SIU clears Barrie officer after holding cell incident
Ontario's police watchdog has cleared a Barrie officer following an investigation into an incident with an erratic woman in a holding cell. Get the full details on the findings.
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No excessive force in pregnant protester arrest: ASIRT
Alberta's police watchdog found no wrongdoing in the 2023 arrest of a pregnant woman at a Calgary rally. The ASIRT investigation concludes officers acted appropriately.
No charges for RCMP officer after Sussex arrest injury
New Brunswick's police watchdog, SIRT, will not lay charges against an RCMP officer after a man was injured during an arrest in Sussex. Details on the investigation's findings.
SIU clears Windsor officer in arrest with broken nose
Ontario's police watchdog has cleared a Windsor officer of wrongdoing after a violent arrest left a man with a broken nose. The SIU found the force used was justified. Read the full report details.
Sutcliffe's Tree Planting Promise Falls Drastically Short
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe's campaign promise to plant one million trees in his first term is falling drastically short, with only about 100,000 planted. The city's tree canopy lags behind goals and neighbouring Gatineau.
Canada launches task force to support lumber sector
Canada's government launches a new task force to bolster the forestry and lumber industry, aiming to ensure economic sovereignty and sector resilience. Learn about the plan and its implications.
45,000 hectares of B.C. forestry land protected in major deal
The Canadian government has announced a landmark conservation agreement protecting 45,000 hectares of British Columbia's vital forestry land. Discover the details and significance of this major environmental commitment.
No charges for Winnipeg police in fatal 2024 shooting
Manitoba's police watchdog will not lay charges against Winnipeg officers who shot and killed a man outside Unicity Shopping Centre in November 2024. The decision concludes a year-long investigation.
SiRT: N.B. RCMP Officer Did Not Commit Breach of Trust
New Brunswick's police watchdog has concluded its investigation, finding no grounds for a breach of trust charge against an RCMP officer. Get the full details.
Canada Launches Softwood Lumber Task Force
The federal government is launching a new task force focused on enhancing the competitiveness of Canada's vital softwood lumber industry. Get the details on this strategic move.
Christmas tree harvest helps reduce wildfire threat in Sask.
A festive tradition in Prince Albert National Park is providing a surprising benefit: reducing wildfire fuel. Learn how this annual harvest protects communities.
B.C. approves old-growth harvest in northwest
A government briefing note reveals B.C.'s logging agency changed its policy, approving the harvest of remnant old-growth forests in the province's northwest. Learn the details and implications.
Chernobyl shield compromised after drone strike: UN watchdog
The UN nuclear watchdog reports a drone strike has damaged the Chernobyl containment structure, raising radiation risks. Read the latest on this critical environmental threat.
Trump's security plan slams European allies, asserts U.S. power
President Trump's new security strategy sharply criticizes European allies while emphasizing U.S. dominance in the Western Hemisphere. Get the full analysis of the diplomatic implications.
Colbert Mocks Defense Secretary's Signal App Scandal
Stephen Colbert skewered Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after a Pentagon watchdog report flagged his use of Signal app, risking sensitive data. Watch the monologue.
IIO clears officers in Surrey teen shooting, finds training gaps
BC's police watchdog clears officers in the death of Chase De Balinhard but reveals critical failures in crisis response training. The family waited nearly 10 months for answers.
B.C. pulp mill folds, 350 jobs lost after U.S. wood import
A Vancouver Island pulp mill's closure leaves 350 workers jobless. Premier vows 'all hands on deck' to save it, amid questions over recent U.S. wood imports. Get the full story.
No charges for officers in shooting of autistic Surrey teen
BC's police watchdog clears Surrey officers in the shooting of Chase De Balinhard, an autistic teen. The report reveals a critical lack of neurodivergence training. Read the full findings.
Hegseth Shared Sensitive Military Plans on Personal Phone
A Pentagon watchdog found U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth compromised security by sharing sensitive plans on a personal device, putting troops at risk. Read the full report.
Canfor Corp. Makes Offer for Remaining Canfor Pulp Stake
Canfor Corp. has made a formal offer to acquire the remaining stake in Canfor Pulp it does not already own, a major consolidation move in the Canadian forestry sector. Read the details.
SIU called after medical distress in OPP custody in Pembroke
Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after a suspect experienced 'medical distress' following an arrest by OPP in Pembroke. The incident occurred on December 4, 2025.
Pentagon: Hegseth Risked Troops with Signal Chat
A Pentagon watchdog report concludes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth endangered U.S. troops by sharing attack plans on Signal. Read the full investigation details.
B.C. mill imported U.S. pulp, then announced closure
A British Columbia mill imported pulp from the United States just before announcing it was folding, raising questions about its final business decisions. Explore the details and implications.
Eby says no to old-growth logging for pulp mill
B.C. Premier David Eby has firmly rejected a proposal to harvest old-growth forests to extend the life of a struggling pulp mill. Learn about the decision and its implications for forestry and conservation.
Pentagon watchdog flags security risk from Hegseth's Signal use
A Pentagon inspector general report found Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of the encrypted Signal app created security risks for U.S. personnel, according to AP sources.
Spy watchdog faces tough choices due to budget cuts
Canada's spy review agency warns that federal budget reductions are forcing difficult decisions about which national security activities it can oversee. Learn about the implications for accountability.
Domtar Crofton pulp mill closure cuts 350 jobs
Domtar is permanently closing its Crofton pulp mill, eliminating 350 jobs weeks before Christmas. The closure, blamed on lack of affordable wood, deals a devastating blow to B.C.'s forestry sector.
Classified Report on Hegseth's Signal Use Sent to Congress
A classified Pentagon inspector general report concerning Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of the encrypted Signal app has been delivered to congressional oversight committees. The move follows scrutiny of secure communications practices at the highes
B.C. pulp mill closure leaves 350 out of work
A British Columbia pulp mill is shutting down, resulting in 350 job losses. The closure highlights ongoing challenges in Canada's forestry and manufacturing sectors.
Alberta licence-health number plan a fraud risk: watchdog
Alberta's privacy watchdog warns that adding health-care numbers to driver's licences significantly increases fraud risk. Learn the details and implications of the proposed change.
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