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Foreign interference a growing threat to Canada’s elections

In an era where geopolitical tensions continue to evolve, the threat of foreign interference has been growing among democratic countries, with scholars calling for greater action by governments. 

Nathan Clement wins silver in Para cycling debut at Paris

Nathan Clement won the silver medal in the men’s T1-2 Individual Time Trial on...
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Canada comes up short in wheelchair hoops loss at Paralympics

The Canadian women's wheelchair basketball team opened their 2024 Paralympic campaign with a 70-65...

Olivia Chow targeted with ‘red-tagging’ as Toronto mayoral byelection nears

Social media has become the main avenue of 'red-tagging' attacks targeting Toronto mayoral candidate Olivia Chow.

Amid TikTok ban, experts say Toronto needs a wake-up call on cybersecurity

The City of Toronto should follow the the federal government's decision in carefully reviewing the dangers of having TikTok on government-issued phone, three experts say.

Public discontent over strict lockdowns in China are affecting its leader, historian says

President Xi Jinping controls almost all of China’s enormous economic power, but some people...

Historian Margaret MacMillan questions China’s aspirations

As social, political and economic unrest grows around the globe, renowned professor and history author, MacMillan, guests on the Paul Wells Show at the Munk School to discuss the turbulence in current world affairs.

Olympic skier faces backlash: What could this mean for Canadian athletes?

Eileen Feng Gu is receiving harsh criticism for choosing to represent China and not the U.S, her country of birth, at the Winter Games.

Should it be called ‘Lunar New Year’ or ‘Chinese New Year’?

Chinese supermarkets and shops in Toronto are all decked for Chinese New Year, one of the most historical and iconic festivals with traditional decorations and various congratulations, in the midst of the Omicron variant and the anticipated reopening plan. Among the numerous salutations, the one that stands out is, undoubtedly, "Happy Chinese New Year."

Canada going to sitting volleyball bronze medal game

Canada’s Julie Kozun racked up points for her team, but it wouldn’t be enough to push the Canadians into the gold medal game in women’s sitting volleyball.

Canadian sitting volleyball stars serve up semifinal date with China

An old adage in sports is that your best players need to be your best players, and that was certainly the case for the Canadian women’s volleyball team in their 3-0 victory over host nation Japan Wednesday night at Makuhari Messe Hall.

Team Canada’s women head home after tough goalball loss to China

The Canadian women’s goalball team has been eliminated from competition after falling to China...

Early exits for Canada’s Alison Levine and Iulian Ciobanu in Paralympic boccia

Montreal natives Alison Levine and Iulian Ciobanu both failed to qualify for the quarter-finals...

Coronavirus death toll climbs, government assures readiness

In the midst of the growing coronavirus problem, government officials have assured the public that everything is under control.

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