Canada News
By Andrew Chen A Canadian immigration tribunal has decided to deport a Chinese woman due to her work for a Beijing foreign interference agency. The ruling follows a 2022 federal court…
By Noé Chartier A counsel for the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference has warned that foreign intelligence services will be paying close attention to its proceedings with the objective of extracting…
By Noé Chartier The first phase of public hearings for Canada’s inquiry into foreign interference has been launched in Ottawa with Commissioner Marie-Josée Hogue saying her goal is for the truth…
By Chandra Philip Some researchers and legal professionals are concerned over a united effort by feminist organizations in Canada to have the use of ‘parental alienation’ claims banned from Canadian courtrooms.…
By Tara MacIsaac Although warnings about China’s influence operations in Canada have been raised for decades, they have been largely dismissed by those in power. The public inquiry into foreign interference…
By Matthew Horwood Nearly two years after the Freedom Convoy first began, a federal judge has ruled that Ottawa’s invocation of the Emergencies Act in response to the cross-country protest was…
The American media personality and former Fox News host shared the stage with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. By Omid Ghoreishi CALGARY—If Canadians want to see change, they shouldn’t wait for politicians…
By Andrew Chen Canada is seeing a long-term decline in transit use due to the widespread adoption of remote work, according to a recent report by Statistics Canada. The Infrastructure Department…
Former Conservative MP Kenny Chiu says members of the British Columbia Chinese Community with different political convictions are uniting to call on the government to stop CCP Interference in Canada.…
By Jennifer Cowan The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) is vowing to fight the federal government “tooth and nail” as Ottawa seeks to appeal a decision by the federal court that…