Should Canada build a human-focused, foreign intelligence service?

SummaryVancouver Rise FC achieved a 1-0 victory over Calgary Wild FC in the inaugural match of the Northern Super League on Wednesday. The highlight of the match was Canadian women's national team midfielder Quinn, who made history by scoring the first goal in league history with a penalty kick in the 22nd minute. This significant event marks a notable milestone for the league and showcases Quinn's impact on the game. Full Article

An MLA and former minister recently expelled from the United Conservative Party caucus has accused the health minister—and potentially the premier—of withholding crucial information from cabinet ministers during discussions regarding the Alberta Health Services board of directors. This allegation raises concerns about transparency and decision-making within the provincial government. The situation highlights potential governance issues within Alberta's political landscape, particularly in the context of health services management. Full Article

During the French-language debate on April 16, 2025, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh had his microphone cut after he persisted in discussing health care despite being urged by moderator Patrice Roy to move on due to time constraints. Singh later criticized Roy for silencing him, noting he spoke the least among the leaders, with 22:10 minutes compared to others’ 25 minutes. In his closing remarks, Roy apologized for cutting Singh off, while Singh expressed pride in...

SummaryDuring a French-language debate in Montreal on April 16, 2025, Liberal leader Mark Carney defended his policies against attacks from Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, and Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet. The debate, which coincided with a Montreal Canadiens playoff game, covered topics such as the cost of living and relations with the U.S., with Carney facing criticism for past affiliations and his handling of American tariffs. Despite moments of humor, Carney...

Scientists have discovered fossil dinosaur footprints from a newly identified species in British Columbia and Alberta, marking the first known tracks of club-tailed ankylosaurs. These findings, observed by Victoria Arbour, curator at the Royal B.C. Museum, provide significant insights into previously unexplored gaps in the fossil record. The tracks, located at Wolverine River near Tumbler Ridge in August 2023, represent a crucial addition to our understanding of dinosaur locomotion and diversity. Full Article

Critics are once again voicing their opposition to the provincial government’s plan to construct a luxury spa on the former Ontario Place site. The backlash is fueled by allegations that the company selected to manage the multi-billion-dollar project misrepresented itself and overstated its experience to secure the contract. As demolition work continues on the site, concerns regarding transparency and the qualifications of the involved parties have intensified among stakeholders. Full Article