Liberals Questioned for Cancelling Beijing-Linked Nuctech Contract After Public Backlash BY JUSTINA WHEALE The Conservatives pressed the Liberal government on Tuesday to explain why a federal contract with a Chinese state-owned…
BY OMID GHOREISHI Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says there’s been a shift in Beijing’s “coercive diplomacy,” and Canada and its allies are all experiencing similar kinds of pressure from China. “We have seen over the…
BY ISAAC TEO November 12, 2020 Updated: November 13, 2020 Ottawa denounced Beijing for forcing the removal of four pro-democracy lawmakers from Hong Kong’s legislature, saying China’s decision is a “further…
BY JUSTINA WHEALE Canada will provide new and expedited immigration pathways to make it easier for Hong Kong residents to study and work here in response to Beijing’s new security law imposed…
BY ISAAC TEO Whole Foods Market is reportedly banning its Canadian employees from wearing poppies at work. The U.S.-based grocery chain told CBC wearing a poppy doesn’t comply with its recently updated uniform…
By Shawn Whatley, MD Commentary COVID-19 has caused two pandemics. The first infects our bodies. The second corrupts our minds. A respiratory virus caused the first; a mental virus the…
Jean LeBoutillier, a resident at the Life Care Center of Kirkland, says goodbye to her daughter Laurie Callahan and son-in-law, Kevin Callahan after their visit at the Life Care Center…
BY ANDREW CHEN Canadian top politicians displayed conflicting views on future relationships with America as the 2020 United States presidential election unfolds. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada has worked with…
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem speaks during a news conference in Ottawa, on Oct. 28, 2020. (Reuters/Blair Gable) BY REUTERS OTTAWA/TORONTO—Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem sees the benefit of sticking…
Cardinal Joseph Zen, former bishop of Hong Kong, sits in the chapel at his residence in Hong Kong on Sept. 11, 2020. Zen fled the communist takeover of China as…