MENU ABOUT US MAKE A DONATION
The Epoch Times
Login
SEARCH
CLOSE
Help Center subscribe newsletter Newsstands Epoch Shop Gift
  • TOP NEWS
  • SPECIAL SERIES
  • SPECIAL COVERAGE
  • LATEST ARTICLES
  • US
    • US News
    • US Features
    • US Politics
    • US Crime News
    • New York
    • San Francisco
    • Los Angeles
  • Opinion
    • Thinking About China
    • Viewpoints
    • Unbridled Evil: The Corrupt Reign of Jiang Zemin in China
    • The Reader’s Turn
  • China News
    • US-China Relations
    • Chinese Regime
    • Business & Economy
    • Chinese Culture
    • China Human Rights
    • Social Issues
    • Organ Harvesting in China
  • World News
    • Africa News
    • Americas
    • Asia & Pacific
    • Canada
    • Europe
    • UK News
    • Australia News
    • International
    • Middle East
  • Business & Markets
    • Companies
    • Economy
    • Markets
    • Real Estate
    • Gold and Commodities
  • ARTS & CULTURE
    • Fine Arts & Craftsmanship
    • Performing Arts
    • Books
    • Traditional Culture
    • Shen Yun Special Coverage
    • Film & TV
  • Science
    • News
    • Space
    • Environment
  • Tech
    • Tech News
    • Tech Products & Reviews
    • Social Media
  • Sports
  • Videos
    • American Thought Leaders
    • China Insider
    • Crossroads
  • Bright
    • Lifestyle
    • Inspired
    • Family & Education
    • Personal Finance
    • American Essence
  • Entertainment
    • Film & TV
    • Entertainment News
  • Health
    • Experts
    • Conditions
    • Life & Wellness
  • Special Topics
    • Battlefields
SEARCH
  • EpochTV
  • US
  • US Politics
  • Opinion
  • World News
  • China
  • Hong Kong
  • Health
  • Bright
  • Arts
  • Falun Gong
  • Premium
  • Markets
  • Games
  • Livestream
  • More

Top Canadian News

  • Kelowna Mayor Asks Feds to Not Renew Downtown Supervised Consumption Site
    Kelowna Mayor Asks Feds to Not Renew Downtown Supervised Consumption Site
    Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas is asking Health Canada to deny the 2027 renewal of a supervised drug consumption site in the city's downtown, citing thousands of police and emergency calls ...
    September 5, 2026BY William Hetherington
  • Appeal Court Rules Denying EI After Maternity Leave Unconstitutional
    Appeal Court Rules Denying EI After Maternity Leave Unconstitutional
    The Federal Court of Appeal has ruled that provisions denying regular employment insurance (EI) benefits to women who ...
    September 5, 2026BY William Hetherington
  • Pro-Separation Group Proposes ‘Transition Plan’ Toward Alberta Independence
    Pro-Separation Group Proposes ‘Transition Plan’ Toward Alberta Independence
    A group advocating for Alberta separation has released a report outlining what it believes a transition to independence ...
    September 5, 2026BY William Hetherington
  • Toronto Police Charge Suspect in Alleged Arson Outside Home of Liberal MP Zahid
    Toronto Police Charge Suspect in Alleged Arson Outside Home of Liberal MP Zahid
    Toronto police have laid charges against one man and are still seeking another suspect in relation to a ...
    September 4, 2026BY Paul Rowan Brian
  • Alberta Bans Solar Panels From Landfills, Adds $14 Recycling Fee
    Alberta Bans Solar Panels From Landfills, Adds $14 Recycling Fee
    More than 95 percent of solar panels installed in Alberta are expected to reach the end of their ...
    September 4, 2026BY Jason G. Antonio
  • Federal Conservatives Launch Campaign to Keep Alberta in Canada
    Federal Conservatives Launch Campaign to Keep Alberta in Canada
    The Conservative Party has launched a third-party group in Alberta to campaign for the province to remain in ...
    September 4, 2026BY Matthew Horwood
  • Quebec Parties Pitch Tax Cuts, Affordability Measures Ahead of Election
    Quebec Parties Pitch Tax Cuts, Affordability Measures Ahead of Election
    Rival political parties are promising various tax cuts and affordability measures in a bid to win Quebec’s provincial ...
