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Chinese Regime By Andrew Thornebrooke China’s vast censorship efforts are under scrutiny again, after it was revealed on social media that the Chinese version of the new children’s film “Minions:…
By Andrew Chen Prime Minister Justin Trudeau honoured the victims and survivors of communism and Nazism that terrorized the European countries, in a statement marking Black Ribbon Day on Aug. 23. “Today, we join people from around…
By Isaac Teo Thousands of Canadians may have suffered serious adverse reactions from using natural health products, says Health Canada, but the figures were not detailed until a correction to the “error”…
By Rachel Emmanuel Industry experts say Canadian natural gas has a role to play in Germany’s energy crisis, as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau questions if there is a business case…
By Andrew Chen The mayor of Guelph, Ont., took part in a car parade celebration marking the historic milestone of 400 million people denouncing their ties to the Chinese Communist Party…
By Peter Wilson Western University in London, Ont., will require all students enrolled in the upcoming fall semester to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and to have received at least one…
By Andrew Chen Ottawa is seeking to add exemptions to a bill that temporarily bans foreigners from purchasing residential property in the country, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation…
By Andrew Chen Nearly one-in-five small business owners are preparing to permanently close under the pressure of pandemic-related debts, lagging revenue, and mounting costs, according to a poll from the Canadian Federation…
By Tom Ozimek The motto “In God We Trust” is being displayed in a growing number of Texas schools thanks to a law that recently went into effect requiring its…
By Zachary Stieber A small number of Comirnaty and Spikevax COVID-19 vaccine doses have become available in the United States in recent weeks, according to court filings and U.S. health…