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🟢 Critical infrastructure shook by global cyberattacks
Hackers have conducted sophisticated cyberattacks on critical infrastructure around the world, targeting banks, grocery stores and even the supplies of…
US-Canada trade group pushes for free trade talks after US midterms
A U.S.-Canada trade association is calling on the Canadian government to press for “free and fair trade” between the two countries again after…
 • Clayton DeMaine
AI cyberattacks target banks worldwide
A series of cyberattacks and attempted intrusions has rocked financial institutions and related organizations across several countries over the last…
 • Alexa Posa
Cyber attacks continue, blood banks targeted in France
After a wave of cyberattacks targeting both grocery refrigeration and banking systems worldwide, the latest attack attempted to boil blood reserves at…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Canada’s public health boss can’t say what a woman is
Canada’s public health chief struggled to explain the difference between a “pregnant person” and a “pregnant woman” when questioned by a Conservative…
 • Alex Dhaliwal
Ottawa gives China trade group $149K after EV deal and secret pact
The funding follows Carney’s controversial China EV deal and a secret RCMP policing agreement that Ottawa has refused to release details on.
 • Alex Dhaliwal
Ottawa takes first steps to address men’s health crisis
A federal report outlines pressures facing men and boys, with a national strategy expected in early 2027.
 • Melanie Bennet
Governments around the world are preparing citizens for global crisis
Governments around the world are advising their citizens to stock up and be prepared for a major global crisis as NATO assesses an escalated threat from…
 • Clayton DeMaine
TORONTO: One in eight children rely on food banks as parents give up meals
Two-thirds of parents surveyed said they gave up food so their children could eat, according to a new report.
 • Melanie Bennet
Op-Ed: Ottawa’s $162-million-a-day debt bill—Where’s the accountability?
Federal debt charges are projected to exceed Ottawa’s main healthcare transfer this year. Yet new government research suggests many Canadians don’t…
 • Ty Sylvester
🟢 Canadian Armed Forces mobilized
The Canadian Armed Forces have been sent to the Russian border, within range of drone strikes, to create a bulwark against a future invasion in Latvia…
Op-Ed: Alberta’s health care could hit nearly 50% of total government spending
Immediate transformational changes are needed in Alberta for a more effective, efficient and patient-centred health care system.
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