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By Noé Chartier People who took part in the Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa last winter believed they were being patriotic and standing up for civil liberties, says a declassified…

Worshiping at the net-zero altar has led to two dictators controlling both energy security and the supply of manufactured goods Gwyn Morgan Commentary Mark Twain famously said that “Truth is…

By Limin Zhou A motion supporting Taiwan’s bid to join the World Health Organization passed unanimously in the House of Commons on Oct. 5, ahead of the island’s annual National…

By Isaac Teo Canada’s chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam is telling Canadians to get boosted within the federal recommended timeline or risk getting themselves and others hospitalized due…

By Limin Zhou The Canadian House of Commons passed a motion that supports Taiwan’s bid to join the World Health Organization （WHO）ahead of the island’s national day this year.  The unanimously…

By Peter Wilson Two Canadian technology companies have attempted to recreate the ArriveCan app over the thanksgiving long weekend in a bid to show that the federal government didn’t have to…

By David Wagner Liberty Coalition Canada (LCC) is helping students request religious exemptions from vaccination after Western University announced that a third COVID-19 booster dose is needed to be considered…

By Peter Wilson Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and several prominent Freedom Convoy organizers are expected to testify before the upcoming public inquiry starting on Oct. 13 into the federal government’s…

Michael Taube Commentary On Oct. 6, Danielle Smith defeated Travis Toews on the sixth ballot to win the United Conservative Party leadership. She’ll be sworn in as Alberta’s 19th Premier…

By Andrew Chen Policies to increase taxes on the rich are often proposed, but penalizing those who create wealth doesn’t pay in the long term and could threaten Canadian prosperity,…