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Over 5,000 pounds of opium were seized at the Port of Vancouver, according to the Canada Border Service Agency. That’s the largest seizure in the agency’s history.

MPs of all political stripes have unanimously voted in favour of a Senate bill that would create new offences in relation to forced organ harvesting and trafficking abroad—passing it after…

Canadian federal government is suspending a contract with a company that is partly owned by the Chinese regime. This comes following a recent investigation that discovered the contract.

Assisted suicide in Canada is on the rise. Ottawa-based reporter Rupa Subramanya and Montana state senator Carl Glimm say the practice is expanding even further.

  Canada is now a world leader in physician-assisted suicide (PAS)—and it only took a few years to get there. Critics of medical assistance in dying, or MAiD as Canada calls…

As demonstrators against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its lockdown measures continue and the Chinese regime tries to stamp them out across the country, many people in North America…

Member of Legislative Assembly in New Brunswick Dominic Cardy: We stand with you and with the brave people back home, who ever stood up in large numbers last week speaking…

By Barbara Kay Commentary Tribunal Watch Ontario monitors and provides information, viewpoints, and recommendations about the state of the adjudicative tribunal system in Ontario. In November 2020, Tribunal Watch issued…

By Noé Chartier The commissioner of the Emergencies Act inquiry issued a ruling on Nov. 23 dismissing several requests made by the lawyers representing Freedom Convoy organizers, including related to…

By Noé Chartier The deputy minister of finance told the Emergencies Act inquiry on Nov. 17 that the federal government was not responsible for lower credit scores experienced by Freedom…