B.C. RCMP officer cleared in crash with murder suspects
An RCMP officer in Richmond has been cleared of wrongdoing after a collision with murder suspects that left one with broken bones. Read the full IIO report details.
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B.C. police complaints up, serious harm cases down
Police complaints in British Columbia increased by 32% last year, while serious harm investigations dropped significantly. Learn about the changing landscape of police oversight in B.C.
Trump Administration Scandals: FBI Security Controversy
Rachel Maddow exposes unprecedented FBI security for director's girlfriend, ethics breaches, and policy shifts affecting child trafficking investigations in Trump administration.
Sick days surge 14% after federal return-to-office
Federal public servants took nearly 14% more sick days in September 2024 after mandatory 3-day office return. Data reveals dramatic increase following hybrid work policy changes.
Trump's Oval Office chandelier rejected over safety
White House staff reportedly blocked Donald Trump's plan for a massive Oval Office chandelier over structural safety concerns. Learn about the president's controversial White House renovations.
Dutchie's Fresh Food Market allegations timeline
A comprehensive timeline of allegations against Dutchie's Fresh Food Market in Kitchener, Ontario. Stay informed about local business developments in the region.
Now You See Me 3 Beats The Running Man at Box Office
The magical heist sequel Now You See Me 3 has surpassed The Running Man in weekend box office performance. Discover how the illusionists captivated audiences.
Salisbury NB grocery store to reopen after fire
Independent Grocery Store in Salisbury, N.B. plans to reopen soon after being destroyed by fire on September 28, 2025. Community awaits return of essential service.
SIU investigates fatal fall at Square One parking garage
Ontario's SIU is investigating after a man fell to his death at Square One's parking garage in Mississauga. The incident occurred on November 14, 2025.
B.C. police cleared in 2022 crash that injured 4
B.C.'s police watchdog finds no officer misconduct in 2022 crash that injured four people. Independent Investigations Office concludes investigation after thorough review.
No 'Cookie Cutter' Approach for Canada's Critical Minerals
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson explains Canada's strategy for developing critical minerals, emphasizing private-sector investment and customized approaches for different mineral markets.
Carney's Major Projects Office Under Scrutiny
Analysis reveals Mark Carney's Major Projects Office prioritizes non-economic factors over financial returns. Discover why these initiatives fall short of their billing.
Carney's Major Projects Face Economic Concerns
Analysis reveals Mark Carney's second wave of major projects prioritizes Indigenous interests and clean growth over economic returns, raising questions about taxpayer value.
Carney fast-tracks 6 major resource and energy projects
PM Mark Carney announces 6 nation-building projects for fast-tracked approval, including critical minerals mining, LNG development and clean electricity infrastructure across Canada.
Carney refers infrastructure strategy to Major Projects Office
Mark Carney submits comprehensive infrastructure plan with six initiatives to Canada's Major Projects Office, signaling new wave of federal projects. Learn about the economic implications.
Ontario's New Student Support Offices Spark Trustee Concerns
Ontario mandates student support offices in school boards, including OCDSB, raising concerns about the future of elected trustees. Learn about the changes coming in 2024.
Petition launched to demolish North Sydney post office
Cape Breton councillor starts petition to remove abandoned North Sydney post office. Community divided over historic building's fate. Learn about the local debate.
Carney reveals latest Major Project Office referrals
Prime Minister Mark Carney will announce the newest batch of Major Project Office referrals today, focusing on mining and energy developments to boost Canada's economy.
Trump's White Paint Plan for Historic Building Debate
President Trump proposes painting Eisenhower Executive Office Building white, facing skepticism from Fox News' Laura Ingraham. Read about the controversial renovation idea.
Trump signs bill ending 43-day government shutdown
President Donald Trump has officially ended the longest U.S. government shutdown in history by signing a funding bill. The 43-day closure concluded on November 12, 2025. Read the full details.
Edmonton councillor leaves municipal party
Ward Nakota Isga Councillor Reed Clarke has left the Better Edmonton party to serve as an independent on Edmonton's city council. Discover the implications for local governance.
Calgary Office Tower Converted to 204 Affordable Homes
Federal and municipal funding transforms vacant Calgary office building into 204 affordable housing units with support services. Project completion expected fall 2026.
Calgary office tower conversion creates 204 rental units
A major office tower conversion project in downtown Calgary is set to deliver 204 new rental units, addressing the city's housing needs. Discover how this initiative is transforming the urban core.
P.E.I. makes land investigations public amid scrutiny
Prince Edward Island government passes bill requiring public disclosure of land ownership investigations. New transparency measures follow scrutiny of Buddhist organization holdings.
Colbert Criticizes Trump's White House Gold Makeover
Stephen Colbert's monologue roasts President Trump's lavish White House renovations, including gold embellishments and new signage. Watch the full comedic take now!
Trump Oval Office Photo Controversy Exposed
A photo of Trump and Senator Mullin in the Oval Office raised questions after social media users spotted suspicious details suggesting the scene was staged while Trump was actually in Florida.
WalterFedy's Busy Year in Calgary Since Acquisition
WalterFedy celebrates a successful year in Calgary, highlighted by The Loft office-to-residential conversion project, following its acquisition of Riddell Kurczaba Architecture.
CFIA Kelowna office vandalized over ostrich cull
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency's Kelowna office was vandalized amid threats related to recent ostrich operations. Police are investigating the incident.
Independent officer decides fate of Saskatoon cop fired
An independent officer will determine the future of a Saskatoon police officer terminated for maintaining friendship with gang associates. Learn about this crucial police accountability case.
Kelowna CFIA office vandalism under police investigation
Vancouver police are investigating vandalism at the Kelowna Canadian Food Inspection Agency office on November 9, 2025. Authorities seek public assistance.
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