Canadian authorities closed a criminal conspiracy investigation into Canada’s two biggest newspaper chains despite evidence the companies had an agreement to shut down dozens of local newspapers and not compete on one another’s turf.
A violent cop, a cowardly mayor and the tragedy of policing in Canada
Officer Jason Stamp beat a skateboarder, then Barrie mayor Jeff Lehman covered for him
B.C. coroner says increased drug toxicity responsible for another OD death record
B.C.'s drug deaths in January 2021 were more than double those of last January, and an increasingly toxic drug supply is part of the cause, says the province's chief coroner.
Trump comments on trade negotiations with China take centre stage in Meng case
Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou was subject to an abuse of process when Trump pitched her as a U.S. bargaining chip with China, say her lawyers. But lawyers from the Attorney-General say that argument disappeared with Trump's election loss.
Canadian official pitches "Fortress North America" in forum with US, Mexican counterparts
Global Affairs Canada official pitches "Fortress North America" approach to secure business supply chains in CUSMA trading bloc.
Unanimous committee report calls on Trudeau not to trigger election during pandemic
Liberal and opposition MPs on a Commons committee have passed a motion calling on Prime Minister Trudeau to not call an election while the pandemic continues, something he has not committed to despite questioning from NDP leader Singh.
Federal NDP unveils election-style promises to support small businesses in pandemic
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh yesterday proposed new incentives for small businesses to rehire workers and an extension of support programs. Singh has pledged to not trigger an election, but has raised concerns the PM might.
Statistics Canada to release final economic figures for 2020
StatsCanada will today release final data showing the pandemic's impact on the Canadian economy. Preliminary data released mid-January estimated Canadian GDP shrank 5.1% in 2020, the biggest pull-back in over 60 years of comparable data.
Blair tasked with setting new Canadian security plan
Public Security Minister Bill Blair to develop new government-wide framework for protecting intellectual property, pipelines and information networks. The plan is expected to include more intelligence gathering and threat assessment.
Calgary group that believes restrictions are "more deadly" than COVID-19 continues fight against BC rules
The right-wing JCCF, which believes public health restrictions are "more deadly" than COVID-19 and argue politicians and public health officials are overstating deaths, continue to argue in B.C. court for lifting restrictions on churches.
'Racism is a real problem:' Muslim women fearful following attacks in Edmonton
Recent racist attacks and slurs have Black and Muslim women in Edmonton afraid and looking over their shoulder.
More Canadians now confident vaccination on-track, majority want restrictions until half done
New vaccine approvals and a fuller shipping schedule has 56% of Canadians believing Ottawa can get enough vaccine to get everyone inoculated by September, and 66% say restrictions should stay until half have their shots.