CANADA

By Matthew Horwood OTTAWA—Near the two-year anniversary of the federal government’s invocation of the Emergencies Act, hundreds of people gathered on Parliament Hill on Feb. 17 to celebrate the original…

By Matthew Horwood The main organizers of the Freedom Convoy have launched a new $2 million lawsuit against the federal government on the two-year anniversary of the Emergencies Act being invoked,…

Justification made by Canadian public-sector pension plans last May that China offers diversification in their portfolios is proving costly By Rahul Vaidyanath Chinese stocks are hitting multi-year lows amid the government’s…

By William Crooks The Canadian government is reinforcing its diplomatic efforts in the United States by speaking with Donald Trump allies in the midst of an election year that could potentially…

By Matthew Horwood Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canadians “won’t be fooled” by Russian attempts to use propaganda to undermine support for Ukraine, following recent critical comments made by President Vladimir…

By Noé Chartier After its first week of hearings, questions linger as to whether the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference will be able to deliver on part of its mandate to…

By William Crooks The government was unable to provide an explanation Feb. 6 for the issuance of a VIP invitation to a former Nazi Waffen SS member through the Office of…

Saskatchewan experiences similar conditions. By Brian Zinchuk Analysis Where are we going? Lower! That was the trend for wind power production in Alberta on Monday, Feb. 5, as the 4,481 megawatts…

Pro-transgender protesters in Montreal, Canada, on March 17, 2023. (Andrej Ivanov/AFP via Getty Images) By Chandra Philip Alberta’s sweeping changes to restrict medical transitioning for children are a first in Canada…

By Noé Chartier A series of national security leaks in the press led to the current public inquiry on foreign interference, but the leak of one CSIS report indicating Beijing was…