By Omid Ghoreishi Xiangguo Qiu, one of the two scientists fired from Winnipeg’s high-security laboratory, was involved in gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, a recently declassified intelligence…
By Noé Chartier MPs have voted to conduct a full study of the Winnipeg laboratory documents, which show multiple previous security breaches at the top biosafety facility, after opposition parties…
By Matthew Horwood The federal government’s procurement department has referred three cases of suspected fraudulent subcontractor invoicing to the RCMP, and says it will attempt to recover around $5 million…
By Chandra Philip The state funeral for Brian Mulroney was held in Montreal on March 23, where family, officials, and dignitaries bade farewell to Canada’s 18th prime minister. Mr. Mulroney…
By Chris Tomlinson 3/22/2024 Updated: 3/23/2024 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to testify before the public inquiry into foreign interference, along with other senior government officials, as hearings resume…
By Matthew Horwood 3/18/2024 The Supreme Court of Canada has declined to hear the appeal challenging Manitoba’s lockdown restrictions filed by a handful of churches, a decision in which a…
New rules from the Canada Revenue Agency indicate more Canadians could be filing a tax return for a trust this year. (Photo by Pexels.com) By Jennifer Cowan 3/18/2024 The…
By Andrew Chen The proposal to mandate registration for foreign agents has gained widespread support among Canadians, as disclosed in a recent briefing note by Public Safety Canada. “So far,…
By Andrew Chen As the federal carbon tax is set to increase again on April 1, Canadian consumers’ “greatest concern” should be its impact on the competitiveness of the food supply…
In 2023, Canada’s Immigration Department had concluded that there were ‘no reasonable grounds to believe’ the former PLA officer should be deemed inadmissible. By Andrew Chen A Federal Court judge has…