Study finds pipeline project losses, Canada should ditch it
An evaluation released by the Simon Fraser Universityâs (SFU) school of resource and environmental management has concluded that there is no likely scenario where the…
Canada
OâToole running into trouble with social conservatives
Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) leader Erin OâToole has a problem. His party harbours an internal tension that threatens to rip the Conservative party apart….
Resistance to Bill 33 must be a collective struggle
Bill 33, the Advanced Education Administration Amendment Act, is threatening the autonomy of universities. More importantly, it is silencing the pleas of students during a…
Supreme Court recognizes threat of global warming
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled on March 25 in a 6-3 majority decision that the federal governmentâs carbon tax is within the legal scope…
WE Charity facing Parliament, public image challenges
Craig and Marc Kielburger â co-founders of the scandal-ridden WE Charity â have finally agreed to testify before a House of Commons ethics committee. The…
Regulate Facebook, but not with a link tax
Facebook, without a doubt, creates problems in the world today, and it may take substantial regulation to fix them. In Myanmar, Facebook was used by…
Canadian economy faces single greatest annual drop in real GDP since data started being collected in 1961
Statistics Canada has released the quarter four data on the Canadian economy for 2020, giving an overall picture of how the country performed throughout 2020…
International students to receive vaccinations on schedule with their domestic counterparts
International students will be vaccinated for COVID-19 on the same timeline as domestic students, according to a spokesperson for University of Manitoba. âWe donât expect…
Recent minimum sentence reform inadequate
On the morning of Feb. 18, Attorney General David Lametti introduced Bill C-22 into the House of Commons. Bill C-22 will amend the Criminal Code…
Alberta government funding conspiracy-fuelled research
The process of investigating the public inquiry into anti-Alberta energy campaigns feels like a Whereâs Waldo crossed with a traffic accident. It takes some effort…