MPs hoping for answers about the ArriveCan contract were incredulous after a key contractor was unable to answer basic questions.

“How on earth could you have prepared any less for this hearing?” one MP asked GC Strategies co-owner and vice-president Darren Anthony.

The Commons government operations committee was similarly unimpressed with another contractor’s testimony a day earlier, voting unanimously for a report on whether he is in contempt.

When a top Harvard professor lied about his ties with a Wuhan university and Chinese talent recruitment efforts, he was arrested, fined, and sentenced to two days in jail followed by home confinement.

Which is why some Canadians are asking about the two Winnipeg lab workers who were fired over their undisclosed ties with Beijing, including its many talent recruitment programs.

The Epoch Times asked experts for their thoughts.

Prime Minister Trudeau may want to see an electric car in every driveway by 2035, but a new report questions whether the country’s power grid can charge them all.

Accommodating the electrical demand for all those EVs within the next 11 years isn’t “realistic or feasible,” says the Fraser Institute report’s author.