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.
Sydney Avenue Intersection Opens in Windsor
The new Sydney Avenue intersection in Windsor is now open, a project celebrated by Ward 9 Councillor. Get the latest details on this local infrastructure improvement.
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.
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.
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.
Sudbury councillor must pay $63K in court costs
A Sudbury judge has ordered Ward 11 Coun. Bill Leduc to pay over $63,000 in legal costs for lawsuits he filed and then abandoned against a citizen and the city. Learn the details of the ruling.
Manitoba court dismisses RM appeal to oust councillor
A rural municipality in Manitoba has lost its court appeal to remove a sitting councillor. The ruling upholds the original decision, impacting local governance.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Halifax councillor threatens police call over Dartmouth Cove work
A Halifax councillor says police should be called if unauthorized work begins on the controversial Dartmouth Cove infill project. Get the latest on this local development dispute.
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.
Saskatoon councillor says first year built confidence
Ward 1 Councillor Kathryn MacDonald reflects on navigating her first year at Saskatoon City Hall, learning to speak up, and key budget decisions. Read her insights.
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.
Police Watchdog Investigates Surrey Incident on Christmas
B.C.'s Independent Investigations Office is investigating a police-related incident at a Whalley gas station in Surrey on December 25. Details remain limited as the probe begins.
IIO investigates RCMP call in Port Alberni where man was injured
B.C.'s police watchdog is investigating after a man was seriously injured during an RCMP response in Port Alberni on December 23, 2025. The IIO confirms the man was not associated with the initial call.
Top 30 Canadian Bestselling Books for Dec. 20 Revealed
Discover the 30 bestselling books in Canada for the week of December 20, compiled from sales data at over 250 independent bookstores. See which fiction and non-fiction titles topped the charts.
Wide High-Grade Zn, Ag, Au Hits at Berrigan Property
TomaGold Corporation intersects significant zinc, silver, and gold mineralization over wide widths in initial drill holes on the Berrigan claims in Québec's Chibougamau camp. Results include 6.68% ZnEq over 48 metres.
Winnipeg Councillor Seeks New School Playground Funding
A Winnipeg city councillor is advocating for a change in how school playgrounds are financed, aiming to find sustainable solutions for community spaces. Learn about the proposed new funding model.
Two severely injured in police intervention in Inukjuak
Quebec's independent police watchdog is investigating a police intervention in Inukjuak that resulted in two people suffering severe injuries. Details emerge as the BEI takes over the case.
Man dies after arrest in northern B.C., IIO investigates
A man has died in hospital following an arrest by police in northern British Columbia. The province's Independent Investigations Office has been called in to examine the circumstances.
Windsor councillor supports 0% budget, seeks transparency
Windsor's Ward 1 councillor endorses a proposed 0% municipal budget increase but calls for more transparency in the city's financial planning process. Learn about the details and the call for openness.
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