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The Department of Canadian heritage is paying news outlets to write stories on climate change through taxpayer-funed subsidies, which are in the millions.
High up military officials are urging the government not to allow the Chinese company a role in Canada’s 5G networks due to a national security threat.
Omar Khadr made his first public speaking appearance yesterday in Halifax on a panel discussing child soldiers.
The Conservative Party of Canada needs to be more inclusive towards new Canadians, many of whom are naturally a good fit for the party’s core values.
One Vancouver Island man was arrested yesterday as residents teared down a blockade that was stopping access to a highway.
Damning footage of billionaire Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg surfaced tonight, detailing the former New York mayor’s racial hypocrisy.
Joaquin Phoenix received his first Oscar for best actor in the Joker. His acceptance speech seemed to stand out above the rest.
CBC’s Nahlah Ayed is no longer going to moderate a discussion at Dalhousie University in Halifax that includes Omar Khadr as a guest speaker.
Playwright Yolanda Bonnell is a two-spirit, Ojibwe/South Asian performer who has written a new play that she requested on CBC that white people not review.
Cannabis loungers or weed cafes are potentially going to be opening up in Ontario as the province continues to push for a more open cannabis market.
Anti-pipeline protestors have taken over the office of the Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations, Carolyn Bennett in downtown Toronto.
Greenpeace co-founder, Patrick Moore, has been de-platformed from a sustainability conference at the Queensbury Convention Centre in Regina.
Police have arrested 33 anti-pipeline protestors who had blockaded the Port of Vancouver over the development of a pipeline in Northern British Columbia.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that the government is going through a process to determine whether the Teck Frontier Mine is in the national interest.
Natalie Portman’s protest for women directors who weren’t nominated for an Academy Award this year was in gold embroidery on her very expensive dress.