By Noé Chartier 1/18/2024 Israel’s ambassador says Canada needs to clarify its position on genocide accusations levelled by South Africa at a UN court, pointing to other G7 countries having “unequivocally”…
By Andrew Chen Canada unveiled a list of foreign universities and research institutions linked to military, national defence, and state security entities. Predominantly composed of entities based in China, these organizations…
By Tara MacIsaac In 2023, the average Canadian family paid 46 percent of its annual income in taxes—including income taxes, property taxes, payroll taxes, sales taxes, carbon taxes, and more, says…
By Jennifer Cowan Ontario’s highest court has denied the request of psychologist and author Jordan Peterson to rescind an order from his profession’s governing body that will force him to receive…
By Noé Chartier The federal government is taking steps to protect sensitive research from foreign countries that pose a threat to national security by identifying key technological sectors at risk and…
Dr. Francis Collins testified behind closed doors to a congressional panel. By Zachary Stieber COVID-19 may have come from a laboratory in China, a former National Institutes of Health (NIH) director…
By William Crooks Some schools have been created with the intention of profiting off international students, Sean Fraser, minister of Housing, said at a Jan. 15 press conference in Halifax. “There…
By Brian Zinchuk Because of extremely cold temperatures, Alberta’s electrical grid was in such peril of falling into rotating outages on Jan. 13 that the provincial government urged people to turn…
By Chandra Philip As extreme cold temperatures hit a large part of Canada, including the Prairie provinces, the premiers of Alberta and Saskatchewan and Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre are ramping…
By Andrew Chen A Chinese mining company is acquiring a 15 percent stake in the Canadian critical minerals development firm Solaris Resources Inc. This move marks the latest challenge presented by…