The politically charged competition to replace Canada’s aging fleet of fighter jets will rocket forward at the end of May as the federal government releases…
Changing Canada’s asylum laws is nothing but a crass political calculation by Trudeau: Robyn Urback
The Liberal caucus would have had a collective aneurysm just few months ago if a senior political opponent had talked about “asylum-shopping” when referring to…
The hot cold war: Inside Canada’s military training mission in Ukraine
It’s a long way from the killing fields of Kandahar to the laneways of Lviv, Ukraine — but for Lt.-Col. Pierre Leroux, the newer conflict…
Windsorites remember Canada’s 6th deadliest tornado that killed 9 at curling club
The tornado that ripped into Windsor Curling Club 45 years ago sent shards of cement into Louise Gulak’s back. While she made it out alive,…
When Newfoundland became Canada’s 10th province 70 years ago
This year marks 70 years since Newfoundland (officially Newfoundland and Labrador since 2001), entered into Confederation with Canada, and became the country’s tenth province. Joseph Smallwood…
Canada’s main stock index just endured worst day of 2019
Canada’s main stock index endured its worst day of 2019 Friday on signs of a global economic slowdown and potential for a recession. Weak manufacturing…
Canada’s oilpatch needs to stop living in a bubble
If there was one takeaway from attending the annual CERAWeek conference in Houston, it is this: Canada is at risk of becoming a footnote in…
Canada’s Roni Remme wins alpine combined silver for 1st career World Cup podium
Canada’s Roni Remme will bring home a World Cup silver medal from the women’s alpine combined event in Crans-Montana, Switzerland on Sunday. Remmi, of Collingwood, Ont.,…
Canada’s top lawyer testifying at committee probing SNC-Lavalin scandal
Justice Minister and Attorney General David Lametti is first in the hot seat today as the Commons justice committee begins hearings on the SNC-Lavalin affair. Prime Minister…
Bias against funding Canada’s female scientists revealed in study
A new Canadian analysis in The Lancet validates complaints that the awarding of research grants is biased against female scientists. The analysis found women are…