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By Noé Chartier Ottawa says it conducted an incomplete background check on its newly appointed human rights commissioner, whose past activities have been criticized by Jewish advocates. Justice Minister Arif…
By Andrew Chen RCMP in Quebec are taking the fight against foreign interference into the open by launching a public campaign calling for tips about illicit Chinese regime activity. “We…
By Jennifer Cowan The Federal Court has granted an injunction order to stop the Canada Revenue Agency from collecting outstanding federal carbon tax payments from Saskatchewan, the province has announced.…
By Jennifer Cowan Seven people have been arrested and 65 charges have been laid in connection with a Manitoba RCMP child exploitation and human trafficking investigation. The probe in Portage…
Research shows that microplastics can be found anywhere—including in heart plaque buildup, which significantly increases risk of heart-related adverse events. By JoJo Novaes and Ben Lam The issue of microplastic…
By Jennifer Cowan The top 20 percent of income-earning families in Canada pay the lion’s share of the country’s taxes, a new report suggests. The findings that higher earning Canadians…
By Jennifer Cowan Real estate fraud and money laundering are on the rise in Canada despite attempts to shut down bad actors, according to a newly released government report. Ottawa…
The bill’s passage would represent the first official U.S. condemnation of the CCP’s persecution of Falun Gong and organ harvesting crimes. By Pinnacle View Team and Sean Tseng News…
The legislation targets foreign adversary entities that use American intellectual property related to critical or emerging technologies. By Aaron Pan Two Republican lawmakers have introduced legislation they say will help…
By Matthew Horwood The federal government is considering purchasing hotels to house a growing number of asylum seekers, responding to “unprecedented flows” of migrants and refugees. “Purchasing and converting hotels…