By Megan Redshaw, J. New evidence suggests vaccinated individuals can transmit antibodies generated through mRNA COVID-19 vaccination to unvaccinated individuals through aerosols, according to a peer-reviewed study published in ImmunoHorizons. Extended…
By Catherine Yang Updated: August 5, 2023 Former President Donald Trump took to Truth Social Friday morning to call on the Supreme Court of the United States to step in…
By Zachary Stieber Congress has the power to impose regulations on the U.S. Supreme Court, a justice said on Aug. 3. “It just can’t be that the court is the…
By Amanda Brown Updated: 8/4/2023 The British Columbia Supreme Court has mandated that a B.C. contractor must pay out $1.5 million in damages for engaging in a series of defamatory…
By Noé Chartier The province of Quebec registered a notable drop in births in 2022, with the rate decreasing by 6 percent compared to the previous year. The provincial…
UK ministers step in to stop banks from canceling customers for their political views By Kevin Stocklin Large money-center banks appear to be in the vanguard of a movement to…
By Katie Spence Updated: 8/4/2023 “Extreme,” “hellish,” “broiling,” and “deadly.” These words, and then some, are being used by politicians and media to describe the summer temperatures sweeping the nation.…
By Tara MacIsaac The Conservatives didn’t waste much time before seizing upon Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent comments on skyrocketing housing costs—one of the most impactful issues Canada is grappling…
By Amanda Brown Updated: 8/3/2023 Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Ottawa’s internet regulations resemble George Orwell’s dystopian novel, “1984,” following Facebook’s suspension of Canadian news content after the passage of…
By Marnie Cathcart Updated: 8/3/2023 The Alberta government has announced it will pause approvals of all wind and solar power projects that are greater than one megawatt. “Alberta’s government is…