Jason Loftus

I’m going to make what may sound like a bold assertion: that Falun Gong, and the persecution of Falun Gong, is the core issue behind the extraordinary political events we see unfolding in China today.

Toronto’s middle-class communities are disappearing fast, says a study released Wednesday.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s office has denied it asked the parliamentary press gallery to exclude two media outlets.

The PM’s of Canada and India announced a new nuclear agreement that will give Canada access to India’s industry.

Despite the growing importance of the G20 for international economic cooperation, G8 leaders agree that their own forum remains essential.

The Epoch Times has obtained a second recording revealing directions given to students at the Chinese embassy in Ottawa on Friday, June 18, five days before the arrival of Chinese leader Hu Jintao.

Expect to see throngs of flag-waving Chinese on Parliament Hill and lining the streets of Ottawa for Hu Jintao.

Canada opened its G8 and G20 allowing the press to get its first glimpse of the controversial “fake lake.”

Exclusive—Official tells students they must join, describes event as political struggle against human rights advocates.

Official tells students they must join; describes event as “political struggle” against human rights advocates.

I’m going to make what may sound like a bold assertion: that Falun Gong, and the persecution of Falun Gong, is the core issue behind the extraordinary political events we see unfolding in China today.

Toronto’s middle-class communities are disappearing fast, says a study released Wednesday.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s office has denied it asked the parliamentary press gallery to exclude two media outlets.

The PM’s of Canada and India announced a new nuclear agreement that will give Canada access to India’s industry.

Despite the growing importance of the G20 for international economic cooperation, G8 leaders agree that their own forum remains essential.

The Epoch Times has obtained a second recording revealing directions given to students at the Chinese embassy in Ottawa on Friday, June 18, five days before the arrival of Chinese leader Hu Jintao.

Expect to see throngs of flag-waving Chinese on Parliament Hill and lining the streets of Ottawa for Hu Jintao.

Canada opened its G8 and G20 allowing the press to get its first glimpse of the controversial “fake lake.”

Exclusive—Official tells students they must join, describes event as political struggle against human rights advocates.

Official tells students they must join; describes event as “political struggle” against human rights advocates.