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Human rights NGO says Beijing is engaging in ‘long-arm policing’ in dozens of countries By Andrew Chen Chinese police have set up three unofficial overseas “service stations” in Toronto as…
By Andrew Chen Ottawa is ending its pandemic border measures, including the requirement for travellers to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination upon entering Canada and mandatory masking on planes and…
By Isaac Teo Federal records show that the Liberal government’s ArriveCan app cost almost $20 million to develop. The expenses were disclosed in an Inquiry of Ministry tabled in the…
The Conservative Party leader’s daring policies rival those of any national leader in Canada’s—or the West’s—modern history Patricia Adams Lawrence Solomon Commentary The attempt by pundits in Canada’s mainstream media…
Earthquake Near Prince George By David Wagner Almost 150 people reported feeling a recent 3.4 magnitude earthquake near Prince George, B.C., to Earthquakes Canada. Most of the people who reported…
By Noé Chartier A former Bank of Canada governor says Canada is headed for recession, while criticizing the central bank’s messaging on inflation during testimony before a Senate committee on…
By Peter Wilson New Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre had his first opportunity in this year’s fall sitting of Parliament to spar with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during question period in…
By Andrew Chen A B.C. nurse is facing a disciplinary hearing after the province’s regulator for nurses and midwives alleged that her remarks about “sex-based rights” were “discriminatory” to transgender…
By Isaac Teo An Alberta cabinet minister says the federal government’s vaccine requirements at the border and use of the ArriveCan app are not based on science, but rather on…
By Noé Chartier A lawyer representing two applicants challenging the federal travel vaccine mandate told an Ottawa courtroom on Sept. 21 that the issue isn’t moot—as the attorney general has…