Chinese Interference: RCMP Probe Death of a Chinese Dissident in BC
The chilling death of Wei Hu, a 57-year-old BC resident, has now caught the attention of the RCMP. The question
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Canada
Canada Signs $3-Billion Support For Nuclear… In Romania
Canada and Romania have inked a significant $3-billion export development deal in which two state-of-the-art nuclear reactors will be constructed
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As the Cost of Living Continues to Rise, Household Debt Jumps to $2.34 Trillion in Canada
According to TransUnion’s Q2 2023 Credit Industry Insights Report, the average credit card balance now stands at $4,000, reflecting a
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Latest Polls Show Conservatives Gaining More Support, Majority of Canadians Think Trudeau Should Step Down
As the fall season approaches, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s political future hangs in the balance, with only 20 months remaining
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Canada Sees Wildfires Consume Six Times More Land Than Average
Unfortunately, wildfires in British Columbia — centered around Kelowna, a city of 150,000 people located 300 kilometers east of Vancouver
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More Flames? Canada’s Unprecedented Wildfire Crisis Reignites During Summer Months
Canada is grappling with its most devastating wildfire season to date, with over 33.4 million acres scorched by the flames.
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Cost of Living Crisis: Should the Canadian Government Start Putting Price Controls on Groceries?
Canadian grocery prices have been a cause for concern as they continue to rise, affecting families trying to manage their
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Housing Minister Doesn’t Want Mayors To Be Blamed For The Housing Crisis, So Canadians Blamed Him Instead
Minister of Housing and Diversity & Inclusion Ahmed Hussen penned an op-ed castigating the opposition for blaming the municipal leaders
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Khalistanis Demand Their Land From Trudeau
In a display of mounting tensions, clashes erupted between pro-Khalistan and pro-India demonstrators outside the Indian consulate in Toronto, Canada.
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BC Dockworkers Strike, Costing Canada Upwards Of US$750 Million A Day
On July 1, about 7,400 British Columbia port workers at 30 locations, including the busy ports of Vancouver and Prince
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