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By Fabian Dawson
Mata Press Service
William Majcher, a veteran Mountie, is suing the Canadian government, its spy agency and the RCMP, accusing his former employers of abusing their powers, fabricating a national security threat and orchestrating his unlawful arrest.
Majcher, was acquitted earlier this year of charges linked to alleged Chinese foreign inte...
Commentary
By Rebecca Vachon
Recent comparisons between Canada’s annual Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) deaths and U.S. gun violence deaths have drawn renewed attention onto Canada’s MAiD regime. Critics, however, have noted the two data poin...
By Mata Press Service
More than half a century after thousands of Ugandans arrived in Canada as refugees, members of the African nation's diaspora are gathering in Vancouver to celebrate what they have built in their new home and to plan what comes next.
The inaugural National Alliance of Ug...
Commentary
By Michael Zwaagstra
Anyone who immigrates to Canada and wants to become a citizen must pass a citizenship test, which tests their knowledge of Canadian history, culture and institutions.
We should expect no less of Canadians who were born here. And schools play an important role in educating students about our country.
Unfortunately, Can...
By Mata Press Service
Prime Minister Mark Carney has opened the door to increasing immigration again, saying Ottawa is beginning to consider when Canada should resume a “controlled increase” in population after two years of sharp cuts to newcomer levels.
The comments have drawn an immediate rebuke from the opposition Conservatives, who say immigration levels sho...