CANADA

Canada Day celebrations took place in Port Credit for the 21st year. The only Canada Day parade in the Greater Toronto area.

By Noé Chartier The average Canadian family continues to spend more of its income on taxes than on basic necessities, according to a newly released report. The Fraser Institute released…

By Chandra Philip  Rent prices for condos in Toronto have dropped for the first time in three years, according to recent industry numbers. A report by Urbanation, a research company…

By Andrew Chen Canada’s addition of 2.3 million new immigrants in recent years is driving up housing prices, increasing spending, and exacerbating inflation, a Bank of Canada report says. The…

By Conrad Black  Commentary As the colossal fear-mongering operation that has accompanied the obsessive pre-occupation with climate change is abandoned by former adherents—an operation that strains credulity with the uneventful…

By Reuters   Canadian teenager Summer McIntosh grabbed her first Olympic medal, taking silver in the women’s 400 metres freestyle on Saturday, but had precious little time to savour the…

On the eve of the 35th anniversary of the June 4th Tiananmen Square massacre, Canadians rallied in front of the Chinese consulate in Toronto. Many of them warned of Chinese…

By Reuters PARIS—Sport Canada is withholding funding relating to women’s soccer coach Bev Priestman and two other suspended team officials, calling the drone scandal that has rocked the Paris Olympic…

By Andrew Chen Less than a year after breaking ground, the company that’s building a major rechargeable battery manufacturing plant in Ontario says it is halting that project due to…

By Chandra Philip   Ottawa is refuting concerns expressed by a group of U.S. senators about Gaza refugees crossing the Canadian-U.S. border into the United States. Several Republican senators sent…