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By Marnie Cathcart A municipal councillor from West Nipissing in Ontario has issued an apology to community members who were affected by a mandatory vaccination policy that lasted a year. At…
By Michael Zwaagstra Commentary The Alberta government is providing $10 million to help Grade 1 students catch up in math and reading. This is on top of a previously announced $110 million over…
By Noé Chartier The World Health Organization (WHO) concluded a meeting on March 3 to advance negotiations on the global governance of pandemic responses. While the event flew under the radar…
By Andrew Chen Police have rescued 64 Mexican-born workers who were exploited for labour by a human trafficking ring that operated across the Greater Toronto Area. Seven people have been charged,…
Calgary mayor says she’ll crack down on spate of drag show protests By Tara MacIsaac Calgary police have charged a pastor with a “hate-motivated” crime for protesting a drag queen story…
By Peter Wilson Over 40 percent of foreign border-crossers deemed by border agents to be security risks were still allowed into Canada by the Department of Immigration, according to a report.…
By Andrew Chen MPs in a House of Commons committee passed a motion that calls on the federal government to launch a national public inquiry into China’s interference in Canadian elections.…
By Peter Wilson Four overseas Chinese police stations reported to be functioning in various locations across Canada have now “ceased” operations, the RCMP says. The RCMP’s deputy commissioner of federal policing Michael…
By Andrew Chen A CCP-linked Chinese billionaire who donated to the alma mater of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau and toward erecting a statue of him, also wanted the university to…
By Reuters Nordstrom Inc said on Thursday it would discontinue its Canadian operations and forecast annual revenue below analysts’ expectations, signaling high inflation levels were dampening consumer spending on discretionary items.…