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In Europe, policies that impact farming operations, including the Netherlands’ plan to massively reduce livestock, have led to widespread protests. By Tara MacIsaac As Ottawa eyes Canadian farms and cattle as…
By Noé Chartier Canada will participate in a U.S.-led multinational effort to help protect commercial ships travelling through the Red Sea, as Houthi rebels in Yemen carry out attacks in response…
One MP says the protesters broke the law and it is no longer a peaceful protest By Isaac Teo Members of Parliament are asking police to enforce the law after an…
By Andrew Chen Less than a third of the population is optimistic about the future of Canada’s middle class, according to a new poll, which found that optimism has plummeted since…
Ottawa’s plan means fully electric or plug-in hybrids must represent 20 percent of all new car sales in 2026, 60 percent in 2030, and 100 percent by 2035. By Matthew Horwood…
By Andrew Chen China holds 97 Canadians in prison, surpassing those held by other foreign states except the United States, according to government records. Citing privacy reasons, Global Affairs Canada declined…
By Jennifer Cowan An Ontario Superior Court judge has ruled a defamation lawsuit against the administrator of a Thunder Bay, Ont. Facebook page can move ahead after denying a motion that…
The arbitrator has also ordered Purolator to compensate the employees for any lost wages and benefits. By Matthew Horwood Purolator has been ordered to provide compensation to employees who were “terminated”…
By Reuters Canada expects to announce this week that all new cars will have to be zero emissions by 2035, a senior government source said, as Ottawa is set to unveil…
By Andrew Chen The Conservatives are pressing the Canadian government to condemn Hong Kong authorities as they impose arrest bounties on more self-exiled democracy activists. “Conservatives condemn the Hong Kong government’s…