Education in Canada is constantly evolving, adapting to new teaching methods, digital tools, and changing student needs. While schools and...
The Bengals enter their 2025 campaign under the spotlight of hope and scrutiny. After missing the postseason in back-to-back seasons...
In our modern world, Canada continues to present a striking duality between its major metropolitan centres and vast rural regions....
There are many forms of cheap digital entertainment that people in Canada can make use of. 2025 might see the...
KYC, which means “Know Your Customer,” has become one of the most important systems in casino gaming today. In the...
Being connected has become a way of life. From the moment we reach for our phones in the morning to...
Central Alberta is experiencing a marked change in the way business is conducted. Many local operators are now looking beyond...
A subtle but seismic shift is occurring in the consumer technology market as a direct result of the persistent development...
Once the temperatures start to drop, it’s normal to want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Between...
Have you ever wondered if a slot could be as delicious in payouts as it is in looks? It actually...
From the Fraser Institute By Mackenzie Moir Despite a relatively high level of spending, Canada has significantly fewer doctors, hospital beds, MRI machines and CT scanners...
Sam Cooper Case sprawls from Pakistan’s chemical-precursor labs to Vancouver’s cannabis fields and law offices. A high-stakes North American legal battle—centering on a politically connected Sikh-Canadian...
From the Fraser Institute By Julio Mejía and Elmira Aliakbari The PBO estimates that the CFR will decrease Canada’s economic output by up to 0.3 per...
MxM News In one of the boldest art crimes in modern French history, a team of masked thieves struck the Louvre Museum in Paris early Sunday,...
From the Fraser Institute By Steven Globerman Prime Minister Mark Carney recently visited the White House for meetings with President Donald Trump. In front of...
From the Frontier Centre for Public Policy By Pierre Gilbert Ottawa has churches in its crosshairs. A federal fiscal squeeze could strip religious organizations of tax...
Your province, your plate For the first time in more than 40 years, Alberta is refreshing its licence plate with a Strong and Free motto, and...
Dan Knight Group says Ontario Crown used “clearly incorrect” legal test to shield Trudeau from private prosecution, calls for independent process free of political ties Democracy...
From the Fraser Institute By Matthew Lau From 2015 to 2024, headcount at Natural Resources Canada increased 39 per cent even though employment in Canada’s natural...
X-post by former PMO chief of staff Norman Spector, who noticed something was up concerning how the Prime Minister’s team got its message out The Rewrite...
Sam Cooper Britain’s most consequential espionage scandal in a generation has narrowed on Keir Starmer’s inner cabinet after The Sunday Times revealed that alleged Chinese agent Christopher Berry...
David Krayden Former Minister of Agriculture Gerry Ritz wonders who’s really in control Canadians have been watching with increasing anger and outrage. The world has been...
