CANADA

By Tara MacIsaac Savelia Curniski has guided thousands of Canadian tourists through Ukraine, including many from Saskatchewan who are of Ukrainian descent. Curniski’s grandparents came to Canada from Ukraine in 1904, and she is…

By Noé Chartier Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre said on Dec. 30 that the Liberal government’s reform of bail policies have made the country less safe and should be reversed in light of…

By Noé Chartier The Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC) said on Dec. 29 it was unaware of a Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) program to collect vast swaths of online data…

A year-end look at some of the top Canadian stories By Noé Chartier, Joan Delaney, Rahul Vaidyanath and Omid Ghoreishi From the weeks-long protests against COVID-19 mandates that gridlocked the nation’s capital and border crossings,…

By Limin Zhou Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre says that he doesn’t like the flags around the country that cursing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with profanity and he doesn’t like the…

By Peter Wilson An Ontario lawyer says he will be giving out COVID-19 vaccine exemption letters starting in the new year to applicants applying for jobs that still require COVID vaccination as a…

By Peter Wilson Canada’s top 20 percent of income-earning families pay over half of the country’s total taxes, and over 60 percent of all federal and provincial personal income taxes, according…

By Noé Chartier The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has announced a contract with a social media intelligence collection firm based in the U.K. to obtain data on vaccine hesitant individuals in order to…

By Peter Wilson Toronto police are warning of a scam involving fake money following the arrest of a man suspected of perpetrating the scam. It’s known as the “black money scam” or “wash wash…

By Marnie Cathcart Ontario Provincial Police Commissioner Thomas Carrique was “outraged” that one of the suspects in a police officer’s death is a repeat offender who had been released from prison and out…