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By Kevin Stocklin  As the deadline approaches for the 194 member nations of the World Health Organization (WHO) to sign agreements granting broad new powers to this U.N. subsidiary, its…

By Chandra Philip A non-financial consideration in Canada’s transition to renewable energy is the large amount of land needed compared to other energy sources, like natural gas, a new Fraser…

By Chandra Philip  Madison Welborne said it wasn’t until she heard the term “parental alienation” that what she had lived in her childhood came into focus. “I went from being…

By Noé Chartier  Canada’s spy chief decided to retract a report about the 2019 Liberal nomination race involving MP Han Dong after meeting with the prime minister’s top security adviser.…

By Cory Morgan  Commentary  When I heard the Niagara Region had declared a state of emergency over the solar eclipse on April 8, I had to double-check to ensure I…

By Chandra Philip A Conservative MLA in British Columbia is questioning why patients are allowed to smoke meth in provincial hospitals while nurses who decline the COVID-19 vaccine are fired.…

By Doug Lett Two more premiers are calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to host a First Ministers’ meeting on the carbon tax. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Ontario Premier…

By Jennifer Cowan Cancelled B.C. Conservative Party candidate Stephen Malthouse is blaming the prevalent “cancel culture” amplified by the media for his party’s decision to cut ties with him just…

The agency was forced by a federal judge to disclose the reports. By Zachary Stieber The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released previously hidden reports of…

By Matthew Horwood OTTAWA—Canadians across the country on April 1 held protests against the federal carbon tax increase, a federal policy they say is making life more unaffordable for those…