Here’s What Canada’s Grocery Giants Are Telling Their Shareholders While Prices Soar
Shoppers at a Loblaws in Toronto were stunned to see a packet of five chicken breasts priced at $37.
Alex Cosh
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Canada Follows U.S. Lead, Quits Recognizing Juan Guaidó as Venezuela’s ‘Interim President’
Venezuela's National Assembly voted to remove Guaidó, who had been attempting to seize power by force in multiple botched coup attempts since 2019.
Year Begins With Healthcare As Leading Issue of Concern Among Canadian Voters
Data from Nanos shows that 18.3 per cent of Canadians ranked healthcare as their leading issue of concern, up 1.5 per cent from the beginning of December.
Canada Welcomes Israel’s New Government Despite Internal Warnings of Far-Right Extremism
Israel’s new government includes openly racist far-right figures and supporters of terrorism.
Permanent Residents Can Now Join The Canadian Army. They Still Can’t Vote
DND announced on Dec. 5 that permanent residents are now “welcome to apply to enroll in the Canadian Armed Forces.”
Podcast: The Real Purpose Behind Danielle Smith's Alberta Sovereignty Act
We spoke with Alberta politics writer David Climenhaga about why Premier Danielle Smith pushed ahead with the so-called Sovereignty Act.
Canada Exported $93.2 Million in Armoured Vehicles to Saudi Arabia in October
Fifty-eight percent of all Canada’s armoured vehicle exports went to Saudi Arabia in October.
Podcast: Reflections on The 'Rules-Based International Order'
We spoke with Maple contributor Jeremy Appel about his reporting on the Halifax International Security Forum (HFX) that took place last month.
Canada Feared Requests for Equal Treatment When Crafting Ukrainian Refugee Policy
An immigration lawyer said the way Canada has treated Ukrainians should be viewed as a “model” for how to handle refugees fleeing all international crisis situations.