CANADA

By Andrew Chen A new study on social media addiction among children says classroom cellphone bans are only temporary fixes and a broader approach is needed to tackle the issue.…

By Chandra Philip  Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says supervised drug consumption sites are “drug dens” that need to be closed down. “Everywhere they’ve been done, they’ve made everything worse,” he…

By Chandra Philip  A Sudbury-based beekeeper is asking questions after more than a million of her bees died suddenly. Dawn Lalonde of Mikkola Family Farm & Apiary in Lively, Ontario,…

By Noé Chartier Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre has refrained from backing Canada’s new commitment to meet NATO’s defence spending guideline, blaming the state of the country’s finances for his…

By Jennifer Cowan Canada is among the world’s top 10 targets for auto theft, with Canadian vehicles regularly popping up at international ports of entry, according to a new Interpol…

By Chandra Philip Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pledged an additional $500 million in military aid to Ukraine in the country’s ongoing war with Russia. The half-a-billion dollars in…

By Chandra Philip The government of Quebec is proposing regulations to ban the sale of all gasoline-powered vehicles, as well as the sale of used gas engines, by 2035. The…

By Noé Chartier Ottawa says it conducted an incomplete background check on its newly appointed human rights commissioner, whose past activities have been criticized by Jewish advocates. Justice Minister Arif…

By Andrew Chen RCMP in Quebec are taking the fight against foreign interference into the open by launching a public campaign calling for tips about illicit Chinese regime activity. “We…

By Jennifer Cowan The Federal Court has granted an injunction order to stop the Canada Revenue Agency from collecting outstanding federal carbon tax payments from Saskatchewan, the province has announced.…