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By Andrew Chen It was Sept. 15, 1989, only months after police opened fire on pro-democracy protesters in what the world now knows as the June 4 Tiananmen Square Massacre. Joseph…
By Noé Chartier Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has raised concerns that MPs could be involved with foreign states trying to undermine Canada’s democracy, and says an internal review will be…
By Adam Brown An increasing number of Canadians can’t afford a house or find a decent-paying job. Some can’t find a date or are fed up with the bitter politics, while…
By Noé Chartier The committee of parliamentarians in charge of reviewing security matters has released additional details about Beijing interference in the nomination of MP Han Dong, including the number of…
By Omid Ghoreishi Some Canadian parliamentarians are “witting” participants in interference efforts by foreign powers, says a committee of parliamentarians that oversees national security. In a June 3 report, the National…
By Noé Chartier The federal budget watchdog says Ottawa is withholding its analysis of the economic impacts of the carbon tax. “We’ve seen that, staff in my office, but we’ve been…
By Noé Chartier Transport Canada says it’s paying close attention to a significant drop in the number of airplane pilots deemed medically unfit to fly in recent years. More medically fit-to-fly…
By Tara MacIsaac Deputy mayor of Markham, Ont., and former Ontario cabinet minister Michael Chan visited China recently to meet with representatives of the United Front Work Department—the department described as…
By Chandra Philip A noted Canadian professor and public policy commentator says the global plan to reach net zero emissions by 2050 is “unrealistic,” and Canada and other countries are “highly…
By Omid Ghoreishi The federal government’s foreign interference bill has caught the most attention for creating a foreign agent registry and allowing the nation’s intelligence agency to share information with non-federal…