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Commentary When it comes to surveying the big political trends of the year that was, the focus tends to be on what happened federally at Parliament Hill, or at provincial…

By Marnie Cathcart Four Edmonton children are in the care of Alberta’s Ministry of Children’s Services after police found them on Nov. 17 living in an alleged drug trafficking house in the inner…

By Michael Taube Commentary   TikTok, the popular social media platform founded in 2016, has been one of the world’s fastest growing companies. The short-form videos circulated on this hosting…

By Hannah Ng A new study measuring China’s influence around the world has ranked Pakistan as the country most under the sway of the communist regime. Two Southeast Asian countries, Cambodia and Singapore, were…

By Alex Wu U.S. and German embassies in China’s capital of Beijing announced on Dec. 15 the suspension of routine visa services due to the COVID-19 outbreak that’s being seen in other large cities…

By Andrew Chen Foreign fugitives have high chances of dodging deportation from Canada each year, as records show that of thousands of foreigners ordered to leave the country over the past six years, just 48…

By Isaac Teo The federal government has announced it will provide a record $24 billion in equalization payments in 2023–24 with Quebec, Manitoba, and Maritime provinces being the main recipients. Announced on Dec. 15, the…

By Isaac Teo A report recently released by a Crown corporation in B.C. comparing how auto insurance rates in nearly every province are more pricey than in British Columbia is facing criticism. The report,…

By Tara MacIsaac More Canadians say “Merry Christmas” than the secular “Happy Holidays,” and most non-Christians are fine with it, according to a Leger opinion survey commissioned by Postmedia. Almost 30 percent of…

By Noé Chartier The Department of Public Safety did not consider the Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa a threat to national security up to at least Feb. 7, internal documents reveal.…