CANADA

By Marnie Cathcart Police were called to the scene of a shooting Monday afternoon at a high school in Toronto’s East End, which has left one male killed and a…

Cory Morgan Commentary Western Canadian oil and gas products have been sold at a discount compared to world prices for decades due to a lack of access to deepwater ports…

Karen Selick Commentary The inquiry into the use of the Emergencies Act is generating plenty of interest and commentary, but one thing that I haven’t seen discussed yet is the…

  By David Wagner Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has made it clear she won’t tolerate any more mask mandates for students in the province’s school system because of the harmful…

By Isaac Teo A group of 19 doctors and health experts is calling on Quebec’s college of physicians and public health director to provide COVID-19 vaccine information that is “neither…

By Isaac Teo A local government in the Southern Interior of B.C. has dropped its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for volunteer firefighters, says a legal advocacy organization. In a press release…

China, Russia, Iran, North Korea cyber threat activity pose a constant, ongoing threat targeting Canadian individuals By Limin Zhou The federal cybersecurity centre warns that state-sponsored cyber threat activity from…

By Noé Chartier RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki told her Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) counterpart in early February that the federal government was losing or had lost confidence with Ottawa Police…

By Peter Wilson Military officers in a leaked Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) memo decried poor on-base living conditions for students at the CAF School of Communications and Electronics (CFSCE) in Kingston,…

By Marnie Cathcart EDMONTON—Alberta’s newly elected Premier Danielle Smith has written a letter to the premiers of Saskatchewan and Manitoba requesting a meeting to create new economic alliances between the…