CANADA

By Marnie Cathcart Canada’s auditor general will be conducting a performance audit of the $54 million ArriveCAN program, with an anticipated publication date of later this year. The Office of the…

By Peter Wilson Nearly 70 percent of Canadians believe the federal government is “afraid to stand up” to Beijing amid mounting evidence that the Chinese regime interfered in Canada’s 2019 and 2021…

By Peter Wilson Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has joined a growing list of officials and politicians who are calling for a public inquiry into allegations of Beijing’s interference in Canada’s 2019…

By Lee Harding A second-degree murder charge levied on an Ontario man who shot a home intruder raises questions as to what legal protections Canadians have in a situation where they…

By Noé Chartier A House of Commons committee decided on Feb. 28 to summon Google executives to testify over the company’s decision to test the blocking of news links in response…

By Omid Ghoreishi Canada Pension Plan Investment Board holds investments in ByteDance, the Chinese company whose TikTok video-sharing app was just banned on government-issued devices by Ottawa due to security concerns.…

By John Robson Commentary Diversity, we are told monotonously, is what unites us in Canada. And it is good up to a point, indeed vital. But a society that is not…

By Peter Wilson After nearly five quarters in a row of gross domestic product (GDP) increases, Canada’s economy flatlined in the last quarter of 2022—expanding at a rate of zero percent…

By Noé Chartier Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Feb. 27 addressed questions about whether he could confirm if he was warned about a Liberal Party MP being linked to a Beijing…

By Peter Wilson Canada is planning to ban TikTok from all government-issued devices by Feb. 28 over concerns that the app’s data collection methods leave users open to cyber attacks, says Treasury Board President Mona…