In February 2023, something mysterious happened over the skies of North America. Canadian authorities, along with the U.S. military, shot down several strange objects flying in their airspace, but the details have been mostly kept secret. Now, Canada has released the first-ever image of one of these objects—an event that
Western countries are increasingly allowing organized Khalistani protests, which experts say is giving them diplomatic leverage while slowing India’s progress. On India’s Independence Day, Khalistani supporters vandalized the Indian flag near the Indian embassy in Toronto. Similar protests happened in the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand, all organized by Sikhs
The United States, Canada, and Finland are teaming up to strengthen their icebreaker fleets to enhance their Arctic defenses against growing Russian activity, as announced at a recent NATO summit. This new pact includes sharing knowledge on icebreaker production and training workers across the three countries, while encouraging allies to
Discover why Canada has become a surprising hotspot for car thefts, ranking among the top 10 countries globally according to Interpol. Since integrating its stolen vehicle data with Interpol in February 2024, Canada has detected over 1,500 stolen cars worldwide, highlighting a growing problem. The rise in thefts is fueled
According to the World Nuclear Association, Canada is expected to surpass Kazakhstan as the world’s greatest producer of uranium and dominate the global uranium market as additional mines come online in the next years. For many years, Canada was the world’s leading producer of uranium, but in 2009, Kazakhstan overthrew
The G7 summit, currently unfolding at Borgo Egnazia in Italy, is convened amidst a backdrop of political turmoil. With leaders like Macron, Trudeau, and Biden facing electoral challenges, and far-right movements gaining ground, the summit’s efficacy hangs in the balance. The democratic world desperately needs the G7 to show strong
The World Happiness Report has ranked countries where youth are the most unhappy, with Mauritius, the USA, and Canada leading the list. “They say a person needs just three things to be truly happy in this world: someone to love, something to do, and something to hope for.” – TOM
According to a recent study by resident physician Dr. Rami Darwich, common medications for ADHD are linked to an increased risk of glaucoma. This includes amphetamines and methylphenidate, which may elevate intraocular pressure and potentially lead to vision loss. You can read the original article here. A recent Canadian study
A secret RCMP report, made available following an access to information request from Matt Malone, warns that Canadians may revolt once they realize the extent of their financial difficulties. Additionally, the report states that Canada’s current state of affairs “will probably deteriorate further in the next five years.” A confidential