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Can we discuss those unmarked graves?: Expert panel counters the uncritical media narrative about...
True North's Lindsay Shepherd covers the SAFS Society for Academic Freedom and Scholarship and Frontier Centre for Public Policy event "Can We Discuss Those Unmarked Graves?"
Canada scrapping hotel quarantine for fully vaccinated Canadian residents
On Monday, the federal government announced Canadians who have received all doses of Health Canada-approved vaccines can avoid hotel quarantine and end home quarantine after getting a negative test result.
A surge of anti-Semitic incidents taking place in Canada amid Israel-Hamas conflict
According to B’nai Brith Canada, the number of anti-Semitic assaults recorded so far in May 2021 surpasses the total for all of 2020.
Court rules Canada can turn away asylum seekers entering from the United States
Canada’s Federal Court of Appeal has ruled that the agreement that allows Canada to turn back asylum seekers from the United States does not violate the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Alberta fish and wildlife officers can now respond to rural crime calls
New changes by the Alberta government will allow provincial fish and wildlife officers to respond to RCMP calls as a way to tackle the issue of rural crime.
Over 5,000 Canadians sent to secret COVID-19 facilities since pandemic began
The federal government has designated 11 places as isolation centres across the country for international travelers that enter Canada without acceptable negative tests.
What did Canadians search on Google in 2020?
Canadians had many questions in 2020 and they turned to search engines to make sense of what they were seeing and hearing.
Passport Canada roasted after encouraging passport renewals for winter vacations
As the federal government tells Canadians to stay home, one government agency is helping Canadians get ready for “winter vacation.”
Canadians remember sixth anniversary of Parliament Hill terrorist attack
Corporal Nathan Cirillo and Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent are both remembered as brave and courageous members of the Canadian Armed Forces.
MALCOLM: An immigration pause would serve all Canadians
It’s time for our leaders to listen to the people and do what’s best for our country.
