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By Tara MacIsaac Updated: April 3, 2023  As the federal carbon tax rises—costing Albertans more than others, according to a recent government report—Alberta’s finance minister says the government should “eliminate…

By Noé Chartier Updated: April 3, 2023  A plan by the Public Health Agency of Canada to hire a social media intelligence company to collect data on individuals who are…

By Peter Wilson Updated: April 3, 2023  Cabinet “underestimated” how many Canadians would sign up for the recently announced federal dental-care insurance plan, which is why the government said in…

By Isaac Teo Updated: April 3, 2023  Recent immigrants are more likely to trust the media than people who were born in Canada or had spent more time here, federal…

Over 12,000 studies reveal wide-ranging effects of a potent compound found in this bright spice Sayer Ji  If ever there were an herb that puts existential fear into the bottom…

By Jack Phillips Updated: April 3, 2023  Former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe said that the leaking of information suggesting that former President Donald Trump would be indicted is…

By Masooma Haq Updated: April 2, 2023  George Mason University President Gregory Washington defended the University’s decision to have Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a Republican, give the spring 2023 commencement address, saying…

By Bill Pan Updated: April 3, 2023  Saudi Arabia and other members of the oil-producing group OPEC+ announced on April 2 that they will be cutting their output by about…

By Isaac Teo Updated: April 1, 2023 Federal departments and agencies have revoked the security clearances of three employees for spying or acting as foreign agents, records show, though their…

By Andrew Thornebrooke Updated: March 31, 2023  Communist China’s military leadership increasingly believes that war with the United States is inevitable, according to the United States’ most senior military officer.…