CANADA

By Andrew Chen Canadians now have a much smaller appetite for COVID-19 public health measures compared to just months ago, despite warnings of a resurgence of cases fuelled by the…

By Noé Chartier A library director in a Vermont town near the border has been going the extra mile to help people crossing into Canada who run into problems with…

By Bogdan Diordiev The Canadian passport ranks among the top 10 in the world for global travel access, according to a new report by London-based immigration consulting firm Henley & Partners.…

By Andrew Chen Toronto residents looking to rent or own a new home will face higher expenses after city council voted this week to significantly increase development charges, which will…

By Isaac Teo A family doctor from Manitoba has been censured for prescribing Ivermectin to a patient, not wearing a mask during a clinical encounter, and conveying information about COVID-19…

By Andrew Chen Ontario’s York Regional Police have charged 12 youths for a string of swarming-style robberies in the City of Vaughan in June, near Canada’s Wonderland and the surrounding…

‘It’s concerning to see rental demand and supply deviate so strongly,’ says president of research firm By Isaac Teo Condo rents in the Greater Toronto Area have reached a record…

By Noé Chartier The interaction between an 86-year-old man in a wheelchair who did not use ArriveCan to enter the country and a presumed Canadian government official has been caught…

By Andrew Chen Every Canadian’s share of federal debt has spiked by more than $12,000, or an increase of 35.3 percent, since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau came to office in…

John Robson Commentary Is government in Canada broken? Opinions seem divided between the Marie Antoinettes inside the palaces and the peasants who are revolting. But as an economist and a…