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By Chandra Philip B.C. Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry has lifted public health emergency orders, allowing the 2,000 health-care workers who lost their jobs for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine…

Boats carrying thousands of athletes representing 206 countries traveled along the Seine River, officially opening the 2024 Olympics in Paris. By Todd Karpovich   Eighty-five boats carrying thousands representing 206…

Mixed live coverage from Paris throughout the day on July 26 GMT (July 25–26 ET) as the 2024 Olympic Games commence, from the Paris skyline to people arriving at the…

First exposed nearly 20 years ago, mass human rights abuses against Falun Gong practitioners by the CCP draw action from federal and state lawmakers. By Eva Fu  In the Chinese…

By Andrew Chen Canadians who suspect their groceries are shrinking can get a glimpse of which products have been affected and by how much, as a new study examines 60…

By Carolina Avendano   It was past noon, and the water was unusually warm for an autumn day. Chris Harvey-Clark was diving off the coast of Nova Scotia. The water…

By Tara MacIsaac Canada’s electric vehicle transition is a matter of much debate, but the gears of industry and policy are already in motion to roll the vehicles out en…

By Matthew Horwood OTTAWA—The Bank of Canada cut its interest rates for the second time in 2024, bringing its key rate to 4.5 percent.  The Bank of Canada reduced its…

Global Affairs Canada is seeking a contractor who can present an environmentally friendly way to recycle solar panels. By Chandra Philip   Landfilling of used solar panels poses a “significant”…

By Jennifer Cowan Canada is one of the worst performing advanced economies when it comes to GDP growth per person, a new study suggests. Canada had the third-lowest growth in…