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By Noé Chartier Canada’s Information Commissioner has filed a lawsuit in federal court to force the Department of National Defence (DND) to provide records on its COVID-19 policies as requested through…
By Jennifer Cowan Winter is coming to Canada with a vengeance this week with some areas of the country expected to receive up to 40 centimetres of snow while others will…
By Omid Ghoreishi RICHMOND HILL, Ont.—Rebel News reporter David Menzies was arrested on Jan. 8 while asking Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland questions after a plainclothes RCMP officer blocked his path…
By Chandra Philip A class action lawsuit has been filed against McMaster University and the school’s student union on behalf of Jewish students and alumni. “Jewish students at McMaster University have…
By Jennifer Cowan A former British Columbia attorney general says a recent Purolator arbitration case that ruled in favour of unvaccinated workers is a “game changer” that could wipe out vaccine…
The court noted hostile state actors are increasingly using non-traditional methods to obtain sensitive information in Canada that hurt the country’s interests. By Noé Chartier A broad definition of “espionage”…
‘Not a decision I came to easily,’ former university head says. By Jackson Richman and Bill Pan Harvard President Claudine Gay has resigned following allegations of plagiarism, a month after testimony before Congress…
By Chandra Philip The federal government has spent nearly $200 million on carbon tax paperwork since the introduction of the fuel charge in 2019, newly released government records show. Records obtained…
By Andrew Chen Hong Kong’s global human freedom ranking has plummeted to 46th place, according to a recent study by the Fraser Institute. The Human Freedom Index 2023 report, conducted in…
By Chandra Philip Dec. 31 presents an opportunity to celebrate the memories made in the past year and hopes for the year ahead. People have been marking the start of a…