Chandra Philip is a journalist who writes for The Epoch Times and has also been featured in CTV News Saskatoon and CTV News Regina. Chandra covers a wide range of topics including government policies, legal challenges, environmental issues, and political developments in Canada.
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Chandra Philip's coverage predominantly revolves around Canadian politics, regulations, and legal policy. She also covers topics related to Canadian finance and economy, entertainment news, and education in Canada.
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Proposed legislation for women-only sports tabled in the B.C. legislature by the provincial Conservative Party has been defeated by the governing NDPs.
The founder of the group “Diagolon,” Jeremy Mackenzie, says he is not associated with the federal Conservative Party (CPC) or its leader, Pierre Poilievre.
The hearing for a Catholic school trustee who was ousted for posts on social media criticizing gender ideology begins May 1.
Tulips are starting to bloom around Canada's Capital Region, where nearly a million flowers will blossom in parks and gardens just in time for the Canadian Tulip Festival—one of the biggest in the world.
Local farmers' markets are a great place to gather and find fresh produce, artisan wares, gourmet goodies, and more.
A Calgary city council motion to pursue voting rights for Canadian permanent residents ran into a roadblock as the Alberta government quickly made clear that only Canadian citizens can vote in municipal elections.
One million Canadians 65 and older are now able to see a dentist under the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP).
While Canada's new passport ranks among the 40 best in the world, the top spot goes to Switzerland for 2024. So what does the Swiss passport have that Canada's new design does not?
The hearing for an Alberta trustee who was forced to resign over social media posts criticizing gender ideology has been extended with two additional court days.
The premiers of Alberta and British Columbia are at odds again—but this time it's over a hockey game, and the loser will be wearing the winner's team jersey.
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