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By Noé Chartier Canadian Defence Minister Bill Blair says his government is watching developments in the Middle East with increasing concern, calling Iran’s Oct. 1 missile attack against Israel a…
By Andrew Chen Canada’s luxury tax on high-end vehicles, yachts, and private aircraft brought in $137 million this year, but it cost $19 million to collect. The information was released…
By Andrew Chen Beijing is targeting Canadian political aides in the hope of covertly influencing their bosses by controlling event schedules, shaping talking points, and handling requests from community groups,…
By Chandra Philip The recent interest rate cut by the U.S. central bank could also have an impact on lowering mortgage rates in Canada, experts say. The U.S. Federal Reserve…
Opposition leader in the Senate criticized the plan, which has cost $67 million so far without buying one gun. Public Safety Canada says the plan is on track. By Michael…
Work stoppage could impact this year’s holiday shopping season. By Andrew Moran Tens of thousands of dock and maritime workers could hit the picket lines on Oct. 1, the largest…
By Chandra Philip Global Affairs Canada (GAC) says it is providing $10 million in funding for humanitarian aid for civilians in Lebanon. The government made the announcement on Sept. 28,…
By Andrew Chen Over 9,000 consumer devices in Canada have been compromised by a Beijing-backed hacker group that installed malicious software on hundreds of thousands home and office internet-connected devices…
By Andrew Chen A Hong Kong pro-democracy activist reportedly tortured in China may have been the source through which China-backed hackers accessed personal emails of Canadian parliamentarians, a global legislative coalition…
Prosecutor emphasized seriousness of the man’s conduct, calling him the ‘right hand man’ in a plot to advance Beijing’s transnational repression campaign. By Eva Fu and Cara Ding WHITE PLAINS, N.Y.—U.S. District Judge…