Neta Heiman Mina: The UNRWA teacher who held my mother hostage is being paid, in part, by Canada
It emerged that my mother was not the only hostage who had been kidnapped or held captive by UNRWA employees, but the ties ...
Avi Benlolo: Canada's immoral abstention on the UN's latest anti-Israel vote
On October 7, Israel was attacked in an unprecedented massacre by Hamas terrorists. Under international law, specifically ...
Most government departments didn't try to identify staff who illegally used CERB, data show
According to data tabled in the House of Commons Monday, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Employment and Social ...
Ivison: Poilievre won’t axe all of the carbon tax, ex-Harper adviser says
This week, John Ivison is joined by veteran economist and strategist Ken Boessenkool, who was a senior adviser to Stephen ...
Amy Hamm: Eby can't escape his many 'harm reduction' failures
Eby must admit that he is now playing for the opposite team for one of three reasons: it was a wanton choice, devoid of ...
Rick Ekstein: Canada's military families are reaching their breaking point
Rick Ekstein and his wife, Lillian, are founders of the Together We Stand Foundation. You must be logged in to join the ...
Jamie Sarkonak: Liberal language police come for the 'able-bodied'
Don’t say “person with special needs”; say “person who requires supports.” Don’t say “non-verbal”; say “person who does not ...
Former NORAD chief questions Canada's 'urgency' on Arctic defence
An updated defence policy the Liberals released in the spring, along with promises to buy new fighter jets and submarines, is the right idea, but must actually be implemented, said retired U.S. Gen.