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By Isaac Teo A large majority of Canadians say Canada’s justice system is too lenient on violent criminals and that too many violent offenders are being repeatedly offered bail, according to…

By Tara MacIsaac Ontario has awarded a contract in the planned expansion of GO Transit service into the Durham Region, which Premier Doug Ford says “is one of the fastest growing…

By Noé Chartier The foreign interference threats coming from China differ significantly from those from Russia or other countries, says the boss of Canada’s spy agency. Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS)…

By Andrew Chen The top Chinese diplomat based in Montreal was a keynote speaker at a recent event in that city opposing the establishment of a foreign agent registration act. Senators Yuen…

By Marnie Cathcart The president of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) Calgary chapter is in court facing hate crime charges after allegedly blocking access to a Catholic School. Adora Nwofor, who describes herself…

By Matthew Horwood Ottawa says it will cease all activity at the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) while it investigates allegations made by the bank’s global communications director after announcing…

Minister’s office knew of prison transfer months prior to move, federal corrections service says By Peter Wilson Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino to…

By Andrew Chen Senior RCMP officials told a House of Commons committee on June 13 that the force has shut down the operations of several locations across Canada that were reported…

By Peter Menzies Commentary The Edmonton teacher who controversially tore a strip off a Muslim student for dodging school Pride celebrations isn’t the problem. She’s just the symptom, her words merely…

By Matthew Horwood A new Nanos Research poll says the majority of Canadians believe the Liberal government bungled the response to allegations of Chinese interference in the country’s elections. A majority also said Canada…