CANADA

By Adam Brown Elon Musk’s pledge to pay the legal costs of people who suffer repercussions for speaking their minds on his X social media platform is drawing him deeper…

By Jennifer Cowan An arbitrator has revoked part of Canada Post’s mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy for employees, ruling it was “unreasonable” to suspend remote staff without pay for not confirming…

By Matthew Horwood Three federal contractors who worked on the controversial ArriveCan app received a total of more than $1 billion in federal contracts over the past 13 years, according…

By Noé Chartier Nearly four years after the launch of the massive COVID-19 vaccination campaign, which included mandates and passports, the safety of the products for pregnant women remains mostly…

By Andrew Chen When Canada’s Nortel Networks went bankrupt in 2009, China’s Huawei recruited an entire Nortel team to its Canadian arm to advance its 5G networks development. As Canada…

By Colin Alexander Commentary Relevant for today’s Canada is the 1983 U.S. report, “A Nation at Risk”: “If an unfriendly foreign power had attempted to impose on America the mediocre…

By Chandra Philip The Ontario Court of Appeal has denied an appeal for a judicial review in the case of an elementary school teacher whose presentation about age-appropriate books was…

By Doug Lett  The federal government is stuck “between a rock and a hard place” over the push to get federal public servants back into the office three days a…

By Chandra Philip The average hourly rate for Canadian employees is just under $35, according to data from Statistics Canada. That’s an increase of 4.7 percent or $1.57 year-over-year, the…

By Chandra Philip A Saskatchewan doctor is facing disciplinary action for allegedly advising a patient against having an abortion, saying she would regret her choice in the future. Charges of…