Stay informed with breaking stories, politics, and local developments from across Canada. Covering provinces, regions, and communities, this category gives you a clear look at what’s shaping Canadian society today.
Big Pharma has turned health into a business model — not about curing, but maintaining. From weight loss injections to lifelong prescriptions, the medical industry has found a way to make wellness a subscription plan. But as more people wake up, a quiet rebellion of self-reliance is beginning to grow.
Health Canada’s quiet approval of cloned meat without labeling raises big questions about transparency, ethics, and consumer choice. Could cloned beef already be on your plate without you knowing it?
Canada’s slow decline isn’t random — it’s the result of failed leadership and unchecked illegal immigration. This silent invasion no one voted for is reshaping communities, straining systems, and eroding the nation’s core identity.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s private apology to Donald Trump over an anti-tariff ad has stirred a national debate in Canada about diplomacy, pride, and political backbone. Was it smart strategy or a sign of weakness? This piece explores the strange mix of apology, optics, and old-school power politics.
Food bank usage in Canada is skyrocketing, with Toronto alone up 340% since 2019. This article explores the causes, human impact, and urgent need for solutions to the growing food insecurity crisis. Real lives are at stake, and society can no longer ignore it.
A 60-year-old American couple crossed into Canada in October 2025 to reassess their future amid fears of Trump-era authoritarianism. The viral video sparked debates online, highlighting political anxieties, U.S. migration trends, and contrasting perspectives on freedom.
A casual deep dive into Trump imposing new tariffs on Canada after calling a Canadian anti-tariff ad “fraudulent.” This article explores how a political commercial sparked rising tensions, stalled trade talks, and added even more pressure to US-Canada economic relations.
Life after 65 with fixed low income feels like a moving target lately. Prices rise, but income barely budges, leaving lots of older adults trying to stretch every dollar just to stay afloat. Groceries, utilities, rent… everything seems to grow except the bank balance. Many seniors thought retirement would mean relaxation, not math equations in…
Canada is being quietly sold off piece by piece — from farmland and housing to critical minerals and major industries. Foreign corporations are gaining control over the country’s most valuable assets while Canadians struggle to stay afloat. This article exposes the urgent and alarming truth behind the Canada foreign ownership crisis, revealing who’s really buying our nation — and what it means for the future of sovereignty in the True North.