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Why are we protecting criminals instead of Canadians?
From illegal fires and vandalized parks to a father charged for defending his family, Sonduren asks what happened to accountability
10 hrs ago
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Sonduren Fanarredha
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Indian student protest organizer eyes opening college
After organizing a hunger strike over rejected post-graduation work permits, an Alberta protest organizer is now eyeing opening a college of his own.
14 hrs ago
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Melanie Bennet
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RCMP to test facial recognition systems using Canadian police booking photos
Public plan says algorithms will be assessed for accuracy and demographic bias, but the force declines to identify participating vendors or disclose who…
14 hrs ago
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Melanie Bennet
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JCCF brings challenge against Quebec’s Covid curfew to appeal court
The case represents Stéphanie Pépin, who participated in a peaceful demonstration against the curfew on January 9, 2021 and received a ticket for…
14 hrs ago
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Quinn Patrick
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Repeat sex offender worked at Vancouver Community College for years after charges
“He is a sexual predator who victimizes vulnerable children,” wrote Heino Lilles, then chief justice of the Yukon Territorial Court at the time of his…
14 hrs ago
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Quinn Patrick
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Schools should bring back textbooks, report says
There is little evidence for the benefits for the use of screens and digital technology in schools, according to the Aristotle Foundation for Public…
14 hrs ago
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Melanie Bennet
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B.C. Conservative leader to run in Sept. 26 Abbotsford-Mission byelection
B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay seeks a seat in the legislature amid a wave of caucus defections.
Aug 29
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Smith defies Nenshi’s call to cancel Alberta separation vote
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is rejecting calls to cancel or postpone the province’s separation vote, even as she campaigns to remain in Canada.
Aug 29
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Man pleads guilty to illegally renting boat to American tourist that capsized
Daviau has a lengthy criminal record that spans across more than two decades, including drug trafficking and a manslaughter conviction in 2008.
Aug 29
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Quinn Patrick
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EXCLUSIVE: Bhangu defends petition for DRIPA repeal referendum, rallies behind Findlay
BC Conservative MLA Harman Banghu says new petition pressures the NDP government to deliver on their promise to change or repeal DRIPA and rallies…
Aug 29
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Clayton DeMaine
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Trans Mountain pipeline running at nearly full capacity
The Crown corporation noted that its second quarter results are a reflection of Canada’s strong demand for transportation service on the Trans Mountain…
Aug 29
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Quinn Patrick
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30 Canadians killed in flash flood along Nepal-Tibet border
The region has many steep valleys and corridors that are known to have had disastrous flooding and mudslides in the past.
Aug 29
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Quinn Patrick
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