Coquitlam RCMP officer fired over vulgar group chats
A Coquitlam RCMP constable has been dismissed with immediate effect following a code of conduct hearing related to inappropriate group chats. Get the full story.
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Hydro-Quebec union complaint dismissed by tribunal
A labour tribunal has dismissed a complaint from Hydro-Quebec's union regarding the utility's 'priority behaviours' policy for employees. Get the full details on the ruling.
NYPD Rookie Cop Investigated Over OnlyFans Account
NYPD rookie officer Dannah Battino faces an internal probe after her explicit OnlyFans content was discovered. The case raises questions about police conduct and side income disclosure. Read the full story.
No police link to man's self-harm, B.C. watchdog rules
B.C.'s police watchdog finds no connection between officers' conduct and a man's self-inflicted injury in Nanaimo. The ruling concludes a recent investigation into the incident.
Lawyer: B.C. Mountie Should Be Fired Over Group Chat Conduct
A Coquitlam RCMP constable faces a code of conduct hearing, with a lawyer arguing for his dismissal due to inappropriate behaviour in group chats. Read the latest from the ongoing disciplinary case.
Quebec schools mandate formal 'vous' address for students
Quebec students returning to class must now use the formal 'vous' when addressing staff under a new provincial code of conduct. Learn about the policy shift and its implications.
Grocery Code Won't Bring Immediate Relief: Expert
A new grocery code of conduct for Canada is set for 2026, but an expert warns consumers shouldn't expect immediate price drops. Learn what the code means for your wallet.
Canada's Grocery Code of Conduct Takes Full Effect Jan. 1
Canada's grocery industry implements a new mandatory code of conduct on January 1, 2026, designed to ensure fairness between retailers and suppliers. Learn how this impacts the market.
Porter Martone apologizes for actions in Canada's win over Czechia
Canadian world junior captain Porter Martone issues a public apology after an unsportsmanlike penalty in the team's 7-5 victory over Czechia. The incident marred an emotional opening game.
Canada's Martone apologizes for actions in win over Czechia
Canadian world junior captain Porter Martone issues a public apology after a fiery incident marred Canada's 7-5 victory over Czechia. Read about the leadership response.
Why 2026 is a pivotal year for Canada's food policy
Dr. Sylvain Charlebois explains the converging forces reshaping Canada's food economy in 2026, from trade pressures to AI pricing. A year of reckoning for competitiveness and food security.
Toronto cop demoted for touching female officer's butt
A Toronto police officer has been demoted for six months after being found guilty of discreditable conduct for touching a female colleague. Read the details of the disciplinary decision.
B.C. Mountie ordered to resign over vulgar group chats
A Coquitlam RCMP constable has been ordered to resign or face dismissal following a code of conduct hearing related to offensive group chats. Read the full details of the disciplinary decision.
Kitchener's Top 10 Local News Stories of 2025
A look back at the most impactful local news events in Kitchener for 2025, from a major apartment fire to new grocery rules. Discover the stories that shaped the community.
Key Facts About Canada's Grocery Code of Conduct
A new grocery code of conduct aims to bring fairness to Canada's food supply chain. Learn what it means for suppliers, retailers, and your wallet. Stay informed on this critical business shift.
Regina doctor accused of improper billing, patient safety risk
A Regina physician faces 10 charges of unprofessional conduct, accused of improper billing and working concurrent shifts that allegedly risked patient safety. Learn the details from the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Cape Breton police officer investigated after beer festival incident
Nova Scotia's police watchdog is investigating an alleged fight involving an officer at a Cape Breton craft beer festival. Get the latest details on the SiRT probe.
Ex-Canuck Ryan Kesler headed to trial on sex charges
Former Vancouver Canucks star Ryan Kesler will face trial on two misdemeanour counts of criminal sexual conduct. The case involves a teenage girl and is set to proceed after a judge found probable cause.
Brooks RCMP Officer Charged with Two Assault Offences
A veteran Brooks RCMP officer faces assault and assault by choking charges following an investigation into his off-duty conduct. He is suspended with pay and will appear in court in January.
Sabres goalie's bar visit after loss stirs debate
Buffalo Sabres goaltender Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen spotted at bar hours after team's loss to Penguins, dividing fan opinion about professional athletes' personal time.
Legal Risks at Office Holiday Parties Explained
A Montreal labour lawyer details employer liability and employee conduct at office holiday parties. Learn how to navigate the festivities while understanding your legal rights and responsibilities.
Alberta introduces 'Jordan Peterson law' protecting professionals
Alberta introduces Bill 13 to protect professionals from discipline for off-duty conduct. The legislation restricts regulatory bodies from mandating DEI training. Learn how this affects 173 occupations.
Ottawa police superintendent faces misconduct charges
An Ottawa Police superintendent is confronting three counts of discreditable conduct following internal investigations. Learn about the allegations and potential consequences for the force.
London Code of Conduct Updates Delayed Again
Long-awaited modernization to London's Code of Conduct faces additional delays. Get the latest updates on this municipal government setback and what it means for city operations.
Kitchener JP pleads not guilty in courthouse incident
A Kitchener justice of the peace pleaded not guilty today following an alleged altercation with another JP. The case highlights internal courthouse tensions.
Ex-Ottawa police deputy chief pleads guilty to lesser charge
Ex-Ottawa police deputy chief Uday Jaswal admits to discreditable conduct after sexual assault charges were withdrawn in dramatic court development.
Police Officer Makes Pantsless Court Appearance on Zoom
An Ontario provincial police officer faces disciplinary action after appearing pantless during a virtual court proceeding, raising questions about professional conduct in the digital age.
Brockville Mayor's 'Wackadoodles' Comment Violates Code
An integrity commissioner's report finds Brockville Mayor Matt Wren breached conduct rules by dismissing concerned citizens as 'wackadoodles' during council discussions about procedural changes.
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