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By Noé Chartier A senior officer from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) involved in planning the takedown of the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa last winter says that invoking the Emergencies Act was not…
Lawmakers express concern about the reported stations By Andrew Chen The issue of Chinese police stations operating in Canada and other democratic countries has been making headlines in recent weeks, and…
By Isaac Teo An Alberta doctor is calling on the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) to look into the significant jump in doctors’ “sudden deaths” following the rollout of COVID-19 vaccine mandates…
By Isaac Teo Canada’s national health agency has issued a recall for more than a million hair products after benzene, a cancer-causing chemical, was detected. Health Canada issued the mass recall on Oct. 18…
By Andrew Chen The Department of National Defence is looking into whether any former Canadian military pilots are involved in training Chinese aviators after the United Kingdom found some of its…
By Noé Chartier Whereas the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) intelligence arm assessed at one point that the Freedom Convoy of last winter had the potential to become a “national security threat,”…
By Peter Wilson The federal government’s $54 million spending on the ArriveCan app was an “optimal use” of taxpayer dollars, says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. “The amount includes, of course,…
By Noé Chartier The City of Ottawa considered seeking a court order to help dislodge trucks and protesters that had settled in its downtown core last winter, but refrained from…
By Rachel Emmanuel The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says the federal government must provide immediate tax relief following a Statistics Canada report which revealed that annual inflation grew by almost 7…
By John Haughey and Zachary Stieber ALEXANDRIA, Va.—A key source for the anti-Donald Trump Steele dossier was acquitted on all counts by jurors in Virginia on Oct. 18. Igor Danchenko,…