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By Andrew Chen Canadian industry needs to be protected from Chinese “oversupply,” Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland says, as her government mulls tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) similar to…
By Isaac Teo The Ontario government is cracking down on cellphone use during class time and banning vaping in schools as part of efforts to improve children’s health and reduce…
By Matthew Horwood OTTAWA—An Ottawa Police Service detective accused of discreditable conduct after probing the COVID-19 vaccination status of the mothers of deceased infants testified at her hearing that she…
By Isaac Teo Nearly $10 billion worth of COVID pandemic relief payments were sent to ineligible applicants, and to date, less than 20 percent of the amount has been recovered,…
By Chandra Philip Toronto Police said they will be increasing their presence after a Jewish elementary school was shot at in the early hours of May 25. Inspector Paul Krawczyk…
By Dominick Lucyk Commentary In a communist country, you can never be quite sure who is listening to you and what might happen if you say the wrong thing to…
By Chandra Philip New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs says he is upset over “inappropriate” content shared with students at New Brunswick high schools, and the group behind the presentation will…
By Noé Chartier The Canadian military never evaluated how operational readiness would be affected by the expulsion of soldiers refusing COVID-19 vaccination before imposing its mandate, internal records indicate. “The…
Earphones may be convenient, but convenience doesn’t come without a cost. By Marina Zhang On Nov. 24, 2019, a new thread titled “AirPods causing tinnitus?” appeared on the Apple community…
By Noé Chartier Policies meant to promote diversity and inclusion in institutions like universities, but which fail to counter anti-Semitism, should be reformed, MPs and stakeholders said before a House…