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By Andrew Chen The federal government will book millions of dollars worth of hotel rooms to house Ukrainian refugees, according to a notice from the Department of Immigration. “The program…
By Isaac Teo The CEO of a Quebec-based energy firm says it is feasible for Canada to export natural gas to Europe so long as governments from both provincial and…
By Andrew Chen Inflation is now the number one concern for Canadians, surpassing that of the COVID-19 pandemic, crime, and terrorism, according to a survey conducted by the finance department.…
By Jack Phillips The governor of Pennsylvania on Monday called on the state legislature to provide $2,000 in stimulus payments for some families to “survive inflation,” although such programs have…
By Brad Jones Chloe Cole was 15 years old when she agreed to let a “gender-affirming” surgeon remove her healthy breasts—a life-altering decision she now deeply regrets. Her “brutal” transition…
By Jack Phillips A top Republican lawmaker on Tuesday responded to reports that a high-ranking FBI agent, Timothy Thibault, had resigned from the bureau last week. Anonymous sources within the FBI…
By Petr Svab Anybody holding an investment in China should withdraw it or face the risk of losing the money altogether, warned hedge funder Kyle Bass. Not only is the…
By Andrew Thornebrooke and Paul Greaney Corporations with backing from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are waging legal warfare to prevent Western companies from deploying new, state-of-the-art communications satellites, according…
By Peter Wilson The federal government is making progress on its pending “online harms” legislation that will regulate and censor internet content deemed harmful or hateful, says Public Safety Minister…
By Andrew Chen Jason Falbo said he has made the difficult decision to withdraw from his doctorate program at Western University after nearly seven years of study after the…