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By Cory Morgan Commentary Satirical comedy is at its best when it can straddle the fine line between believability and comical exaggeration. A British sitcom in the 1980s called “Yes…

Bill seeks to combat money laundering and terrorist financing by creating a public registry By Isaac Teo The Commons industry committee has approved a cabinet bill that will mandate federally registered…

By Matthew Horwood A military administrative tribunal has found the Canadian Armed Forces’ (CAF) COVID-19 vaccine mandate violated the charter rights of members who refused vaccination and said the policy was…

By Peter Wilson A claim of discrimination filed by a government employee whose work-from-home arrangement had been cancelled by her manager has been dismissed by the Federal Court of Appeal.…

By Matthew Horwood Dozens of students from Longfields-Davidson Heights Secondary School in Ottawa staged a walkout on June 15 to protest against gender ideology they say is being pushed by their school.…

By Isaac Teo A large majority of Canadians say Canada’s justice system is too lenient on violent criminals and that too many violent offenders are being repeatedly offered bail, according to…

By Tara MacIsaac Ontario has awarded a contract in the planned expansion of GO Transit service into the Durham Region, which Premier Doug Ford says “is one of the fastest growing…

By Reuters A senior employee of the Beijing-based Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) said on Thursday he was advised to flee the country after resigning from the bank in protest…

By Isaac Teo The global communications chief for the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has announced his resignation, saying in a statement on June 14 that the bank is being…

By Noé Chartier The foreign interference threats coming from China differ significantly from those from Russia or other countries, says the boss of Canada’s spy agency. Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS)…