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A Toronto-based charity says it is “outraged” after an act of vandalism and theft put seven of its trucks out of service over the Thanksgiving weekend. Non-profit Second Harvest says intruders broke into its truck yard, damaged the exhaust systems on seven food rescue vehicles, and made off with the catalytic converters from each truck. […]
The move follows similar cuts for solar products and batteries—the industries at the center of foreign complaints about Chinese overcapacity.
The leaders of the two major parties running in British Columbia’s election pitched business leaders with infrastructure commitments, including a new shipyard and promises of tax cuts. NDP Leader David Eby and Conservative interim leader Lorne Doerkson appeared at a Greater Vancouver Board of Trade event on Tuesday along with Green Leader Emily Lowan to speak for 10 minutes each and then take pre-selected questions in advance of the Oct. 24 election. Eby says his party would build a new shipyard in partnership with the federal government, so new B.C. ferries and other vessels, such as icebreakers, can be built in British Columbia.
Huang Qifan, former mayor of Chongqing, was probed for alleged corruption.
The U.S. military carried out a major bombing operation against the Houthis in 2025 under President Donald Trump's administration.
Treasury officials said the company has failed to mitigate and report national security risks, including Chinese money laundering networks.
Taiwan's foreign minister urged Europe to reduce reliance on Chinese manufacturing, citing semiconductor investments and a planned technology park in Poland.
Doctors diagnosed him with 'lung adenocarcinoma,' a common type of non-small cell lung cancer.
The federal labour board has awarded $5,000 to a Christian employee placed on unpaid leave after being denied a religious exemption from the COVID-19 vaccine policy. Michelle Tati, a passport clerk with Employment and Social Development Canada, was on unpaid leave from Feb. 16, 2022, to June 20, 2022, after the department rejected her request […]
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to attend two “Forever Canadian” rallies in Alberta this week, just days before the province’s referendum. Albertans will vote on the prospect of a future separation referendum, along with nine other questions involving constitutional and immigration issues, on Oct. 19. The “Forever Canadian” campaign, launched by Alberta’s former deputy […]
Canada has joined three Western allies in expressing disappointment regarding the Palestinian president’s move to postpone elections for nearly a year, and is calling on him to reconsider his decision. Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, France, and Portugal recognized Palestinian statehood in September 2025, saying the move was intended to revive hopes for peace between [...]
Commentary On June 27, 2021, Harry Cope brutally attacked Brittany Sack, his common law partner, on Cunard Street in Halifax, Nova Scotia. A video recording documented a vicious, prolonged beating, during which Cope repeatedly punched and kicked Sack. Police officers found Sack lying on the ground with severe injuries to the left side of her […]
Canada should never become a country where assisted death is more accessible than the care necessary to continue living.
Canada’s Wonderland closed two of its roller coasters on Oct. 12 following a fatal accident on a similar ride at an amusement park in the United States earlier that day. A spokesperson for Canada’s Wonderland said the Leviathan and Behemoth coasters at its amusement park in Vaughan, Ont., were closed “out of an abundance of caution,” after a man fell to his death from a Six Flags roller coaster in Georgia. “We have temporarily closed similar attractions across our parks. The safety of our guests and team members is our highest priority,” spokesperson Grace Peacock told The Epoch Times in an Oct. 13 statement.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre headed to the United States on Oct. 13 to promote tariff-free trade in the auto sector, meeting with industry stakeholders and making media appearances. Poilievre told an Oct. 13 press conference that he and members of the Conservative caucus from the Windsor area are meeting with officials from a General Motors plant in Detroit as well as representatives from a Ford plant in nearby Dearborn, Mich. Poilievre also met with members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers during the trip. In an interview with CNN, he said by “knocking down the tariff barriers between our two countries, we could make these vehicles more affordably.”
It comes as U.S. President Donald Trump said he spoke with the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia amid Houthi attacks.
Washington’s criticism followed Beijing’s announcement of sanctions against ministers from Paraguay and Belize.
The Ottawa-based defence company Dominion Dynamics is partnering with Ukrainian robotics company Tencore to start building its ground-based drone vehicles in Canada as early as next year. The two companies signed a memorandum of understanding at a defence conference in Washington, D.C., today which outlines their plans to manufacture Tencore’s Termit drone in Canada and install Dominion’s software in the vehicles.
The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency said that Moscow remained the ‘No .1 aggressor’ but Tehran had begun attempting to hit ‘harder targets.’
The fund also warned that rising sovereign debt, higher bond yields, and cyberattacks pose threats to global financial stability.
