By NTDTV Staff Conservative MP and foreign affairs critic Michael Chong says any proposed parliamentary exchanges between Canada and China must be conditional on Beijing lifting sanctions against Canadian parliamentarians…
NTDTV Staff Canada’s deputy foreign affairs says Ottawa is directly confronting Beijing over what it considers foreign interference tied to China’s efforts to suppress dissidents abroad, including within Canada. Appearing…
By NTDTV Staff A security guard hired by the Chinese Consulate in Los Angeles was arrested Jan. 4 after pepper-spraying multiple pro-democracy activists during a peaceful protest outside the diplomatic…
Paul Rowan Brian More than 120,000 Canadians and permanent residents moved out of the country between September of last year and September of this year, according to data from Statistics…
Matthew Horwood Prime Minister Mark Carney will scrap some of his predecessor’s signature policies if his recent budget is passed, but he is seeking to maintain major expenditures related to…
Larry Sanger says the website has become biased against conservative and religious viewpoints, but sees a way to fix it. By Jan Jekielek, Lawrence Wilson Wikipedia, a popular online encyclopedia millions of…
Carolina Avendano Canada’s Justice Minister and Attorney General Sean Fraser said they held a “productive first meeting” with U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi in Washington on Aug. 27, where they…
Chandra Philip Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre says the firing and penalizing of a B.C. nurse for saying “there are only two genders” amounts to “authoritarian censorship.” Last week, the…
Transnational repression (TNR) in Canada has become a growing concern, with diaspora groups sounding the alarm and calling on Ottawa to take stronger action. Carolina Avendano In-depth A shooting threat…
Jennifer Cowan The average Canadian household devoted more than 40 percent of its income to taxes last year, exceeding the combined costs of housing, food, and clothing, according to a…