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By Emily Miller A Texas man who posted on Facebook that he was selling his own guns was placed under warrantless surveillance by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and…
By Marnie Cathcart Despite objections from federal members of Parliament (MPs) and hundreds of submissions from the public, Toronto will lose one MP seat in the next election, according to…
By Marnie Cathcart The charity organizing Tamara Lich’s criminal defence has won the first round, albeit a procedural one, in the ongoing charges Mrs. Lich faces for her participation in…
By Phil Gurski Commentary If there is one thing we as Canadians have heard an awful lot about of late it is what has been termed “foreign interference.” This refers…
By Isaac Teo Organizers of the Russian pavilion say being excluded from the Edmonton Heritage Festival this year is a human rights violation. “Banning individuals from participating in a cultural…
Jack Phillips Health officials said that the tornado-caused damage to a Pfizer plant in North Carolina could cause future drug shortages in the United States. On Wednesday, the Pfizer facility…
By Tom Ozimek Dozens of armed IRS agents recently raided a Florida business, with witnesses telling a local news outlet that they were stunned by the show of force by…
By Tom Ozimek Updated: July 23, 2023 Texas’s efforts to stop the smuggling of drugs, weapons, and people into the United States under Operation Lone Star have borne fruit, according…
Marina Zhang Follow the series “EMF: The Invisible Hazard” here. Courtney Gilardi’s 10-year-old daughter never had problems sleeping. But in August 2020, the morning after a 5G cell tower was…
By Doug Lett Updated: July 22, 2023 A survey by Statistics Canada has found the cost of being hit with a cybercrime has risen substantially and creates burdensome business overheads.…