Topic
‘Unfree’ Hong Kong people should be grateful their police still respond to their complaints and calls, while keeping their streets safe.
Decline and fall of social democracy in the UK and Canada has a lot to do with shrinking medical services and worsening outcomes for the people.
As Ottawa seeks to reach settlement with men released on same day as Meng Wanzhou, it appears Beijing may have been the most candid in affair.
Activist’s decision to not return to Hong Kong to face trial over national security law violations is a deplorable breach of trust that could impact others, but her claims of being frogmarched to Shenzhen to learn of China’s achievements must be clarified.
Apart from being unpopular among voters at home, the Canadian prime minister is also being humiliated abroad by China, India and Israel.
In a Gallup poll released on Monday, 41 per cent of respondents said China when asked to name one country they considered to be their nation’s ‘greatest enemy today’.
Opponents of the rule banning public sector employees from wearing religious items at work plan to take their fight to the Supreme Court after a judge refused to quash the law.
Trudeau said his premiership was ‘super tough’ and made him think about quitting.
Italian regulators have fined TikTok nearly US$11 million for failing to protect children, while the Canadian government is reviewing TikTok’s expansion plan for national security risks.
The US operation was the latest sign of Haiti’s troubles as gang violence threatens to bring down the government.
The two nations were among those who had suspended aid to the UN agency for Palestinian refugees after claims that some staff were involved in the October 7 attack by Hamas.
Six people, including a mother and four children were killed, but the father survived and is in hospital.
Ottawa reached a settlement with Canadian Michael Spavor, who was jailed in China for nearly three years and claimed he had been unwittingly used for intelligence gathering.
Sanctions target ‘senior officials and high-ranking employees of Russia’s prosecution, judicial and correctional services’.
Brian Mulroney made his political mark in the 1980s with the signing of a groundbreaking free trade agreement with the United States that later expanded to include Mexico.
Xiangguo Qiu and her husband, Keding Cheng, were escorted out of the National Microbiology Lab in Winnipeg before being sacked.
Canada tightened foreign investment rules for the critical minerals sector, and forced three Chinese investors to sell their stakes in Canadian critical mineral companies in 2022.
Structural change in fiscal reserves suggests government more likely to dip into Future Fund earlier than expected, economists say.
Jamaican-Chinese Canadian chef Craig Wong explains the inspiration behind his unusual fusion restaurant, Patois in Toronto, Canada, where jerk chicken chow mein is a signature dish.
The ruling against Nathaniel Veltman, 23, is the first in the country a to make a link between white supremacy and terrorism in a murder case.
Canadian city of Richmond in spotlight after woman filmed telling Asian man to ‘go back to Hong Kong’ during angry exchange at local council meeting.
A peacekeeper in Iraq, a would-be basketball player in Canada – Son Suk-ku was a late bloomer. His acting career took off after Netflix’s Sense8, and he’s back on Netflix in A Killer Paradox.
While human rights mattered in both cases, they played second fiddle to strategic interests and ‘pragmatic diplomacy’ of each nation.
The journey of Ho Yuen, a cha chaan teng, or tea cafe, that began life in a Kowloon district, has gone from Hong Kong to Canada to Hong Kong – and back to Canada again. Its second-generation owner explains.
The US secretary of state also named Wall Street Journal correspondent Evan Gershkovich, who was arrested in March and accused of spying.
World’s second-largest economy also saw its share of American imports decline to 13.9 per cent in 2023, its lowest level in 20 years.
Ma Yansong is arguably China’s most globally prominent architect, with his studio, MAD Architects, behind many eye-catching projects. A new Hong Kong exhibition gives insight into several of them.
Measure is aimed at addressing worries about Canadians being priced out of housing markets in cities and towns across the country.
The US, Mexico and Canada are co-hosting the football World Cup, which will expand from 32 participants to 48 for the first time and feature 104 total matches.
Post-secondary institutions will be allowed to apply for private university titles and UAS status at the same time.
Such a national approach to the artificial intelligence boom stands to drive an expansion of data centres that would need Nvidia’s know-how and hardware.