Canada's Remote Border Crossing Program Ends in 2025
Canada Border Services Agency terminates the Remote Area Border Crossing (RABC) program. Starting 2026, entry into remote areas requires a checkpoint or phone report.
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Canada Ends Remote Border Crossing Program
Canada will terminate its Remote Area Border Crossing program in 2026, requiring thousands, mostly Americans, to report by phone or in person. Learn about the changes and affected regions.
CBC's Heather Hiscox Retires After 20 Years on Morning Live
Veteran CBC anchor Heather Hiscox reflects on her 20-year career waking up at 2:30 AM and shares her plans for a new chapter after turning 60. Discover her story and what's next.
Legendary war correspondent Peter Arnett dies
Peter Arnett, the fearless Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist known for his groundbreaking coverage of the Vietnam and Gulf Wars, has passed away. Remember his legacy.
Police Investigate Moose Jaw Health Centre Amid Controversy
Moose Jaw police launch an investigation into the Dr. Goodenowe Restorative Health Centre after CBC reports and an NDP MLA's criticism. Founder Dayan Goodenowe issues a video statement defending the facility.
Winnipeg mulls public photo reporting for parking tickets
The Winnipeg Parking Authority is exploring a system where citizens could submit photos of parking violations. Could this new 'snitch' program change city enforcement?
FDA Links Child Deaths to COVID Vaccine, Plans Changes
An FDA official's internal memo reveals at least 10 child deaths linked to COVID-19 vaccines, prompting proposed vaccine policy reforms and stricter authorization requirements.
Winnipeg considers fines for drivers not reporting human trafficking
Winnipeg may impose new penalties on vehicle-for-hire drivers who fail to report suspected human trafficking cases. Learn how this initiative aims to combat exploitation.
Canadian consumer debt reaches $2.6 trillion on mortgages
Canadian consumer debt surged to $2.6 trillion primarily due to increased mortgage borrowing. Learn how this impacts household finances and the broader economy.
North Vancouver Baker Wins Great Canadian Baking Show
North Vancouver's Jo Mandet describes her victory on The Great Canadian Baking Show as 'surreal' after beating nine competitors. Discover her inspiring journey to the top.
JD Vance slams Canada's 'immigration insanity'
U.S. Vice President JD Vance has criticized Canada's immigration policies and the CBC, linking them to stagnating living standards. Read the full story and analysis.
RCMP: Ottawa News Fraud Scams Largely Unreported
RCMP reveals Ottawa news fraud scams remain underreported in Canada. Learn how to protect yourself and report cybercrime incidents effectively.
CBC criticized for biased safer supply documentary
Adam Zivo analyzes CBC's Fifth Estate documentary on safer supply programs, highlighting concerns about diverted opioids and one-sided reporting. Read the full investigation.
Poilievre Pushes Back on Media Over False Narrative
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre challenges CBC's inaccurate reporting as Liberals attempt psychological warfare through floor crossings. Read the full analysis of Parliament Hill dynamics.
Poilievre Confronts CBC Reporter Over Defection Claims
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre aggressively challenged a CBC reporter during a Calgary press conference about claims his party is run like a 'frat house' following an MP's defection.
Former CBC insider trashes broadcaster's one-sided approach
Longtime CBC producer David Cayley argues Canada's public broadcaster has become a 'boutique' serving only one audience. His new book demands dialogue over monologue.
CBC's The Assembly: Neurodivergent Celebrity Interviews
CBC's new show The Assembly features neurodivergent interviewers asking candid questions to stars like Howie Mandel and Jann Arden. A groundbreaking series promoting authentic dialogue.
Carney's Eurovision Budget Sparks Fiscal Outrage
PM Mark Carney faces criticism for allocating $150M to CBC's Eurovision participation while Canada faces $1B weekly debt interest payments. Read the budget analysis.
Nobody Wants This Season 2: Millennial Fever Dream Returns
CBC Gem's surreal comedy returns with even more millennial angst, existential dread, and bizarre humor that perfectly captures a generation's collective psyche.
Vancouver Mayor's Party Under Fire for Crime Stats
New revelations show Vancouver's ruling party used inaccurate violent crime statistics to justify policy decisions, sparking controversy about data transparency.
Canada's Eurovision Prospects: The Real Story
Explore Canada's complex journey toward potentially competing in Eurovision. From broadcaster requirements to geopolitical challenges, discover what stands between Canadian artists and the iconic European stage.
Canada's budget boosts CBC funding, eyes Eurovision entry
The Liberal government's latest budget includes increased funding for CBC/Radio-Canada and explores Canada's potential entry into the Eurovision Song Contest, signaling new cultural ambitions.
Cemetery Road: True Crime Drama Hits CBC
Discover the haunting true crime story that inspired CBC's gripping new series Cemetery Road, exploring a decades-old murder mystery that captivated a nation.
Kim Bolan wins 2025 Webster Award for legal journalism
Postmedia's Kim Bolan receives the 2025 Webster Award for her outstanding legal journalism, recognized for her fearless coverage of complex court cases and commitment to truth-telling.
Globe and Mail Wins Four Jack Webster Awards
Celebrating journalistic excellence in British Columbia, The Globe and Mail secured four major victories at the 2023 Jack Webster Awards, including the coveted Journalist of the Year.
Why Journalism Matters: Democracy's Essential Watchdog
Discover how investigative journalism exposes corruption, holds power accountable, and serves as democracy's essential watchdog in an era of misinformation.
Maritime Journalism Legend John Soosaar Dies at 78
The Atlantic Canadian journalism community mourns the loss of John Soosaar, whose groundbreaking career spanned decades and transformed how Maritimers consumed news. Remembering his impact on CTV, CBC, and beyond.
Winnipeg Urges Residents: Call 311 to Combat Arson
Winnipeg officials launch community-driven initiative against rising arson cases, asking residents to report suspicious activity through 311 service to protect neighborhoods.
CTV's Unbalanced Reporting: Threat to Democracy?
An in-depth analysis reveals how CTV's questionable journalism practices and political bias may be undermining public trust and democratic discourse in Canada.
Alberta UCP reverses course on class size reporting
The UCP government makes a significant policy reversal, committing to restart transparent reporting of class sizes across Alberta schools after years of data blackout.
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