Military notes decrease in hospitalization following vaccination, while lawyer concerned that vaccine injuries outnumber COVID-19 hospitalizations By Noé Chartier Figures provided by the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) to The Epoch…
By Peter Wilson Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly’s recent remarks signal that the Liberal government in effect has a “2 China policy,” says David Mulroney, a former Canadian ambassador to…
By Petr Svab The Senate and gubernatorial races in Arizona still await conclusive results as hundreds of thousands of ballots await processing and tabulation. The process, which is notoriously slow,…
By Jack Phillips Sixty-eight percent of unmarried women voted for Democrats in House midterm elections compared to 31 percent who favored Republicans, according to exit polls. About 52 percent of…
Pfizer had confessed to the FDA in 2020 their awareness of spike protein shedding Colleen Huber Spike protein shedding. The media ignored it, people found out the hard way, and…
By Noé Chartier Alberta’s minister of municipal affairs was dissatisfied with the responsiveness of federal Minister of Emergency Preparedness Bill Blair during the border blockade at Coutts village last winter,…
By Peter Wilson The national Remembrance Day ceremony on Parliament Hill and countless local services across the country will commemorate Canada’s fallen soldiers tomorrow. Gov. Gen. Mary Simon, who also holds…
By Marnie Cathcart Canadians are stockpiling food and changing their eating and purchasing habits in response to rising food prices amid soaring inflation, according to a new poll. More than…
By Tom Ozimek Facebook parent company Meta will cut more than 11,000 jobs, reducing its workforce by about 13 percent, as it faces a revenue crunch as advertisers pull back amid…
By Katie Spence SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.—A total of 13,067 votes separated the candidates in the hotly contested Arizona governor’s race on the night of Nov. 9. Hours earlier, the lead held by…