By Andrew Chen Updated:October 5, 2023 Canadian universities are continuing research collaborations with Chinese institutions despite government efforts to impose stronger measures against potential technology transfer to the regime and…
By Marnie Cathcart A class-action lawsuit has just been filed on behalf of unvaccinated Canadians who were negatively affected by mandatory COVID policies, lockdowns, or vaccine mandates. Alberta constitutional lawyer…
By Matthew Horwood Updated: October 5, 2023 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has rebuked a call from the Muslim Association of Canada to apologize for his social media post condemning “hate…
By Andrew Chen Updated: October 5, 2023 A House of Commons committee is asking Gov. Gen. Mary Simon to exercise fiscal restraint within her annual budget of $24.7 million. The…
By Chandra Philip Updated: October 5, 2023 The aviation industry in Canada is still feeling the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and is in need of real reform, experts say.…
By Neil Sharma There were more mortgage defaults in the first quarter of 2023 alone than in all of 2022, government data indicates. There were 3,081 mortgage arrears—which are counted…
By Marnie Cathcart More than 600 female youth under the age of 18 have had their breasts either fully removed or reduced in Canada since 2018, according to new data…
The federal government has spent more than $23 million on WEF projects including the development of a digital ID used for travel. By Doug Lett Updated:October 3, 2023 Since November…
By Andrew Chen Updated:October 2, 2023 Canadian research programs have now been cleared of security risks posed by China, a university association executive told MPs at a House of Commons…
By Matthew Horwood Updated: October 2, 2023 The accidental honouring of a Nazi unit veteran in the House of Commons was caused by Canada’s “indifference and inaction” over its history…