CANADA

By Peter Wilson The University of Toronto (U of T) has mandated a COVID-19 booster requirement for all students and employees who will be living in residence during the 2022-23…

By Noé Chartier Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in late May that “new tools” were needed to combat a host of threats, such as “misinformation,” social media being “weaponized,” and…

Joe Oliver Commentary Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet would benefit from an intervention since it appears they need professional help with their obsessional behaviour. I offer this suggestion…

By Lee Harding As Ontario and other provinces offer more tax dollars to help students catch up on schooling losses during the pandemic, some education experts say the more important…

By Noé Chartier The federal government official with final authority on approving vaccines in Canada did not advise, and was at no point consulted about, imposing or keeping in place…

By Lee Harding Farmers in Saskatchewan, a province that has nearly half of Canada’s arable land, say production will fall sharply if they are forced to use less fertilizer and…

Cory Morgan Commentary Although Canadians are suffering under the highest inflationary pressures seen in 40 years, the federal government appears hell-bent on increasing the cost of living further. While the…

By Omid Ghoreishi Former Conservative prime minister Stephen Harper has released a video endorsing his once-cabinet minister Pierre Poilievre for the next leader of the Conservative Party. “In this particular…

By Andrew Chen The Chinese-language newspaper Sing Tao Daily which often takes pro-Beijing positions is shutting down its print version in Canada, shifting its operations entirely to digital platforms starting late…

By Bogdan Diordiev Canadian eCommerce company Shopify Inc. informed employees on July 26 that it is laying off about 1,000 workers, or 10 percent of its workforce, effectively immediately. “Shopify…