By Jennifer Cowan Winter is coming to Canada with a vengeance this week with some areas of the country expected to receive up to 40 centimetres of snow while others will…
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Rebel News Reporter Arrested While Questioning Deputy PM After Police Officer Blocks His Way
by EditorLBy Omid Ghoreishi RICHMOND HILL, Ont.—Rebel News reporter David Menzies was arrested on Jan. 8 while asking Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland questions after a plainclothes RCMP officer blocked his path…
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Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against McMaster University, Student Union on Behalf of Jewish Students
by EditorLBy Chandra Philip A class action lawsuit has been filed against McMaster University and the school’s student union on behalf of Jewish students and alumni. “Jewish students at McMaster University have…
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BC Arbitration Ruling in Favour of Unvaccinated Workers Could Mean End of Vaccine Mandate: Former AG
by EditorLBy Jennifer Cowan A former British Columbia attorney general says a recent Purolator arbitration case that ruled in favour of unvaccinated workers is a “game changer” that could wipe out vaccine…
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Federal Court Bars Chinese Student, Saying ‘What Constitutes Espionage’ Must Evolve
by EditorLThe court noted hostile state actors are increasingly using non-traditional methods to obtain sensitive information in Canada that hurt the country’s interests. By Noé Chartier A broad definition of “espionage”…
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Harvard President Claudine Gay Resigns Following Plagiarism Allegations, Antisemitism Testimony
by EditorL‘Not a decision I came to easily,’ former university head says. By Jackson Richman and Bill Pan Harvard President Claudine Gay has resigned following allegations of plagiarism, a month after testimony before Congress…
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Administering Carbon Tax Program Has Cost Canadians Nearly $200 Million So Far, Government Records Reveal
by EditorLBy Chandra Philip The federal government has spent nearly $200 million on carbon tax paperwork since the introduction of the fuel charge in 2019, newly released government records show. Records obtained…
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Hong Kong Human Freedom Ranking Plunges to 46th Globally: Fraser Institute
by EditorLBy Andrew Chen Hong Kong’s global human freedom ranking has plummeted to 46th place, according to a recent study by the Fraser Institute. The Human Freedom Index 2023 report, conducted in…
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By Chandra Philip Dec. 31 presents an opportunity to celebrate the memories made in the past year and hopes for the year ahead. People have been marking the start of a…
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By Matthew Horwood The concept of providing all Canadians with free money to alleviate poverty has been gaining traction on social media, as a Universal Basic Income (UBI) bill works its…