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Every year, twice a year, the clocks spring forward and fall back across most of north america. And every year people debate the necessity of this practice which began over…

By Omid Ghoreishi   RED DEER, Alta.—Merit-based hiring, reducing income tax, and recognizing on government documents that there are only two biological sexes are among the policy resolutions adopted by…

By Isaac Teo The federal government’s plan to make Canada’s electricity generation carbon-free by 2035 is “impractical and highly unlikely” to succeed, the Fraser Institute says, noting that physical, infrastructure,…

By Omid Ghoreishi RED DEER, Alta.—Alberta Premier Danielle Smith passed her leadership vote with 91.5 percent support at the UCP annual convention in Red Deer on Nov. 2. “Our party…

By Carolina Avendano A Calgary judge has certified a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of Alberta business owners seeking compensation for losses they suffered due to pandemic-related restrictions. Justice…

The World’s largest Snowmobile and ATV show took place over the weekend. Enthusiasts gathered to check out the new machines on the market and reminisce about the old ones. There…

By Noé Chartier Hostile states are seeking to access computer networks linked to critical infrastructure in Canada to conduct potential future destructive attacks, the national cyber security agency warns in…

By Noé Chartier The Conservative Party of Canada has continued on its fundraising streak, collecting more money in the last quarter than all the other major parties combined. Financial returns…

Illegal drugs have been found disguised as professionally manufactured snacks, chocolate, candies, chips, and more. As children go out on Halloween night for trick-or-treating, being aware of such packaging is…

By Andrew Chen Cyber threat actors from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have been implicated in multiple breaches of networks associated with federal government agencies and departments, according to…