The court noted hostile state actors are increasingly using non-traditional methods to obtain sensitive information in Canada that hurt the country’s interests. By Noé Chartier A broad definition of “espionage”…
By Chandra Philip The federal government has spent nearly $200 million on carbon tax paperwork since the introduction of the fuel charge in 2019, newly released government records show. Records obtained…
By Matthew Horwood The concept of providing all Canadians with free money to alleviate poverty has been gaining traction on social media, as a Universal Basic Income (UBI) bill works its…
Mr. Dong was featured in a photograph during a 2015 visit to China where he was seen wearing the scarf alongside children at a Shanghai public school. By Andrew Chen During…
By Andrew Chen The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) is seeking authority to disclose sensitive information to domestic entities outside the federal government in order to enhance protection for provinces, cities,…
By Jennifer Cowan The rising cost of food has many Canadians looking for ways to make their money stretch further in 2024, a new report shows. The end of year report…
By Tara MacIsaac The ballooning number of people dying while waiting for medical treatment is just one of the many symptoms of Canada’s current health-care crisis. Surgical waitlist deaths have increased…
By Chandra Philip The number of Canadians waiting for health care, including surgeries, to see specialists, or to receive diagnostic scans, has risen to over 3.1 million in the past year.…
RBC economist Robert Hogue says the lack of housing affordability is ‘particularly tense’ in Vancouver, Victoria, and Toronto where home prices are sky-high. By Matthew Horwood A lack of housing affordability…
The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs says lawyers will represent volunteers pro bono in any preliminary, investigative, or legal proceedings. By Isaac Teo An advocacy group that represents Jewish…