Canada

Canadian researchers are being asked politically charged questions when trying to secure U.S. grants

Canadian scholars are facing a new challenge when applying for grants issued by U.S. government bodies. A questionnaire is being…

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N.L. schools ordered to destroy new books containing ‘inaccurate information’ on Indigenous people

Newfoundland and Labrador’s Department of Education recently made headlines after ordering its schools to dispose of thousands of books that…

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Who’s protecting the ‘beautiful, happy children’ growing up online in influencer videos?

The rise of mommy bloggers, family vloggers, and kid-fluencers has taken the parenting world by storm in recent years. These…

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Fake election news ads are luring people into investment schemes. We got some taken down

Fake news articles promoting sketchy investment schemes are flooding social media platforms, taking advantage of recent political developments and events.…

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Over 2,000 Scottish historical letters were stolen. They were found in Canada

Over two thousand Scottish historical letters have finally been returned to their rightful home at the National Records of Scotland…

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U.S. auto tariffs may be less severe than initially thought, says Doug Ford

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has received some reassuring news from U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick regarding the impending auto tariffs…

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Quebec senior found living in squalor had been under ex’s control for decades, police say

A heartbreaking situation unfolded in Quebec’s Eastern Townships when a 78-year-old woman was discovered living in deplorable conditions in her…

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Canada’s most wanted fugitive arrested in Italy

The notorious leader of the Blood Family Mafia (BFM), Dave “Pik” Turmel, has finally been apprehended in Italy after being…

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Saskatchewan government to eliminate industrial carbon tax on April 1

Premier Scott Moe Halts Saskatchewan’s Industrial Carbon Tax Premier Scott Moe of Saskatchewan has announced a pause on the province’s…

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Yale professor moving to U of T due to ‘far-right’ Trump administration’s pressure on universities

A renowned Yale University professor, Jason Stanley, has made the decision to leave the United States and accept a position…

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