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The Mental Health and Addictions Minister also announced an additional $4-million which would go towards projects tackling drug use in Ottawa, amid concern about the growing problem of substance abuse and homelessness in the nation’s capital

New survey data is projecting that fewer Albertans will be rolling up their sleeves for immunizations this fall, suggesting that "vaccine fatigue" is stronger than ever in the province.

Opposition Leader David Brazil says a recent Abacus Data poll that shows 77 per cent of Newfoundlanders and La...

Recent seizures of contraband cigarettes and a sharp decline in tobacco tax revenue suggest Saskatchewan is not immune from a growing illegal tobacco problem in western Canada, one that demands immediate government attention.

Sadly, nothing changed in the way the Canadian PM conducted himself even after his disastrous maiden India visit. Under his nose, Khalistani separatists have continued their anti-India activities rather openly

If we’re to remain the most welcoming country in the world, our political leaders must do a much better job securing the social license needed to maintain high immigration levels

If scrambling to secure stable employment and chipping away at student loans weren’t stressful enough post-graduation, now some graduates say that their debt is a major barrier to buying a home one day. 

A column by Bruce Uzelman

A column by Bruce Uzelman

A column by Bruce Uzelman