Calgary Police Officers Face Sexual Misconduct Charges
Three Calgary police officers have been removed from duty and charged with sexual misconduct offences following ASIRT-supervised investigations. Learn about the charges and police response.
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Canadian publishers' copyright lawsuit against OpenAI proceeds
An Ontario court allows a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI by Canadian news publishers to proceed, alleging unauthorized use of content for AI training. Follow the case details.
Saint John Police Officer Charged with Breach of Trust
A Saint John Police Force detective constable faces breach of public trust charges. Learn about the case details and ongoing SiRT investigation into police conduct.
Parliament's Centre Block rehab focused on preservation
An exclusive look inside the massive Centre Block rehabilitation project on Parliament Hill. Discover how preservation guides this years-long effort to restore a Canadian icon.
Poll Shows Anti-Immigrant Views in Prairie Provinces
New national poll reveals Saskatchewan and Manitoba have lowest trust in immigrants and refugees. Open Door Society CEO calls for constructive dialogue to address concerns.
Lawsuit: Social Media Hid Teen Mental Health Research
Major school districts and attorneys general sue Meta, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat, alleging they concealed research showing harm to youth mental health. Learn the details.
Lawsuit seeks damages over Cowichan title ruling
New legal action seeks compensation from B.C. and federal governments following the Cowichan Nation Aboriginal title claim decision. Learn about the implications for Indigenous rights.
Historic Woodridge Fire Tower Removed in Manitoba
The iconic Woodridge fire tower has been removed from the Manitoba landscape after serving the community for decades. Learn about its history and what's next for the site.
130-Year-Old Church Cross Stolen in Tecumseh
OPP investigates theft of historic 1891 Ste. Anne Parish cross from Tecumseh museum. Police seek public help recovering artifact of 'substantial historic value' stolen November 6-8.
TSMC files lawsuit against former executive
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company takes legal action against former executive over security concerns. Learn about the implications for global tech security.
Bill 2: Political Intrusion in Quebec Healthcare Exam Rooms
Bioethicist Marie-Josée Potvin warns Quebec's Bill 2 destroys patient-clinician trust by imposing political targets in medical decisions. Read why healthcare professionals are protesting.
Canadian Dollar Stablecoin Approved for BusinessQCAD
BusinessQCAD Digital Trust receives regulatory approval to launch a Canadian dollar stablecoin, marking a significant milestone in Canada's digital currency landscape. Learn how this impacts the financial sector.
Dalhousie University buildings may gain heritage status
Multiple Dalhousie University buildings in Halifax are being considered for municipal heritage status, preserving their historical significance for future generations. Learn more about this development.
Business trust in Canada Post drops after union deal
Canadian businesses express declining confidence in Canada Post despite new union agreement. Learn how this impacts national mail services and commercial operations.
Métis Nation Saskatchewan holds fall assembly
Hundreds of Métis citizens gathered in Saskatoon for the Métis Nation Saskatchewan fall assembly to discuss governance, cultural preservation, and community development initiatives.
Century-old Winnipeg building demolished, society laments
Winnipeg's historic Bell Block, built in 1901 at 813 Main Street, has been demolished. The historical society calls the loss 'almost unrecognizable.' Learn about this heritage preservation failure.
Regina police officer pleads guilty to breach of trust
Regina Police Service officer Robert Eric Semenchuck has pleaded guilty to breach of trust. Learn about the case details and implications for Canadian law enforcement.
DOJ Sues California Over Tuition for Undocumented Students
U.S. Justice Department challenges California's tuition policy for undocumented students, alleging discrimination against out-of-state citizens. Read the legal battle details.
Afghan women build self-sufficiency through jewelry craft
In Afghanistan's Badakhshan province, a Canadian-backed initiative teaches women jewelry-making, fostering economic independence and cultural pluralism. Discover how craft builds belonging.
Starbucks sued by shareholders over sales decline
Starbucks must defend against a shareholder lawsuit alleging the company misled investors about its sales performance. The legal action follows a surprise decline in revenue.
Chrystia Freeland moves to UK for Rhodes Trust role
Former Canadian deputy PM Chrystia Freeland accepts prestigious position at Oxford's Rhodes Trust. Learn about her new international career path and what this means for Canada-UK relations.
N.S. Commits $1.8M to Forestry Innovation Projects
Nova Scotia's Forestry Innovation Transition Trust allocates $1.8 million for new forestry projects, boosting innovation and economic growth in the sector.
Uber Eats Canada class action lawsuit filed
A proposed class action lawsuit has been filed against Uber Eats Canada. Learn who may be eligible to join the claim and what it means for delivery workers across the country.
Vancouver security firm sues Canada for $420 million
A Vancouver airport security company files $420 million lawsuit against Canadian government after losing contract bid. Read about the legal battle and implications.
Sabia appears at ethics committee on Carney conflicts
Privy Council Clerk Michael Sabia testifies on PM Carney's extensive conflict-of-interest screen covering 100+ corporate entities. Key details on the ethics committee hearing.
Donated brain thrown out, lawsuit dismissed at Children's Wisconsin
A family's lawsuit against Children's Wisconsin was dismissed after their donated brain was accidentally discarded. The case highlights accountability issues in medical research donations.
Lawsuits Reveal Tragic Final Moments at Camp Mystic
New lawsuits describe the heartbreaking final moments of girls clinging to trees during the Camp Mystic tragedy. Read the full investigation into what happened.
Wing Noodles Closure Sparks Montreal Chinatown Heritage Fight
Montreal's historic Wing Noodles faces closure as community proposes museum and seniors' housing for the Chinatown block. Heritage preservation meets urban development.
Cohere fails to dismiss copyright lawsuit from publishers
AI company Cohere cannot dismiss copyright infringement lawsuit from publishers as court rejects motion. Case proceeds with significant implications for AI training data.
Correctional officer charged with sexual assault in Windsor
A Windsor correctional officer faces multiple charges after an alleged sexual assault of a female inmate at South West Detention Centre. Police seek potential additional victims.
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