BC Election Sees Record-Low Voter Turnout
B.C.’s recent provincial election recorded the lowest voter turnout in a century, with fewer than half of registered voters casting ballots, according to...
Screen-Based Learning Hurting Student Outcomes, Attention: Report
Digital learning tools and excessive screen-based instruction are hurting academic outcomes, and Canadian schools should return to more textbook-based learning, according to a...
Upcoming Influx of Mortgage Renewals Likely to Lead to Higher Payments for Many: Report
More than 1 in 10 Canadian mortgage holders who locked in historically low rates during the pandemic are soon facing renewal, with many...
Treaty, Transfer, or Court Fight? How Indigenous Land Claims Are Reshaping BC
Decades-old treaty negotiations are approaching completion in British Columbia as recent court decisions alter the landscape for longstanding indigenous land claims.The developments are...
MPs to Probe for Red Flags in Security Screening of NATO Intern Arrested on Spying Charges
The House Public Safety and National Security Committee has unanimously committed to spend three meetings studying Canada’s security-screening processes, including whether any “red...
Milobar Leaves BC Conservative Caucus to Sit as an Independent
Then-B.C. Conservative leadership candidate Peter Milobar speaks during a debate at the Canada Strong and Free Network conference in Vancouver on Friday, April...
Toronto Bike Lanes Not Protected by Charter, Appeal Court Rules
The Ontario Court of Appeal has overturned a lower court ruling that had prevented the province from getting rid of bike lanes in...
White House Says Canada One of Top Enablers of China Transshipment Scam to Get Around US Tariffs
Canada is one of the “biggest enablers” of China bypassing U.S. tariffs via transshipping, according to a new White House report.The report, entitled...
