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It will cost over $750 billion for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to fulfill his pledge to build four million new homes by 2031. Is Trudeau’s housing pledge yet another broken promise? Tune into The Daily Brief.

Canada’s top research universities are calling on the House of Commons to reconsider legislation that would force those representing a foreign government’s interests to register with the federal government.

The presidents of some of Canada’s largest universities had few answers for parliamentarians as to why antisemitic incidents haven’t been properly addressed on campuses. 

Amidst radical anti-Israel protests taking over Canadian streets and campuses, a prominent Jewish advocate says that hating on Israel will not bring justice to Palestinians

Meta may have won out in its battle against the Trudeau government’s Online News Act, according to a new study by the Media Ecosystem Observatory.

Canada is habitually described as a federation (or sometimes “confederation”). Legally of course, it is one. But has Canada been a functional federation – and is it one today?

Edmonton police dismantled an anti-Israel encampment at the University of Alberta, while protesters at the University of Toronto are under fire for projecting the logo of the terrorist group Hamas’ military wing, Al-Qassam, onto a building.

Where is the line between a legitimate (albeit disruptive) protest and an illegal occupation? True North's Andrew Lawton discusses with Canadian Constitution Foundation lawyer Josh DeHaas.

Canadian Jewish students are speaking out after seeing protesters openly praise terrorists, as well as presence of outside agitators and radical ideology in their universities' anti-Israel encampments. They say the encampments make many in their community feel unsafe.

True North has compiled a list of concerning incidents that have taken place in the Canadian campus encampments.