An unvaccinated woman who was removed from the top of the organ transplant list is hoping her case will be heard by Canada’s top court. 

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is seeking to appeal to an “extreme base” through the federal government’s so-called “just transition” proposal.

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and US President Joe Biden confirmed that the American leader would be coming to Canada for a state visit this March. Will Biden get the same reaction as former US President Barack Obama did when he came to Canada?

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland will be attending the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting.

A new survey reveals that food banks across the country are expecting to see visits increase by 60% this year following a surge in demand in 2022. 

When the billionaires and global elites gather in the Swiss Alps next week, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland will be among them. Freeland, who sits as a World Economic Forum trustee, will be an honoured guest at this year's WEF Annual Meeting in Davos.…

One Iranian group called the booing of Liberal MP Majid Jowhari during Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s speech this Sunday a show of “deep displeasure” with the federal government’s policies on Iran. 

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s office has confirmed that no MP from the party will be attending the upcoming World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem said in her first state address of the year that she is in talks with an unnamed Canadian family-owned company that wants to relocate to her state because of Canada’s strict pandemic response. 

Just over a hundred people gathered in front of the College of Psychologists of Ontario on Eglinton Avenue West on Wednesday afternoon to show support for Dr. Jordan Peterson. 

As the world’s elites make their way to Davos for the World Economic Forum, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s office has confirmed that no MP from the party will be attending the upcoming conference. Tune into The Daily Brief!

With one week left until global elites descend on the Swiss mountain town of Davos, the World Economic Forum has published its full programme, which includes several prominent Canadians.

In this episode, Andrew Lawton gives a primer on why covering the WEF matters, and what True North viewers can expect next week.

The use of hate symbols in Edmonton is decreasing and city officials have not issued any tickets in regard to hateful behaviour since amending a bylaw last summer, city administration revealed in a recent report. 

By March of last year, Ottawa billed taxpayers $759 million on electric vehicle rebates — 153% more than originally budgeted, a new Department of Transport audit shows. 

An Alberta-based company is hoping to step in where the federal government has failed by acquiring a European oil and gas producer to reduce dependence on Russian energy. 

Canadian Physicians for Life executive director Nicole Scheidl joined True North’s Andrew Lawton to discuss her concerns with Canada’s assisted dying laws, where she thinks they may be headed, and why physicians are speaking up.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has announced that 250,000 bottles of children’s medication are arriving in the province this weekend for use by Alberta Health Services.