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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,…
The low-cost Chinese shopping platform has attracted 90 million European users since April. By Bill Pan The European Union (EU) has opened a formal investigation into Temu, a Chinese online…
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 student later contacted the city clerk’s office and attempted to retract the illegal vote, which had already been processed through the tabulator. By Catherine Yang and Eva Fu…
The billionaire was sued by Philadelphia’s district attorney. By Zachary Stieber and Sam Dorman PHILADELPHIA—A lawsuit brought against Elon Musk over his $1 million giveaways to randomly selected registered…
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…
NTD’s 7th International Piano Competition will be held at Kaufman Music Center in New York from Oct. 14 to Oct. 19. The International Piano Competition is part of a series…