Things have been changing in Alberta. The province isn’t just about oil and cattle anymore. Along with the wide-open skies,...
Cryptocurrencies are becoming more common in everyday transactions. You can purchase things via digital currency on different sites and the...
Alberta is moving closer to joining the growing list of Canadian provinces embracing regulated online gambling. The province’s proposed Bill...
Anyone who’s spent time in online lobbies knows the pain of being separated from friends by hardware choices. But lately,...
After years of waiting, Alberta is finally stepping into the modern era of online gambling. The province’s new Bill 48,...
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Alberta is preparing to introduce a regulated online gambling market next spring, positioning standards and user choice at the heart...
Slot machines have remained popular with players for over a century, with the same simple mechanism still being used to...
WATCH From Underdog to Top Broodmare (video) Executive Producers Jeff Robillard (Horse Racing Alberta) and Mike Little (Shinelight Entertainment) What...
Education in Canada is constantly evolving, adapting to new teaching methods, digital tools, and changing student needs. While schools and...
From the Fraser Institute By Jock Finlayson At a time when Canadians are grappling with epic housing supply and affordability challenges, the data show that homebuilding...
From the Daily Caller News Foundation By Mariane Angela Fox News’ Laura Ingraham used a viral clash with President Donald Trump to lay out, in stark terms,...
From LifeSiteNews By Anthony Murdoch Canadian Armed Forces veteran Kelsi Sheren told members of the House of Commons that he has proof of veterans being offered...
From LifeSiteNews By Clare Marie Merkowsky Conservative MP Kelly Block has introduced Bill C-255 to amend the Criminal Code with minimum penalties for vandalizing religious property...
When it comes to addressing the national overdose crisis, the Canadian public seems ideologically split: some groups prioritize recovery and abstinence, while others lean heavily into “harm...
From the Daily Caller News Foundation By Harold Hutchison Baton-wielding protesters stormed the COP30 summit in Belem, Brazil, on Tuesday, with video showing some dressed in...
By Jerome Gessaroli for Inside Policy Reducing transportation emissions is a worthy goal, but policy must be guided by evidence, not ideology. In the next few years,...
By Franco Terrazzano Ottawa, we’ve got some problems. The first problem is government debt is spiralling out of control because government spending is spiralling out of...
From LifeSiteNews By Clare Marie Merkowsky Quebec’s 2024–2025 report reveals MAiD accounts for 7.4% of all provincial deaths, driven by feelings of being a burden and...
From the Daily Caller News Foundation By Mariane Angela Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa deflected responsibility for the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks during a Fox News...
This article supplied by Troy Media. By Pat Murphy Remembrance Day once honoured soldiers for their courage and conviction, but the values they fought for have long since been...
From the Frontier Centre for Public Policy By Michel Maisonneuve Sitting inside a B-25 showed me why Remembrance Day isn’t something we can take lightly Here...
