Canada News
By Jennifer Cowan Visitors to Lake Louise and Moraine Lake in Alberta may soon be subject to limits and restrictions as Parks Canada wrestles with record visitor numbers placing pressure…
By Andrew Chen Ottawa has announced stricter guidelines on foreign investments in Canada’s mining sector, particularly for firms involved in critical minerals operations. The move comes amid rising concerns about…
By Noé Chartier The Attorney General (AG) has signalled its intent to file a motion in Federal Court to have a lawsuit seeking damages for the COVID-era travel vaccine mandate…
By Andrew Chen Ontario parents will be notified in advance about guest speakers and their planned activities in schools starting in the 2024–25 school year, according to a new directive from…
By Tara MacIsaac Candidates are knocking on doors in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and New Brunswick ahead of fall elections, and some of the key issues are the same across the…
By Andrew Chen Three-quarters of Canadians believe that MPs and senators accused of colluding with foreign entities should have their names publicly disclosed, a recent survey shows. The June survey…
By Andrew Chen Lieutenant-General Jennie Carignan has been named Canada’s next chief of the defence staff, making her the first woman to hold the Canadian Armed Forces’ top position. Lt.-Gen.…
By Andrew Chen Canada’s national pension fund has invested roughly $600 million in China’s electric vehicle (EV) sector, amid accusations from cabinet of unfair trade practices. The government is now…
By Noé Chartier Swedish electric vehicle battery maker Northvolt is conducting a strategic review of its recent expansion moves, but says construction of its Québec plant will continue as planned.…
By Conrad Black Commentary July 1 has come again and naturally raises thoughts, however cursorily, of what Canada has been in the 157 years since Confederation was launched on July…