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It's not as easy as it looks to spend an extra $9 billion on military stuff in only a few months
Up to one fifth of retailers now reporting that constant crime and violence is making their business unsustainable
It's within the rules to take a job with a foreign head of state while sitting in Parliament. It just doesn't happen
Canada does not keep exit statistics on foreign visa holders
A quick guide to the Conservative ideas that have been seeping back into federal policy
Tristin Hopper: Osman Azizov would have been in the first wave of an unprecedented flood of ‘irregular border-crossers,’ seemingly encouraged by...
Braeburn experienced a depth of cold that has never been known in most of the world’s countries
Tristin Hopper: In addition to an orientation trip, Lech L’Tulsa is offering Canadian prospects US$4,000 in relocation reimbursement, and discounted...
Tristin Hopper: But if Carney gets his majority via floor-crossers, it might not matter
In 2025, Canada's 342 MPs, representing 41 million people and overseeing a $586 billion budget, sat for the fewest number of days since 1937 and...
No new laws, no new powers: It could all be curtailed with a low-level directive
Gender identity, climate change and anti-Israel causes all generously subsidized by federal money
Vancouver Foundation gives six-figure grant to illegal pipeline encampment filled with dogs
Carney's pipeline plans have notably omitted what he'll do in case literally everyone doesn't agree
Floor-crossers usually provide some grievance or goal after defecting, or they'll at least have an established pattern of dissent
For a foreign national facing law enforcement scrutiny, claiming asylum instantly halts the investigation in its tracks
Adhering B.C.'s laws to a UN charter is doing the exact opposite of what they said it would
In just the last few years, places names in B.C. have been given the monikers of stal̕əw̓asəm, wək̓ʷan̓əs tə syaqʷəm and šxʷməθkʷəy̓əmasəm
Incoming Canadian identify minister Marc Miller has mentioned three he thinks should be open to criminal prosecution
The program offers up to five years of free early retirement in lieu of layoffs
'He did not think this through. It’s quite remarkable'
Enough non-citizens to fill the city of Halifax were likely missed
Activists have long claimed that building infrastructure in Canada inevitably comes with a tithe of victimized Indigenous women
Four Trudeau loyalists might not only be out of cabinet, but out of the country
Teachers told to instruct children as young as four that 'the universality of heterosexuality in nature' is a colonial myth
Millions of dollars every month are sent abroad for “gender-just rice," “gender-responsive climate-smart agriculture” and “gender perspectives...
In other words, any program 'devoted to depicting explicit sexual activity' will no longer need to ensure a minimum quota of Canadians either in front...
Untreatied land in Quebec, New Brunswick, P.E.I. and Newfoundland could follow suit of Cowichan decision
Any foreigner claiming to be a refugee needs only to click a few boxes on an app before being admitted to Canada
Proposed law declares that Canada doesn't exist as a country, and is just a "federal union" whose rules can be ignored at will
Canada is a conspicuous outlier as a place where young people are more conservative than old people
Overdose crisis is 'rooted in colonial approaches that prioritize individualism over community, wealth over health and power over empathy'
It's not just GDP, unaffordability and unemployment; a number of basic social indicators in Canada are getting worse
Each year, the government pays for 30 tonnes of cannabis for veterans and ex-Mounties
In some corners of the country, land acknowledgements are already paired with 'African ancestry' acknowledgements
Nov. 5 event in Toronto stormed by masked demonstrators screaming that attendees were murderers
First Nations have said they don't want to seize homes ... but they conceivably could
The 2025 budget spells organize as 'organise,' catalyze as 'catalyse,' recognize as 'recognise'
TD report finds it's already created lower unemployment and cheaper homes