    September 4, 2026BY Paul Rowan Brian
  • Toronto Seen as One of Canada’s Least Safe Cities: Poll
    Toronto Seen as One of Canada’s Least Safe Cities: Poll
    Toronto is seen by Canadians as one of the country’s most dangerous cities, with many viewing it as ...
    September 4, 2026BY Jennifer Cowan
  • Five Former BC Conservative MLAs Form New Party
    Five Former BC Conservative MLAs Form New Party
    Five B.C. MLAs who recently left the provincial Conservatives say they have formed a new party that plans ...
    September 4, 2026BY Paul Rowan Brian
  • Vancouver Police Officer Charged in Alleged $3M Theft Case Involving 19 Victims
    Vancouver Police Officer Charged in Alleged $3M Theft Case Involving 19 Victims
    A veteran Vancouver Police Department officer is facing fraud, theft and breach-of-trust charges in a case involving 19 ...
    September 4, 2026BY Jason G. Antonio
  • Heritage Minute Honours Newfoundland Town Ahead of 9/11 Anniversary
    Heritage Minute Honours Newfoundland Town Ahead of 9/11 Anniversary
    The town of Gander in Newfoundland is being commemorated for its contribution after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist ...
    September 4, 2026BY Jennifer Cowan
  • PCs and NDP Keep Seats After Ontario Byelections
    PCs and NDP Keep Seats After Ontario Byelections
    The status quo has been maintained at Queen’s Park after Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives successfully held ...
    September 4, 2026BY Jennifer Cowan
  • Canada Lost 42,000 Jobs in August: StatCan
    Canada Lost 42,000 Jobs in August: StatCan
    The Canadian economy shed 42,000 jobs in August, according to Statistics Canada, contrary to earlier projections by some ...
    September 4, 2026BY Matthew Horwood
  • Elections Alberta Moves Up Deadline to Apply for Referendum Mail-in Ballots Due to High Demand
    Elections Alberta Moves Up Deadline to Apply for Referendum Mail-in Ballots Due to High Demand
    The original deadline was Oct. 9, but the electoral body has moved that up to Sept. 25, two ...
    September 3, 2026BY Jason G. Antonio
  • Judge Finds Man Guilty of Manslaughter in Fatal Vancouver Starbucks Stabbing, Rules Out Murder
    Judge Finds Man Guilty of Manslaughter in Fatal Vancouver Starbucks Stabbing, Rules Out Murder
    A Vancouver judge has found Inderdeep Singh Gosal guilty of manslaughter in the 2023 deadly stabbing of a ...
    September 3, 2026BY Paul Rowan Brian
  • Canadian Forces Snowbirds to Fly CT-114 Tutor Jets for Final Time at Grey Cup
    Canadian Forces Snowbirds to Fly CT-114 Tutor Jets for Final Time at Grey Cup
    The Canadian Forces Snowbirds will retire their nine CT-114 Tutor jets following the 2026 season, ahead of transitioning ...
    September 3, 2026BY Jason G. Antonio
  • Ottawa Announces Principles for AI Companies Building Data Centres, Including Water and Electricity Commitments
    Ottawa Announces Principles for AI Companies Building Data Centres, Including Water and Electricity Commitments
    The federal government has announced a framework outlining expectations for companies that want to build artificial intelligence (AI) ...
    September 3, 2026BY Matthew Horwood
  • New $20 Bill Features Vertical Design, Images of King and Vimy Ridge Memorial
    New $20 Bill Features Vertical Design, Images of King and Vimy Ridge Memorial
    For the first time since 1954, Canada’s $20 bill will feature a monarch other than Queen Elizabeth II, ...
    September 3, 2026BY Jason G. Antonio
  • Court Rejects Toronto Woman’s Attempt to Access MAID for Mental Illness
    Court Rejects Toronto Woman’s Attempt to Access MAID for Mental Illness
    The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has rejected a Toronto woman’s request for an exemption from federal law ...
    September 3, 2026BY Paul Rowan Brian
  • Carney Cites Lumber Tariff Dispute as Another Factor That Derailed US Trade Talks
    Carney Cites Lumber Tariff Dispute as Another Factor That Derailed US Trade Talks
    Prime Minister Mark Carney said that disagreement over lumber tariffs with the United States contributed to the collapse ...
