Canada News
By Noé Chartier A group of 176 current and former employees of air carrier WestJet filed a lawsuit on Oct. 5 against their employer and the federal government over the imposition…
By Peter Wilson A Manitoba woman received medical assistance in dying on Oct. 3 because she was unable to receive adequate medical care at home and did not want to…
By Noé Chartier The Liberal government has been calling inflation a “global phenomenon,” but Canada’s central bank governor says that it’s “increasingly” a Canadian affair. “Some of this inflation reflects…
By Peter Wilson A “cancelled” Ontario teacher who was silenced during her presentation at a school board meeting, spoke out publicly on Oct. 5 against actions the school board has…
By Noé Chartier The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) initiative to test the use of digital ID in travel with the collaboration of Canada has been delayed due to the pandemic,…
By Peter Wilson An Ottawa police officer has pleaded guilty to a charge of discreditable conduct for donating $55 to the Freedom Convoy in February. Const. Kristina Neilson donated to…
By Isaac Teo Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) did not do cursory checks on claims requesting wage subsidies under a pandemic relief program using the information it already had before paying…
By Peter Wilson A new website called “VoteAgainstWoke.ca” is offering Ontarians a list of “non-woke” candidates who are running in the upcoming school board trustee elections on Oct. 24. “The only…
By Andrew Chen Some Vancouver-area municipal politicians recently participated in an event where Chinese consulate representatives celebrated the founding of the communist regime in Beijing. On the same day, a…
By Noé Chartier The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) is planning to keep its vaccine mandate in place for positions requiring high readiness and deployments and to drop it for others,…