Canada News
By Chandra Philip The hearing for Alberta trustee Monique LaGrange, who was forced to resign over social media posts criticizing gender ideology, has been extended by two additional court days.…
By Anthony Furey Commentary Here’s what a high school student from Miami named Arabella told The New York Times on the subject of cellphone bans: “In my school, many students…
By Chris Tomlinson Canada’s carbon emissions are on the rise, according to a new government report, despite the number of emissions reduction policies by the government, which is blaming the…
By Matthew Horwood Foreign interference in Canada’s elections undermined the rights of voters, concludes the Foreign Interference Commissioner’s initial report released on May 3, adding that China is the most…
By Noé Chartier The expulsion of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre proverbially set the House of Commons on fire this week, with parties on all sides trying to gain politically from…
By Andrew Chen A Quebec professor is a participant of a Chinese talent recruitment program deemed by Canada’s intelligence service as a “serious threat” to Canadian research and intellectual property.…
By Chris Tomlinson The Honda electric vehicle (EV) project announced on April 25 is the largest automotive investment in Canadian history, according to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Meanwhile, concerns have…
By Isaac Teo The Ontario government is cracking down on cellphone use during class time and banning vaping in schools as part of efforts to improve children’s health and reduce…
By Chandra Philip The Government of Canada has updated its travel advisories to some popular holiday destinations, including France, the U.K., and Hong Kong. When travelling anywhere outside of Canada,…
By Chandra Philip Îles-de-la-Madeleine, a municipality of just over 12,000 in Quebec, is implementing new policies that will require visitors to scan a QR code when they enter and leave…