By Noé Chartier A Canadian government epidemiologist in charge of reviewing COVID-19 scientific literature testified in court that there is little information available on the impacts of vaccination on in-flight…
By Andrew Chen Pierre Poilievre has raised more money in the second quarter of this year than all his opponents in the Conservative leadership race combined, according to data from Elections…
By Isaac Teo Cases of drug-impaired driving continued to rise for the fourth consecutive year since the Liberal government legalized marijuana in October 2018, according to police data collated by…
By Andrew Chen A document produced by Department of Public Works staff says the Freedom Convoy protest cost millions by slowing down construction work on Parliament Hill, but acknowledged that…
By Noé Chartier The federal government bureaucrat who wrote the policy that prevented unvaccinated Canadians from flying or travelling by train said she has no recollection of health officials recommending…
By Noé Chartier The issue of whether it is ethical to impose a vaccine requirement to travel is not something that was given consideration by the Canadian official who wrote…
By Andrew Chen A Montreal borough is reversing its decision to cancel a story-reading event for children, announcing that the reinstated event will be hosted by a well-known drag queen.…
With more people now looking to their mobile phones for news, many Chinese immigrants have become reliant on social media platform WeChat as their single source of information. But news…
Gabriël Moens Commentary The apology industry has never been busier. On July 25, Pope Francis offered an apology to the indigenous survivors of Canada’s residential schools, where children suffered “cultural…
Brian Giesbrecht Commentary Sometimes, the significance of a cataclysmic event is not immediately apparent. The bombing of Pearl Harbor was an event that shocked the world. Many realized—even as it…