IIO investigates arrest of woman at Surrey police station
B.C.'s police watchdog is investigating after a woman was arrested while trying to file a report at the Surrey RCMP detachment. The IIO confirms the incident is under review.
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Why Targeting Independent Schools Hurts Alberta Families
Following the ATA strike, independent schools face scrutiny. This analysis reveals how they save public money and serve diverse needs, arguing that defunding them would harm Alberta's education system. Read the facts.
Report on B.C. RCMP Shooting of Woman on First Nations Land
B.C.'s police watchdog has released its findings into the RCMP shooting of a woman on First Nations land. Get the details on the investigation and its conclusions.
Fatal police-involved shooting in Burnaby under IIO probe
Independent investigators are on scene in Burnaby after a fatal, police-involved shooting on Oxford Street. One person is confirmed dead. Details remain limited.
IIO: Vancouver police justified in fatal 2025 shooting
B.C.'s police watchdog says two Vancouver officers had 'no other option' but to use lethal force during a knife attack in east Vancouver in August 2025. Read the full report details.
Calgary councillor calls $2M water main report an 'AI summary'
Calgary Coun. Jennifer Wyness criticizes a costly independent review of the 2024 feeder main break, urging focus on repairs first. Discover the panel's findings and the city's next steps.
Competition Bureau to Study SME Financing Landscape
Canada's Competition Bureau launches a study into the financing landscape for small and medium-sized businesses. The probe aims to identify competitive barriers and improve access to capital.
New Business Innovation Centre Opens in Cape Breton
The Cape Breton Business Innovation Centre officially launched on January 12, 2026, marking a significant investment in local entrepreneurship and economic development for Nova Scotia. Learn more about this new hub for business growth.
NHL players will compete at 2026 Olympics, confirms IIHF chief
International Ice Hockey Federation president Luc Tardif confirms NHL player participation in the 2026 Winter Olympics. Get the latest details on this major development for hockey fans.
Charges Considered in Abbotsford Police-Involved Crash
B.C.'s police watchdog says an officer may have committed driving offences in a Feb. 2025 crash that injured a man. The case is now with prosecutors. Read the latest.
B.C. arrest injury involved novelty lighter resembling gun
B.C.'s police watchdog reveals a woman injured during a Vancouver Island RCMP arrest in 2024 was holding a novelty cigarette lighter that looked like a firearm. Details inside.
Quebec ERs at 300% Capacity Amid Early Flu Surge
A severe and early influenza A outbreak, combined with systemic healthcare failures, is overwhelming Quebec's emergency rooms. Doctors warn patient safety is at risk as occupancy rates soar. Learn the causes and urgent calls for action.
No charges after woman injured in Duncan arrest: IIO
B.C.'s police watchdog finds no grounds for charges after a woman was injured during an arrest in Duncan. Get the full details on the investigation's outcome.
Métis Federation partners on Manitoba wind energy project
The Manitoba Métis Federation announces a landmark partnership to develop a wind energy project, marking a significant step in Indigenous-led renewable energy and economic sovereignty. Learn about this green power initiative.
IIO investigates Surrey scooter injury after police interaction
B.C.'s police watchdog is investigating after a man suffered serious injuries falling from a scooter following an interaction with Transit Police in Surrey last October. Witnesses are urged to come forward.
Fredericton café owner sells business due to high costs
The owner of Chess Piece Pâtisserie in downtown Fredericton is selling her business, unable to keep pace with rising expenses. Learn the story behind the closure.
7 survival tips for Canadian employers in 2026
Employment lawyer Howard Levitt outlines seven critical strategies for Canadian businesses to navigate the unforgiving legal landscape of 2026. Discipline, not clever tactics, is key to survival.
Rocky View County Business Licence Plan Ruffles Feathers
Rocky View County explores mandatory business licensing, drawing criticism from Langdon entrepreneurs who claim they weren't consulted. Read about the debate and potential impacts.
Brym: Lewis, IJV Gaslighting on Antisemitism in Canada
Sociologist Robert Brym counters claims by NDP's Avi Lewis and Independent Jewish Voices, presenting data showing antisemitism and anti-Jewish hate crimes are a severe issue for Canadian Jews.
How 'Lazy Parenting' Fosters Independent, Capable Kids
A mother of four shares how stepping back from perfectionism and embracing 'benign neglect' helped her children become more self-reliant and confident. Learn the key strategies backed by child psychology.
Police watchdog investigates deadly Fraser Valley crash
B.C.'s police watchdog is investigating a fatal crash in the Fraser Valley. Meanwhile, coinciding high tides and a storm surge bring a flood risk to the South Coast this weekend.
Historic Manitoba Café Sells for Symbolic $1
The former M&M Café in Benito, Manitoba, has been sold for just one dollar. Discover the story behind this unique sale and what it means for the community's future.
Alberta RCMP, union oppose provincial police service plan
The Alberta RCMP and the National Police Federation push back against a panel's recommendation to create a provincial police force, calling it a costly distraction from more pressing issues. Read the latest.
IRS raises 2026 business mileage rate by 2.5 cents
The IRS has announced a 2.5-cent increase to the standard business mileage deduction rate for 2026. Learn how this change impacts Canadian businesses and self-employed professionals.
Canada's Top 30 Bestselling Books for Dec. 27 Revealed
Discover the top 30 bestselling books in Canadian independent bookstores for the week of Dec. 27, featuring new releases from Margaret Atwood, Louise Penny, and more. See what Canadians were reading this holiday season.
Saskatoon youth embrace 'boring business' for entrepreneurship
Facing high costs, Saskatoon's young adults are turning to low-risk, essential service businesses like cleaning. Discover how Caleb Smith built True Blue Cleaning Solutions and why this trend is growing.
IIO investigates police role in B.C. mother's death
B.C.'s police watchdog is investigating the role of officers prior to the death of Pamela Jarvis, a 45-year-old mother allegedly killed by her husband. Get the latest details.
RCMP, Federation Respond to Alberta Police Service Plan
RCMP and the National Police Federation have issued responses to recommendations for creating a provincial police force in Alberta. Read the latest on this significant policing proposal.
2026 Tax Changes: Relief for Some, Higher Payroll Costs for Others
Prime Minister Mark Carney's 2026 tax adjustments offer modest income tax relief but are countered by significant payroll tax increases and a higher industrial carbon levy. Analysis reveals a mixed bag for Canadian taxpayers.
New York filmmaker Amos Poe dies at 76
Amos Poe, a key figure in the 1970s New York underground film scene, has passed away at 76. His work helped launch the careers of music icons like Blondie and Talking Heads.
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