CANADA

By Isaac Teo A Canadian legal advocacy organization is challenging the narrative by governments, media, and medical associations that Canada’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic has been “successful.” In a…

City’s integrity commission and Elections BC asked to investigate after spreadsheet found linking city employees to fundraising for Stewart’s mayoral campaign By Rachel Emmanuel Kennedy Stewart’s mayoral opponent is asking another…

By Noé Chartier Many Canadians have been taking to Twitter to post their portraits and bios since Sept. 13, saying that because of their choice to remain unvaccinated they’ve been tagged with derogatory…

By Andrew Chen Canada has increasingly been targeted for cyberattacks over the past decade, with China being the number one source of such malign activities, says a recent report. The report,…

40 percent of right-leaning professors said they face a ‘hostile work environment’ By Lee Harding A new paper released by a Canadian think tank suggests the vast majority of Canadian professors…

By Isaac Teo Canada’s acting envoy in Beijing will be sent to Taiwan to take on the unofficial role of ambassador to the self-ruled island amid its rising tensions with China,…

By Noé Chartier Measures imposed by different levels of government in Canada aimed at curtailing the spread of COVID-19 led to a fall in economic activity unprecedented since the Great…

By Rachel Emmanuel An Ottawa police officer is facing a charge of discreditable conduct for allegedly donating money to the Freedom Convoy. In February, truckers and demonstrators from across Canada…

Fewer small businesses raising prices hints that inflation expectations may be coming down By Rahul Vaidyanath News Analysis Small businesses are acutely affected by the Bank of Canada’s rapid interest…

By Noé Chartier The federal package aimed at helping low-income earners weather inflation announced on Sept. 13 is likely to result in driving up inflation, says a Scotiabank economist. “We…