Noé Chartier Federal authorities say they have detected an information operation linked to the Chinese regime that seeks to influence Chinese Canadians’ perceptions about Prime Minister and Liberal Leader Mark…
By Noé Chartier News Analysis Prime Minister Mark Carney took an unusual step this week when he released a single mandate letter for all of his ministers. A new prime minister…
By Carolina Avendano and Jan Jekielek U.S. President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney ahead of the April 28 election may reflect a dynamic where ideological rivals are able…
By Matthew Horwood Canada’s inflation rate slowed to 1.7 percent in April, driven by lower energy prices following the removal of the consumer carbon tax, according to Statistics Canada. The country’s…
By Isaac Teo Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says China is exploiting “divisions” in Canada by responding to Ottawa’s electric vehicle tariffs—which primarily impact industries in Eastern Canada—by imposing tariffs on canola…
By Isaac Teo Former Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig says China’s recent calls for Canada to set aside “normal” differences and align with the communist regime in pushing back against U.S. tariffs…
By Noé Chartier Alberta Premier Danielle Smith reacted to federal cabinet minister Steven Guilbeault’s comments about Canada not needing new pipelines, a day after Prime Minister Mark Carney said they could…
By Jennifer Cowan Canadians who chose to avoid the cold winter months by travelling to the United States may find themselves facing extra expenses when they return home, the federal border…
By Noé Chartier News Analysis Prime Minister Mark Carney appointed a mix of old and new faces to his cabinet this week, and both had a hand in raising some controversy…
By Carolina Avendano and Jan Jekielek The destructive legacy of communism deserves more public awareness in Canada, not only for its historical impact but also for the harm it continues to inflict today,…