifer Cowan Iranian parliamentarians are calling on their government to list Canada’s army and RCMP as “terrorist organizations” in a retaliatory move against Ottawa for its recent decision to…