This is the first part of a three-part series on Canada’s emerging national security state. Bill C-70 is a drastic expansion.

Canadian tobacco companies are actively trying to capture a new generation of life-long, nicotine-addicted customers with vaping.

It’s quite possible Alberta’s United Conservative Party is disappointed the strike is over. What happy Canada Day news that ...

In his Bombs Away! column, Bell portrayed Jason Nixon, the former finance minister who is nowadays the minister of seniors, ...

Confederation, many Canada still turns a blind eye to genocide. What will it take for Canadians to stand up and demand an end ...

Even as Poilievre has attacked corporate lobbyists, he’s been consorting with a wide range of corporate lobbyists at ...

The federal government is investing $1.5 billion towards new co-operative housing through the Co-operative Housing ...

In the lead up to the passing of Bill C-18, now known as the Online News Act, and its enactment last year saw the industry ...

Yesterday’s official tantrum over the rather weak and limited truth-in-environmental-advertising provision of Ottawa’s Bill C ...

According to the much-publicized letter sent by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday, Alberta plans to opt out of Ottawa’s new Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) by ...

University of Toronto has a dark history of neglecting student mental health. Now at the current student led encampment on ...

Calls for fossil fuel advertising bans are growing, with organizations such as the Canadian Association of Physicians for the ...