Canada News

By Matthew Horwood News Analysis Ottawa is embarking on a cost-cutting exercise amid ramped-up defence spending and mounting debt, and the talk of the town is which sectors could potentially be…

Jennifer Cowan  Sixty percent of Canadian mortgage holders renewing their property loans in 2025 or 2026 can expect an uptick in their monthly payments, a new report from the Bank…

Paul Rowan Brian Although the latest inflation figures stayed below 2 percent in June, food prices have remained high. A number of factors are keeping food prices high, including tariffs…

Olivia Gomm  Hundreds of people gathered at Toronto’s Queen’s Park on July 13 to call for an end to the Chinese Communist Party’s persecution campaign against Falun Gong practitioners that…

Paul Rowan Brian Teachers and school-sanctioned activities have been at the origin of many anti-Semitic incidents in Ontario’s K-12 school system, according to a new federal report. The report was…

Paul Rowan Brian   Prime Minister Mark Carney and Cana’s ethics commissioner have agreed to a conflict of interest screen to ensure that no decisions are knowingly made by the…

Carolina Avendano Explainer  China Merchants Group Limited, the parent company of the Chinese state-owned firm contracted by BC Ferries to build new vessels, has faced international scrutiny over its global…

Noé Chartier The RCMP is clarifying remarks made by an officer discussing radicalization in a video clip that sparked controversy, with the police force headquarters saying it was not suggesting…

Chandra Philip Canada has approved more than 17,000 applications in the past 11 years from foreigners with criminal records trying to enter the country through the federal government’s rehabilitation program,…

Paul Rowan Brian News Analysis  U.S. President Donald Trump said July 8 that he plans to put a 50 percent tariff on copper imports into the United States. With the…