    September 3, 2026BY Matthew Horwood
  • Canadian Safe Following Nepal Floods but 29 Remain Missing
    Canadian Safe Following Nepal Floods but 29 Remain Missing
    One of the 30 Canadian citizens and permanent residents who were reported missing following the devastating flooding in ...
    September 3, 2026BY Jennifer Cowan
  • Alberta Court Upholds School Trustee’s Removal Over LGBT-Related Social Media Post, but Overturns Apology Requirement
    Alberta Court Upholds School Trustee’s Removal Over LGBT-Related Social Media Post, but Overturns Apology Requirement
    The Alberta Court of Appeal has upheld the disqualification of a former Catholic school trustee over her LGBT-related ...
    September 3, 2026BY Jason G. Antonio
  • Mother ‘Disgusted’ After BC Child Killer Ertmoed Granted Unescorted Absences From Prison
    Mother ‘Disgusted’ After BC Child Killer Ertmoed Granted Unescorted Absences From Prison
    METCHOSIN, B.C.—The mother of a 10-year-old girl who was murdered by convicted child killer Shane Ertmoed says she ...
    September 3, 2026BY Jeff Sandes
  • More Than 40 Percent of Teachers Say Students Use AI to Complete Homework: Poll
    More Than 40 Percent of Teachers Say Students Use AI to Complete Homework: Poll
    More than 40 percent of middle and high school teachers say they believe more than half their students ...
    September 3, 2026BY Jason G. Antonio
  • Ottawa Commits $4.7 Billion to Make 313 VIA Rail Passenger Cars
    Ottawa Commits $4.7 Billion to Make 313 VIA Rail Passenger Cars
    The federal government has announced more than $4.7 billion for VIA Rail to acquire and maintain 313 new ...
    September 3, 2026BY Matthew Horwood
  • Rooftop Solar Has ‘Limited’ Economic Case in Most of Canada: Internal Memo
    Rooftop Solar Has ‘Limited’ Economic Case in Most of Canada: Internal Memo
    Installing rooftop solar panels has a “limited” economic case in most of Canada because it can take decades ...
    September 3, 2026BY Jason G. Antonio
  • Damaging Storms Leave Large Swaths of Southern Ontario Without Electricity
    Damaging Storms Leave Large Swaths of Southern Ontario Without Electricity
    Thousands of residents in the Greater Toronto Area and sections of Ontario's Golden Horseshoe continue to be without ...
    September 3, 2026BY Jennifer Cowan
TOP NEWS
  • Appeals Court Rejects Trump Bid to Use Immigration Database for Voter Checks
    1hr By Troy Myers
    Appeals Court Rejects Trump Bid to Use Immigration Database for Voter Checks
  • Federal Government Backs Supreme Court Challenge to AR-15 Bans
    2hr By Bill Pan
    Federal Government Backs Supreme Court Challenge to AR-15 Bans
  • NTD 8th International Piano Competition Winners Announced
    5hr By NTD Newsroom
    NTD 8th International Piano Competition Winners Announced
  • New PFAS Pesticides Are Entering Our Food System, Revealing a Conundrum
    6hr By Marina Zhang
    New PFAS Pesticides Are Entering Our Food System, Revealing a Conundrum
  • Kremlin Says Peace Talks Useful as US Envoys Leave Moscow for Kyiv
    7hr By Jacki Thrapp
    Kremlin Says Peace Talks Useful as US Envoys Leave Moscow for Kyiv
  • Labor Day Gas Prices Head for Record High
    8hr By Bill Pan
    Labor Day Gas Prices Head for Record High
  • Here’s What People Get Wrong About Modern Warfare | John Spencer
    12hr By Jan Jekielek, Epoch TV
    Here’s What People Get Wrong About Modern Warfare | John Spencer
  • State Department Says 75 Americans Remain Missing After Nepal-Tibet Flood
    12hr By Dorothy Li
    State Department Says 75 Americans Remain Missing After Nepal-Tibet Flood
  • US Forces Destroy 3 IRGC Oil Tankers After Iran Targets Navy Warships
    12hr By Jacki Thrapp
    US Forces Destroy 3 IRGC Oil Tankers After Iran Targets Navy Warships
  • Court Rules Pentagon Can Proceed With Firing Journalists
    14hr By Naveen Athrappully
    Court Rules Pentagon Can Proceed With Firing Journalists
The Epoch Times
Copyright © 2000 - 2026 The Epoch Times Association Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Back Top