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1,000 Unexplained Sights: UAP Reporting in Canada
The Chief Science Advisor exposes the chaos of UAP reporting in Canada. Discover why securing our national airspace demands new oversight.
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The $250,000 Gold Withdrawal That Almost Broke Canada
In August 1914, a secret midnight meeting, a daring bluff, and a deliberate violation of the law stopped a national catastrophe before the first soldier…
Mar 13
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The Grid at Gunpoint: How a Secret Dictator Seized Niagara Falls
In 1917, the lights died across Ontario so the British Navy could live. One man had to break international law to keep the furnaces burning.
Mar 12
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Canada Sanctions 100 Russia Shadow Fleet Tankers
Fresh Canada Russia sanctions in blacklist 21 individuals and 53 AI, drone and energy entities, add 100 shadow fleet vessels, and slash the oil price…
Mar 11
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Canada’s High-Speed Rail Revolution Faces Mirabel Test
Senate National Finance Committee testimony on the Alto project and Bill C-15 highlights the high stakes for communities and the economy in delivering…
Mar 11
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February 2026 Standing Committee Evidence Exposes Arctic and Cyber Threats
From CSIS warnings on foreign espionage in the North to clause-by-clause battles over cybersecurity legislation and veterans care, committees laid bare…
Mar 10
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The $50K Fines Reshaping the Official Languages Act
Under the modernized Official Languages Act, Ottawa is weaponizing $50,000 fines against airlines to protect passenger rights.
Mar 9
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The Science of Starvation: Inside Canada’s 1917 Food Crisis
How a chief medical officer calculated the exact “fuel value” of human survival, and declared war on steak, oranges, and the “fashion” of eating.
Mar 8
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The 54,000 Acre Payout in the North
How two federal commissioners distributed fortunes in land and cash to extinguish Indigenous title in 1907 Saskatchewan.
Mar 7
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300,000 Claims, a Broken Border, and the Fix in Bill C-12
Bill C-12 aims to secure Canada’s borders against crime, but critics warn the sweeping new powers will dismantle vital refugee protections.
Mar 6
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43 Committees and the Hidden Power Grab in Bill C-15
How the government is using Bill C-15 to silently rewrite laws, and why this unprecedented legislative sweep matters to your rights.
Mar 5
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The Hidden Trap in the Affordability Act
The Bill C-4 Privacy Exemption gives political parties free reign over your personal data. Here is why the Senate is fighting back.
Mar 4
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