In this age of disinformation, how can universities embed critical thinking skills in their local communities? A face-to-face workshop could be the answer

The killing of 15-year-old Montreal boy Nooran Rezayi by Longueuil police on Sept. 21 was part of a series of completely avoidable tragedies.

A Republican attack on a core provision of the Voting Rights Act that's designed to protect racial minorities comes to the Supreme Court this week, more than a decade after the justices knocked out another pillar of the 60-year-old law.

US President Donald Trump has for years made it clear that he wants to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. After returning to office in January, he stepped up his campaign with aggressive lobbying both in public and behind closed doors.

Between November 2021 and September 2025, Rajko Dodic missed more 1 in 11 council meetings, more than any other member of council, but less than Joe Mauro missed in the previous term.

Grocery store executive talks about the company’s U.S. expansion and being honest about uncertainty

The executives of two oil companies warned this week that tariffs resulting from the U.S. administration's trade policies were driving up costs across the energy production chain and affecting investment decisions.

New policy has huge implications and could lead to fewer doctors practising in Ontario

MAGA’s Project 2025 has become a blueprint for undermining Canada’s schools in the name of profit and privilege.

University of Lethbridge students recently organized a candidates’ forum in anticipation of the October 20th municipal election. Nearly every council candidate and three mayoral candidates attended…

Where did the tradition come from?

The political svengali and investor has been giving lectures on ‘an evil king or tyrant … who appears in the end times’

One of the five British Cavalry horses that made headlines when they broke away from their trainers and galloped thorough the streets of London last year has been retired to the country without ever returning to active service.

Jeffrey Rath represents the Alberta Prosperity Project and was reprimanded on Friday for his role in a near-decade old legal case.

YouTube video by the fifth estate

Nigerian-American author tells Cheltenham literature festival audience having boys made her ‘worry more’ Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has said she is terrified that her young boys will “join the manosphere”. Speaking at Cheltenham literature festival on Saturday, the Nigerian-American author of works including Americanah told an audience that having two boys has made her “worry more” about men and boys. Continue reading...