One of the architects of the 2012 attack at a US embassy in Benghazi, Libya, has been arrested and will be brought to justice, Trump administration officials announced Friday
For months, the Liberals have claimed their plan to introduce the UN's 30×30 marine protection framework would result in no mass fishing closures off the coast of BC
Multiple trucking companies tied to the illegal alien driver are now under intense scrutiny for allegedly swapping DOT numbers and company names to dodge inspections and enforcement
"There’s a book that’s sitting in your house somewhere that could use some dusting off. There’s a man who died for all our sins hanging from the cross. You can give your life to Jesus, and he’ll give you a second chance"
While the government discusses the new Bill C-19 (Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit, Lantsman highlights the shocking reality of 41% price hikes on everyday essentials like peppers and 39% for lettuce)
Sec of War Hegseth demoted retired Navy Captain Mark Kelly's rank and slashed his pension - consequences for pushing troops to defy lawful orders from the president
A First Nation on British Columbia's central coast is asserting ownership over privately held lands, basing its legal challenge on a landmark ruling from last summer's B.C. Supreme Court decision
Here’s why that’s not true. At committee this week, the minister defended the government’s $240 million AI funding decision by stating that the intellectual property created by Cohere “stays in Canada”
Will go now elsewhere to hear what they want to hear. Governments shouldn’t be allowed to live in an echo chamber. Just listen to this heavily biased segment & talking points from Cochrane who recently stopped using X
The Horne Smelter in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec—Canada's only copper smelter and the largest processor of metals from electronic scrap in North America—may shut down in 2027 because of Canada's insane environmental policies
In acknowledging that only one company currently manufactures EVs in Canada, Minister Joly confirms why her subsidies are more likely to benefit foreign-made vehicles instead of domestic production