Criticism of the Carbon Tax: A Misguided Approach The federal carbon tax, introduced in 2019, remains a relatively recent addition to Canada’s policy landscape. With […]
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Bill C-63 The Online Harms Act.
The Liberal government’s initiatives to combat hate speech and hateful behavior have prompted concern among experts who question whether Ottawa’s proposed legislation, initially designed to […]
Doug Ford justifies the selection of a lobbyist for a gun manufacturer to serve on the committee responsible for judge selection.
The official opposition in Ontario urges the Doug Ford government to retract appointments to a committee tasked with judge recommendations upon discovering the appointees also […]
Liberals are poised to reveal a bill addressing online harms. Here’s what you should be aware of.
The federal government is finally introducing its much-anticipated online harms legislation, following the failure of its previous efforts amid the 2021 federal election. While the […]
Cameron Ortis, a former RCMP official found guilty of leaking secrets, is set to receive his sentencing.
Former RCMP intelligence official Cameron Ortis, convicted last year for leaking secret information to police targets, awaits sentencing today from an Ontario Superior Court judge. […]
Parliament Expended Almost $600,000 on Lavish Hotel Accommodations Left Vacant
Parliament allocated nearly $600,000 towards luxury hotel accommodations that remained unused during a conference hosting European parliamentarians. This occurred despite nearly half of the expected […]
Federal Government Commits Increased Funding to Alleviate Refugee Housing Crisis.
The Canadian Government Increases Funding to Accommodate Growing Number of Asylum Seekers. In an announcement on Wednesday, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Marc Miller […]