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By Tara MacIsaac To power electric vehicle charging stations in the coming decades, Canada’s power grid will have to expand by 23 percent—and it’s uncertain how much that will cost ratepayers,…

By Peter Wilson The federal government will not immediately prioritize recovering over $170 million in funding spent on a Quebec-based COVID-19 vaccine manufacturing factory that was recently shut down by its parent company,…

By Isaac Teo A majority of Canadians say they agree with a statement by a politician that everything in the country seems to be “broken,” according to an online poll by…

An expansion to medical assistance in dying laws will soon compel psychiatrists to consider euthanasia requests for those with depression, PTSD, and other conditions Judith Robinson Over 1500 of Canada’s publicly…

By Dorothy Li It’s not uncommon to see someone breaking down in tears in hospitals. So when Guo Zhigong, who was being treated for aplastic anemia, tried to help a fellow…

By Marnie Cathcart Physicians in Canada are collectively spending some 18.5 million hours a year on unnecessary paperwork and administrative tasks, according to a report by the Canadian Federation of Independent…

By Marnie Cathcart WestJet has announced it will temporarily suspend its summer transatlantic service for all flights between Halifax and Europe due to “capacity constraints.” In a Jan. 30 statement, the airline said…

By Doug Lett An old hockey rink in a Saskatchewan village recently made a splash across much of the hockey world. It’s all because of a viral video showing two hockey players being…

By Isaac Teo A Federal Court judge has ruled against an attempt by Canada’s attorney general to dismiss a motion seeking to allow admission of more evidence that would help the…

By Sophia Lam A young Chinese internet celebrity suddenly became a target of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) censorship and suppression for a short video he made about Taiwan and China. Liu Dasheng,…