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By Noé Chartier Not long after hundreds of vehicles entered Ottawa to protest COVID-19 restrictions last January, the highest ranking public servant in the city pushed back against the idea…

By Peter Wilson MPs on the House of Commons Government Operations and Estimates Committee voted Monday not to question Liberal cabinet ministers about the federal government’s reported $54 million spending on creating and maintaining…

By Andrew Chen Conservative MP Leslyn Lewis is calling for a public inquiry after a Pfizer executive conceded that the company didn’t test its COVID-19 vaccine for its ability to stop…

By Jeff Sandes North Central Bailiffs in Kelowna, B.C., is busy. In fact, as pandemic restrictions and mandates continue to ease, owner Mike Sundstrom has never had more work end…

  By Omid Ghoreishi News Analysis In his opening statement at the public inquiry into the feds’ use of the Emergencies Act last week, the lawyer representing the Ontario Provincial Police…

Yukon legislature also passes a motion against diverting territorial policing resources to assist in Liberals’ plan By Isaac Teo New Brunswick has joined forces with Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba to…

Light sentences and lenient parole, bail decisions part of the problem, Jon Reid says By Peter Wilson On the heels of the fatal shooting of two police officers in Innisfil,…

By Noé Chartier Ottawa residents whose lives were disrupted for three weeks during the winter Freedom Convoy protest told the Public Order Emergency Commission on Friday they felt “helpless,” with…

By Isaac Teo Internal government documents show the costs incurred during the Ambassador Bridge blockade earlier this year were much lower than what the federal government stated publicly. At a…

By Peter Wilson MPs on the immigration and citizenship committee voted Wednesday not to launch an investigation into allegations that then-Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino’s department backdated government documents in 2020.…