CANADA

  Public and large private employers dominate in competition to acquire workers By Rahul Vaidyanath News Analysis Canada’s unemployment rate of 4.9 percent in July is a historic low, with…

By Isaac Teo A charity that promotes constitutional rights through litigation says it has successfully defended a Freedom Convoy protester who faced multiple offences, including up to 45 days in…

By Peter Wilson Backlogs in Canada’s passport system are prompting some individuals to find loopholes that allow them to renew or obtain a new passport without an extended wait period,…

Cory Morgan Commentary While Prime Minister Trudeau often doesn’t appear to hold much regard for the views of Canadians, he is always very concerned about what the world outside of…

By Andrew Chen A Canadian legal advocacy group says the federal government’s proposed Digital Identity Program is prone to being used to access private information and increase control over people,…

By Noé Chartier The federal government predicted there would be a backlash to its “strict” COVID-19 vaccine mandate as “sympathetic/vulnerable” Canadians would be denied travel, an internal document shows. A…

Michael Taube Commentary Ontario Premier Doug Ford was re-elected in June with a large Progressive Conservative government. But while his main focus will be on provincial matters, his long-standing interest…

By Andrew Chen Conservative MP Garnett Genuis has voiced support for the movement of Chinese people cutting their ties with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), as the number of people…

By Isaac Teo Nearly half of Canadians say the state of the downtown core closest to where they live has declined in the past year, a recent poll shows. Released…

By Noé Chartier The federal government predicted there would be a backlash to its “strict” COVID-19 vaccine mandate as “sympathetic/vulnerable” Canadians would be denied travel, an internal document shows. A…