Canada News

By Isaac Teo The notion that debt-financed government spending has a “low fiscal cost” is not only misleading, but also hides the fact that it has real economic costs, even…

By Noé Chartier A Conservative MP is asking the privacy commissioner to review events surrounding the freezing of financial accounts of Freedom Convoy supporters during the public order emergency declared…

By Andrew Chen As Canadian airlines and international airports struggle with severe flight delays, and with inflation driving up the prices of airline tickets, the majority of Canadians say they…

By Isaac Teo Two men were seriously injured after being shot outside a Toronto mall Saturday evening. According to the Toronto police, officers were called to Fairview Mall in North…

By Lee Harding The Royal Bank of Canada is predicting a short recession in the Canadian economy in 2023, a prediction economists say is not unreasonable but is also not…

By Isaac Teo The B.C. Prosecution Service has proceeded to press criminal contempt charges against four more protesters who allegedly defied an injunction passed in 2018 that protects the construction…

By Reuters The United States has agreed to lift tariffs on Canadian solar products after a trade dispute settlement panel sided with Ottawa earlier this year, Canadian Trade Minister Mary Ng and the…

By Noé Chartier Conservative MP and party leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre is criticizing a media outlet that published an article that accuses him and some of his colleagues of sympathizing with the “far-right,”…

By Andrew Chen and Limin Zhou Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich has been denied bail after appearing in an Ottawa court on July 8. She will remain in custody to await trial on allegations she breached…

By Andrew Chen The federal government has hinted that ArriveCAN, originally intended to provide travel and public health information during the COVID-19 pandemic, may be kept beyond the pandemic. Public Safety Minister Marco…