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By Carolina Avendano and Jan Jekielek The destructive legacy of communism deserves more public awareness in Canada, not only for its historical impact but also for the harm it continues to inflict today,…
By Noé Chartier and Matthew Horwood Prime Minister Mark Carney appointed his cabinet ministers on May 13, with a mix of change and continuity as some former ministers were dropped and newly elected…
The buzzword reflects a sense of widespread pessimism and resignation among China’s young adults, observers say. By Dorothy Li News Analysis As Beijing urges the younger generation to endure hardships, many…
By Jennifer Cowan Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has received approval from the provincial government to begin building Canada’s inaugural small modular reactor, a nuclear facility that will be located next to…
By Carolina Avendano Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says China’s latest trade measures against Canada are part of a strategy meant to divide the country for the benefit of Beijing. “I think…
The order would see a drop in prescription drug prices of between 30 percent and 80 percent, President Donald Trump said. By Joseph Lord President Donald Trump announced on May 11…
By Carolina Avendano and Chandra Philip A majority of Canadians say they consider the threat of Alberta’s secession from Canada to be serious, according to a recent survey. Fifty-two percent of Canadians…
Falun Dafa, also known as Falun Gong, is practiced in more than 100 countries around the world. By Catherine Yang NEW YORK—Thousands of Falun Dafa practitioners marched across Manhattan in a…
By Carolina Avendano News Analysis The stakes for Western alienation were raised this week when Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she would allow a question on separation to go to a…
He selected the name Pope Leo XIV. By T.J. Muscaro A new pope has been elected and he is American. The College of Cardinals have chosen Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, on…