Israel’s politicians warn about Russian, Iranian and Chinese interference. But allegations involving Western funding of Israeli media and NGOs raise another question: Who is really shaping the country’s political debate?
Trump signals more military strikes against Iran as Tehran warns of retaliation. With the Strait of Hormuz under threat and tensions rising across the Middle East, the world faces another dangerous escalation with potentially serious consequences for Canada and global energy markets.
Weight-loss drugs are fueling a nearly $58 billion global protein food market, and corporations are racing to cash in. From protein-infused water to fortified snacks, a new nutritional gold rush is transforming grocery shelves. But are Canadians buying better health—or simply paying more for clever marketing?
A Russian tanker loaded with 40,000 tons of diesel is heading toward New York following Trump’s agreement with Putin. As American fuel prices soar and midterm elections approach, Washington’s reversal on Russian energy raises uncomfortable questions about sanctions, political priorities and who really benefits
Israel’s politicians warn about Russian, Iranian and Chinese interference. But allegations involving Western funding of Israeli media and NGOs raise another question: Who is really shaping the country’s political debate?
Trump signals more military strikes against Iran as Tehran warns of retaliation. With the Strait of Hormuz under threat and tensions rising across the Middle East, the world faces another dangerous escalation with potentially serious consequences for Canada and global energy markets.
Weight-loss drugs are fueling a nearly $58 billion global protein food market, and corporations are racing to cash in. From protein-infused water to fortified snacks, a new nutritional gold rush is transforming grocery shelves. But are Canadians buying better health—or simply paying more for clever marketing?
A Russian tanker loaded with 40,000 tons of diesel is heading toward New York following Trump’s agreement with Putin. As American fuel prices soar and midterm elections approach, Washington’s reversal on Russian energy raises uncomfortable questions about sanctions, political priorities and who really benefits
Mortgage rates have fallen to 7.32%, but the American dream remains out of reach for millions. As housing costs soar and families struggle to survive, owning even a modest home is becoming a luxury. Who can still afford the American dream?
Left versus right. Liberal versus conservative. While neighbours fight over politics, the problems remain. Who benefits from keeping the public divided?
The US and Israel are reportedly preparing new military options against Iran as Tehran warns of retaliation. With energy infrastructure and regional stability at risk, the next confrontation could have consequences far beyond the Middle East.
