CANADA

By Peter Wilson Updated: July 6, 2023  The federal government will eliminate all credit screening on Canada Student Loan borrowers effective Aug. 1, according to Employment and Social Development Canada,…

By Andrew Chen Updated: July 6, 2023  Senator Victor Oh has taken more sponsored trips to China over the past decade than any other Canadian senator or MP, parliamentary records…

By Matthew Horwood Updated: July 6, 2023  Military recruitment in the Canadian Armed Forces dropped by 35 percent in 2022, with only 5,242 volunteers signing up compared to 8,069 in…

By Noé Chartier Updated: July 5, 2023  A Conservative Senator’s intent to raise funds to take legal action against journalists and politicians addressing interference by the Chinese regime is not…

By Noé Chartier Updated: July 5, 2023  A few hours after his government announced it was suspending advertising with social media company Meta, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the move…

By Peter Wilson Updated: July 5, 2023  Cabinet will decide by executive order which federally regulated businesses in the private sector must provide services to customers in both French and…

July 1 tornado worst to hit province in nearly 40 years By Marnie Cathcart Updated: July 4, 2023  The 275 km/hour tornado that left a path of destruction in Alberta’s…

By Andrew Chen Updated: July 4, 2023  Hong Kong police have issued arrest warrants for eight pro-democracy activists living abroad, claiming they have violated the territory’s national security law. Dennis…

By Peter Wilson Updated: July 4, 2023  The warning and probation measures previously levied by the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) against a military member for her refusal of the COVID-19…

By Lee Harding Updated: July 3, 2023  A non-profit that works to protect access to natural health products (NHPs) is warning that provisions in the 2023 federal budget affecting these…