Author name: Riley Thorne

In the shadowy world of intelligence and security, oversight is the thin line that separates a robust national defense from the overreach of state power. So, when Canada’s independent spy watchdog abruptly cancels a major review of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), it’s not just a bureaucratic hiccup—it’s a potential alarm bell for democratic […]

For millions of Canadians, Tim Hortons is more than a coffee shop; it’s a daily ritual and a cultural icon. But behind the familiar red and brown signage, a pressing business reality is brewing: a severe and persistent labour shortage. Newly released documents reveal the extent to which the parent company of this national chain,

A significant political and legal debate is intensifying in Canada, centered on a contentious clause in the Criminal Code that provides a unique defense for hate speech when it is based on religious texts. The Bloc Québécois is spearheading a push to repeal this provision, arguing it creates a dangerous loophole that shields the promotion

The political landscape in British Columbia was jolted this week as the BC Conservative Party voted to remove its leader, John Rustad, in a stunning internal revolt. This dramatic shakeup, unfolding just months before a pivotal provincial election, throws the party’s future into uncertainty and signals a fierce internal battle over its direction and messaging.

A quiet but profound constitutional clash is unfolding in Canada’s courtrooms, pitting the nation’s federally appointed judges against the very government they serve. At the heart of the dispute is a significant salary increase—roughly $28,000—that was recommended by an independent commission but ultimately rejected by the federal cabinet. This decision has prompted an unprecedented lawsuit,

In a rare and significant legal confrontation, Canada’s federally appointed judges have taken the extraordinary step of suing the federal government. The core of the dispute? The government’s rejection of a recommended salary increase, a decision that has ignited a fierce debate over judicial independence, compensation, and the very process designed to keep politics out

In a stunning political development, the British Columbia Conservative Party has abruptly removed John Rustad as its leader. The internal coup, confirmed by party officials, marks a dramatic and unexpected shift for the party just months before a pivotal provincial election. This move throws the BC Conservatives—who have been polling as a significant force—into immediate

In a moment that perfectly blended sports, diplomacy, and national pride, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined a high-profile celebration in Washington, D.C., marking a historic victory far from the soccer pitch. The event, co-hosted by former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney, wasn’t for a recent match, but for Canada’s successful bid to co-host the

In the charged arena of Canadian politics, a critical debate over the balance between religious freedom and protection from hate speech has hit a significant roadblock. Accusations are flying in Ottawa that the governing Liberal Party is deliberately stalling parliamentary progress on a bill aimed at removing religious defences from the country’s hate speech laws.

The relationship between Armenia and Canada, two nations connected by a vibrant diaspora and shared democratic values, is entering a period of significant growth. Recent high-level diplomatic engagements signal a mutual desire to elevate the partnership beyond traditional ties, focusing on enhanced political dialogue, economic cooperation, and collaborative efforts on global challenges. This strengthening bond