Hundreds of millions of dollars in U.S. federal funding is reportedly helping Beijing advance its military. A new report highlights a troubling phenomenon. The word “China” popped up twice in…
By Noé Chartier Quebec Premier François Legault took a heavy tone on Ottawa’s management of immigration while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stood next to him as the two held…
‘A prolonged railroad strike would severely disrupt the North American automotive supply chain,’ says AAPC President Matt Blunt. By Kevin Stocklin News Analysis Canada’s railway workers’ strike, if not resolved…
Authorities and experts are trying to make sense of demonstrations and violent riots that have entered their seventh day across multiple cities. By Owen Evans Experts are attributing the…
By Matthew Horwood While Canada has narrowly avoided falling into an economic recession since 2021, according to the definition of the term, a major bank has pointed out that this…
By Matthew Horwood and Omid Ghoreishi With Americans heading to the polls in November to choose their next president, it bears pondering how each candidate’s approach may impact Canada.…
‘The CCP is pushing forward a united front with the terrorist forces in the Middle East,’ a China expert said. By Jessica Mao and Lynn Xu News Anaylsis Palestinian factions,…
By Tara MacIsaac Canada’s electric vehicle transition is a matter of much debate, but the gears of industry and policy are already in motion to roll the vehicles out en…
By Noé Chartier Prime Minister Justin Trudeau so far appears to have weathered the storm after the surprising June byelection upset in the longtime Liberal riding of Toronto–St. Paul’s. He…
By Noé Chartier Reeling from a stunning byelection defeat in a Toronto stronghold, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will soon have to call a new contest in a normally safe Liberal…