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By David Wagner A former Ontario nurse who lost her job for speaking out against COVID-19 mandates and gained notoriety for helping organize public demonstrations, has been fined $10,000 for…

By Limin Zhou The Liberal government’s Indo-Pacific strategy that is long overdue will be released this year, according to Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly. “I’ll be coming up with our…

Sylvain Charlebois Commentary Did you know that there is a global food security index? The well-known magazine The Economist has just published its 11th edition. The Global Food Security Index…

By Andrew Chen Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson’s office would not take a call from the Parliamentary Protective Service (PPS) during the truckers’ Freedom Convoy early this year, the office’s acting…

By Peter Wilson The Manitoba government has joined Alberta and Saskatchewan in pushing back against the federal government’s planned gun confiscation program as part of its mandatory buyback program for…

By Noé Chartier Quebec Conservative Party Leader Éric Duhaime on Friday called for an inquiry into the outsourcing of many facets of the province’s pandemic management to U.S. consulting firm…

By Peter Wilson A day after their motion to stop the federal carbon tax from increasing in the new year was defeated, Tories tabled a new motion in the House of…

By Rachel Emmanuel EDMONTON—An Alberta MLA says he and his constituents are “very disappointed” in the lack of discussion on property rights in the leadership race to decide the next leader…

By Andrew Chen Parliamentarians are calling for stronger enforcement mechanisms in legislation that aims to ban the import of products made with slave labour. Sponsors of the bill say it…

By Noé Chartier Government subsidies to Canadian media outlets are eroding the public’s trust in reporters, MPs on the House of Commons Heritage Committee were told on Sept. 27 while…