By Katabella Roberts President Joe Biden’s administration has confirmed it will be sending roughly four million of the country’s unused doses of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine to Mexico and Canada. The plan comes…
John Robson Commentary That interview, and you know which one, has led to predictable calls for Canada to be a republic. OK. Abracadabra. Canada is a republic. Now what?…
By Andrew Chen A parliamentary committee is urging the government to publicly condemn Beijing’s breach of Hong Kong’s autonomy and civil rights, calling for co-ordination with allied nations to sanction…
By Isaac Teo Most MPs have voted in favour of declaring Beijing’s oppression of Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslims in China a genocide. In the House of Commons on Monday,…
By Isaac Teo The federal government should cancel its contract with a visa application company that has links to Beijing to prevent the personal data of Hong Kongers trying to…
Trudeau says genocide is an ‘extremely loaded’ term that should be applied cautiously By Isaac Teo Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole is calling on Ottawa to push for the relocation of…
By Andrew Chen Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault said the federal government will continue to push for legislation that would make major tech companies pay news outlets for posting content on…
Barbara Kay Commentary A good friend of ours died last year of a slow-growing but inexorable form of lung cancer. In his final months, he received expert outpatient care from…
Michael Zwaagstra Commentary If you want stability, a university is one of your best bets. Some of Canada’s oldest universities are well over 100 years old and still going…
See infographic at end of article By Omid Ghoreishi While Canada’s resource sector was dealt a blow with the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline’s permit by the United States,…