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The Federal Court had ruled cabinet’s assertion that all plastic-manufactured items are toxic was ‘unreasonable and unconstitutional.’ By Matthew Horwood Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault says Ottawa will appeal a decision by…
Dr. Matt Strauss is known for speaking out against pandemic lockdowns and mandates, while supporting measures that protect those most at risk. By Matthew Horwood Dr. Matt Strauss, the former acting…
Annette Verschuren resigned shortly after the ethics commissioner said he would investigate her over allegations of breaching the Conflict of Interest Act. By Noé Chartier The board chair of an embattled…
By Isaac Teo Employers offering private dental insurance must report the coverage on their 2023 tax slips, according to a tax notice issued by the Canada Revenue Agency on Nov. 16. The notice,…
The statement comes after a Nov. 18 Globe and Mail article said Mr. Spavor is seeking a multi-million dollar settlement from the federal government. By Omid Ghoreishi Global Affairs Canada says…
By Andrew Chen China is forging a menacing alliance with other hostile regimes against the West and is growing as a prominent threat challenging U.S.-led democracies across diverse arenas in the…
By Chandra Philip Canada will be spending $5.8 billion more than expected on electric vehicle battery plants, according to a report from the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO). The federal government announced…
By Chandra Philip An Ontario teen who was suspended from school for sharing his views on gender issues is appealing the decision, saying he has the right to his religious beliefs.…
The study also found that children’s screen time during the pandemic increased to about 6 hours a day, with some using devices 13 hours a day. By Chandra Philip A Canadian…
By Chandra Philip Government spending is to blame for at least 2 percent of the 4.75 percent hike in interest rates that Canadians have seen over the past few years, according…