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By Andrew Chen Chinese police collecting massive amounts of biometric data in provinces with mostly ethnic minorities are using the data not against crime or terrorism but for social control,…
By Chandra Philip Cellphones will be off limits in all Saskatchewan classrooms as of this fall, the province has announced. The new policy will apply to all schools in the…
‘We cannot allow the People’s Republic of China and Chinese-linked companies to continue their exploitation of African nations,’ Rep. Colin Allred says. By Frank Fang A bipartisan group of…
Struggling to lose weight is not just because of overeating or lack of exercise. There are often unknown root causes and effective strategies for weight loss. By Yuhong Dong, M.D.,…
By Andrew Chen A vacant-homes tax may boost housing availability but it hasn’t improved affordability, says a new study on the policy’s impact in Vancouver. The C.D. Howe Institute study…
Japanese stocks plunged on Aug. 5 in their biggest drop ever. By Jack Phillips Japanese stocks plunged on Aug. 5 in their biggest drop ever, amid concerns about the global…
The U.S. stock market saw an ugly opening on Monday morning. By Jack Phillips U.S. stocks took a nosedive on Monday morning amid a worldwide stock market selloff as…
By Matthew Lau Commentary Canada already has a severe shortage of doctors, but recent federal government policy failures—even those seemingly having nothing to do with health care—are making things worse.…
By Chandra Philip Crews in Jasper are clearing away debris in the town as the wildfire continues to flare up, all while the province announces plans to provide bus…
By Isaac Teo Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on Ottawa to acknowledge Venezuelan opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia as the victorof the July 28 presidential election in that country—a…