The Canada UN controversy is putting Ottawa’s human rights credentials under a harsh spotlight after questions emerged over Iran’s appointment to a key UN oversight body. As criticism grows, many Canadians are asking whether the government’s actions behind closed doors match its public promises on democracy and accountability.

Lisa Sygutek explains how new federal programs could give local journalism in Canada a much-needed lift, helping community newspapers bring more reporters back to the stories that matter most close to home. If these efforts succeed, readers in smaller communities could see stronger coverage, better accountability, and a renewed connection to local decision-making.

Canada economy outlook may look solid from an international banking perspective, but many Canadians are still feeling the pinch of weak growth, high borrowing costs, and stubborn affordability pressures. This article explores the widening gap between the optimistic global message and the tougher reality facing households and businesses at home.

The Toronto knife attack suspect case is back in the spotlight as courts weigh his request to travel abroad after serving time for trying to join ISIS. It’s a closely watched test of how Canada balances public safety, rehabilitation and the rights of convicted extremists.

Even a customer-owned grocer with a century of community roots isn’t immune to the forces driving Canada food inflation. For Canadian shoppers, it’s a familiar story of rising costs, tighter budgets, and renewed questions about what grocery prices do next.

A new survey suggests Americans may be primed for a tax revolt as rising household costs and frustration over government spending fuel doubts about what taxpayers get in return. The debate could have ripple effects in Canada too, shaping everything from affordability politics to business confidence and policy pressure here at home.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Cody Ponce knew the damage to his right knee was severe based on the “snap, crackles and pops” he…