News Analysis

With over 1.3 million work permits set to expire by the end of 2026, Ontario is flooding the system with invitations while temporary foreign workers protest and interrupt Doug Ford’s press conferences.

The government wants to make cigarettes illegal for life for young Canadians, yet cannabis keeps growing into a massive legal business complete with university programs and fat profits.

As Ottawa slashes nearly $100 million more in 2026-27, the disappointing employment and wage data tell a troubling story.

Hundreds rally in more than 50 cities demanding an end to student aid slashes, hospital underfunding, and new secrecy laws shielding the premier’s records.

Doug Ford style: talk tough about accountability while quietly pulling up the drawbridge.

From immigration boom to billion-dollar deals: Brookfield wins again.

Ontario Premier dodges accountability as public demands he personally cover the losses.

How TFWP quietly rewired the entire trucking business model.

How policy leniency and lost opportunities fueled Canada’s drug crisis.

When international tuition paid the bills… until it didn’t.

Canada’s broken asylum game and the government’s pathetic lack of action on fake claimants.

Prices are falling, but real affordability remains out of reach for most families

The Erosion of Canadian Democracy: Floor Crossing Signals One Party Rule.

Bill 26 promises to crush shady bosses and fake credentials 

How Ontario MPPs reward themselves in a failing bureaucracy.

Public space belongs to all Canadians, not just loud faith groups.

$17,572 grocery bills and 51.6% housing burden prove he’s completely detached.

As Canadian families face nearly $1,000 higher grocery bills and record food insecurity, Ottawa funnels millions to Ukraine amid deepening corruption scandals that have shattered President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s credibility across Europe.

Violent threats and shootings are skyrocketing as criminals target shops, restaurants, and construction firms. Hey, if you know people in

Carney criticizes the Lebanon invasion and recognizes Palestine first — so why does Israel still have his quiet backing?

Unemployment at 6.7 percent and Canada still floods the market with low-wage workers.