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By Brian Zinchuk Because of extremely cold temperatures, Alberta’s electrical grid was in such peril of falling into rotating outages on Jan. 13 that the provincial government urged people to turn…
By Frank Fang and Joshua Philipp TAIPEI, Taiwan—The ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has secured the presidency for another four years, a result that means Taiwan and the United States…
By Chandra Philip As extreme cold temperatures hit a large part of Canada, including the Prairie provinces, the premiers of Alberta and Saskatchewan and Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre are ramping…
By Andrew Chen A Chinese mining company is acquiring a 15 percent stake in the Canadian critical minerals development firm Solaris Resources Inc. This move marks the latest challenge presented by…
By Chandra Philip Canada’s passport has ranked seventh globally on the Passport Index, allowing residents to freely travel to 124 destinations without needing a visa. The index calculates the mobility freedom…
By Andrew Chen The recent defeat of a defamation lawsuit filed by a former head of a well-known Toronto-area umbrella group of Chinese-Canadian associations serves as a “devastating blow” to Beijing,…
By Jennifer Cowan Thousands of restaurants across the country are at risk of closure with the Jan. 18 deadline to pay back pandemic-era loans just around the corner. Restaurants Canada CEO…
The agency has retained Chinese state-run media such as China Central Television, Beijing TV, Charming China Entertainment, and China Yellow River TV. By Andrew Chen The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission…
By William Crooks A convenience store clerk has been charged with assault after a would-be robber was allegedly struck with his own baseball bat at a Peterborough, Ont., convenience store on…
By Chandra Philip The House of Commons is gathering information on what it would take to exchange its current shuttle bus for MPs for an electric one. A request for information…