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The appeal board says although Dr. Theresa Szezepaniak has the right to refuse the shot, it doesn’t mean she is 'immune from the consequences of her decision'

The 5,000-page report detailed how the COVID-19 response by the government was vastly irresponsible, unscientific, and against basic human rights

The former CNN anchor made the comment this week

"Pandering is not a victimless crime, as the demand for prostitution drives the sex trafficking market"

Rupa Subramanya shared examples including Ottawa’s push for the ‘diversity, equity, and inclusion’ ideology and suppression of the Freedom Convoy

Parliament unanimously adopted a motion by Bloc Québécois MP Alain Therrien that says Christmas is a tradition celebrated in Canada

The U.S. has said it wants to establish a unified approach for a minimum tax level that would prevent multinational companies from exploiting tax rules

Texas attorney general says Pfizer gave false impression of vaccine's efficacy

Eighty percent of respondents also said regulations should be put in place to require merchants to accept cash as a form of payment

A new report shows that electric vehicles are less reliable than their gas-powered counterparts

Heavy emissions reduction targets put such pressure on Dutch farmers, it resulted in one suicide every 14 days

One Liberal MP says it's important to maintain confidentiality in order to continue to attract foreign direct investment

It remains to be seen how far the province can go while keeping its response under the sovereignty act within "the extent legally permissible," as it aims to do

China's top health body urged hospitals nationwide to extend service hours and set up more clinics amid the recent increase in infections

The report claims that the Canadian health-care system perpetuates 'structural violence' on marginalized people

Newly-Formed Canada-EU Digital Partnership to Promote Digital ID, Counter Disinformation

A statement from the Prime Minister’s Office says the partnership is about 'harnessing the power of the digital space while protecting citizens'

'Anti-racism' is being taught to school children across Canada, and some parents have told The Epoch Times their children have come home distraught

Both the original petitioners and President Trump have appealed the case

The report says Canada’s 'identity as a settler colonial state' is a chief reason for its 'religious intolerance'

Texas attorney general accuses Pfizer of fraud

Central bank digital currencies can push the world away from depending on the U.S. dollar, the organization said

Yale University study focused on people with self-reported symptoms

"At the same time, we have to look for constructive ways to engage in the global economy, and China remains an important player"

The bill introduced in the legislature on Nov. 16 would also protect Crown corporation SaskEnergy from any legal consequences of not remitting the carbon tax

The results of the StatCan survey are based on data collected from 20,000 Canadian households. One member aged 15 or older was selected to participate from each household

Tuberculosis, caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis, has reclaimed its spot as the deadliest infectious disease

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says the federal carbon tax is increasing food costs at a time Canadians are struggling to afford basic necessities

Garry Clement says the involved leaders should have heeded intelligence warnings and applied 'common sense' before dealing with the former CCP official

The analysis delves into whether 'safer supply' drugs have been diverted to youth instead of drug addicts to whom they are prescribed