Planning to Fly? Study Shows How Many Days to Book in Advance for the Cheapest Tickets

The Silent Epidemic Eating Away American Minds

A sudden, unprecedented change in mental disorders has scientists worried about what it could mean.

Tucker Carlson’s Alberta Visit Makes Waves in Canadian Politics

25 Best Northern Lights Photographers Will Leave You in Wonderment—Here Are The 2023 Winners

BC Arbitration Ruling in Favour of Unvaccinated Workers Could Mean End of Vaccine Mandate: Former AG

BC is the only remaining province to maintain the vaccine requirement for health-care workers.

Consumers Are Rejecting the Great Reset

He Was the Only Kid in Class Without a Cell Phone, Years Later He Thanks His Parents

“We can’t expect our kids to think or act like an adult when we hand them over a cell phone, with untethered access to everything.”

‘War on Christmas’: Movement to Cancel Holiday in Canada Seen Before in Communist Regimes

The ‘war’ is driven by a push to secularize public life by separating Christmas from the celebration of Jesus’s birth, a historian says

7 JFK Assassination Doctors Break Silence, Dispute Key Government Claim

Multiple doctors who were in the emergency room with President John F. Kennedy raised doubts about official narratives.

‘Horses Can Feel Her’: Meet the 2-Year-Old ‘Horse Whisperer’ Who Can Ride Full Grown Horses

In-Depth: What It Really Costs to Own an EV

Ottawa and Washington are aiming to eliminate new gas-powered cars from being sold, but consumer demand for EVs is weak currently.

Conrad Black: Why the World’s 3 Senior Large Democracies Are Floundering