Why did Justin Ling swear off appearing on Canadaland ever again? And did Jesse Brown force Noor to work when she was sick?

Is it time to decouple Canadian news from the US news cycle? Canadian media has been breathlessly covering Trump, Epstein, Stephen Colbert, and The Wall Street Journal, but all this reporting doesn’t ...

A 230km all-season road and deep water port could be one of Carney’s first major “nation-building projects.” Is everyone on board? The Grays Bay Port and Road would connect the Northwest Territories ...

What the hell happened in the elections media room on Thursday night? Complaints of Rebel Media hogging question period after Wednesday’s French-language leaders debate led to chaos just minutes ...

In 2016, Food Banks Canada — which, as its name suggests, is the national body representing Canada’s food banks — presented an Award of Excellence to Walmart Canada. The famously low-paying, ...

A new wave of alternative political media operations has been growing in Canada over the last few years, and these sites and groups will be looking to sway voters in the lead-up to the federal ...

A reclusive religious sect, which has faced controversy abroad, is now being investigated by RCMP for allegations of historical sexual abuse in Saskatchewan. Several Canadian former members of the ...

Law professor Julie Macfarlane wants legislation to limit the use of nondisclosure agreements as an all-purpose muzzle ...

If you’re having trouble keeping track of the many ways the federal government is subsidizing selected news organizations, you can be forgiven. There are plenty of them, and the number keeps growing.

Campus protests have migrated to Canada and McGill is asking the cops for help. Why calling in the cops is the wrong approach, despite what’s being said (and chanted) at these protests. Justin Trudeau ...

Publications such as Maclean’s, The Logic, select Postmedia and Black Press papers, Daily Hive, and The Epoch Times benefited from emergency funding the Trudeau government has provided during the ...

“Listen up y’all. Let’s get one thing clear,” raps the large man dressed as Ontario’s premier, in a tightly-fitted red dress, pearls, glasses, and grey curly wig. “I’m Kathleen Chin, I run the racket ...