17 h. ago B.C. government goes after home of club owner after raid uncovers illegal liquor sales, drugs: Court documents

Police with search warrant found ecstasy, cash in manager's office, and now B.C.'s civil forfeiture office has filed suit claiming money seized and his house in Delta as proceeds of crime.

Politics

22 h. ago MADD Canada Remembers Nova Scotia Victims of Alcohol and Drug

DARTMOUTH, Nova Scotia, Sept. 13, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Community members, including victims’ families and friends, will gather today to remember those who have been killed in crashes involving alcohol, cannabis and/or other drugs. This year, the names of two victims, Talia Forrest and Jesse Robinson, have been added to the Nova Scotia Monument located […]

Events

28 h. ago Allures d'une PME: incursion dans un réseau allégué de fraude d'aînés

Des fraudeurs qui auraient dérobé 1,1 M$ à des aînés dans la province se seraient vantés de la facilité à duper les victimes.

Other

39 h. ago Proposed $26M CIBC settlement could soon put money in Canadians' pockets

Canadians could soon claim a part of a multimillion-dollar proposed CIBC mutual funds settlement.Law firm Siskinds LLP announced on Friday that a $26-million settlement has been reached with CIBC and CIBC Trust Corporation to resolve a class action against various mutual fund trustees and managers, challenging the trailing commissions they have paid to discount brokers on mutual funds under their management.Trailing commissions, also known as trailer fees, are compensation for mutual fund dealers who advise investors. However, over the years, these commissions were also paid to discount brokers, who are not allowed to provide investment advice."It is alleged by the plaintiffs that, since no advice is provided to investors who purchase mutual funds through discount brokers, these investors receive no value for the trailing commissions that reduce the value of their mutual fund investments," reads the class action.This settlement is still subject to approval by the Onta...

Economics

44 h. ago Union rallies to stop job cuts at local long term care facility

CORNWALL, Ontario — The members of CUPE local 1792 held a rally and information picket along Montreal Road on Friday to sound the alarm on the planned cuts to care time at the municipally-owned Glen Stor Dun Lodge. The union represents workers at the long-term care facility says their members have been experiencing significant staffing […]

Transport

57 h. ago Asian Stocks Near Record High on Fed Rate Cut Bets: Markets Wrap

Asian stocks rallied, with MSCI’s regional gauge nearing a record high, after US inflation and jobless claims data cemented expectations the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week.

Economics

62 h. ago Feminist website speaks out after hiring ‘witches to curse Charlie Kirk’ days before killing

Feminist website Jezebel was forced to issue a comment after it published an article that claimed to have put a curse on Charlie Kirk — just days before he was shot and killed while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed the death of the 31-year-old conservative […]

Events

63 h. ago OnlyFans and former porn model caged 22.5 years in rape revenge murder

OnlyFans model and onetime porn star Chelsea Perkins claimed she just wanted vengeance. And in a blink, Perkins fired a bullet into the back of Matthew Dunmire’s head in March 2021, leaving him to die in a popular hiking area. Now, Perkins, 35, of Alexandria. Va. has been sentenced to 22 ½ years in federal […]

Sport

65 h. ago Costco denies infringing on Lululemon’s trademarks when it sold alleged dupes

Costco Wholesale Corp. is pushing back on claims that it infringed on Lululemon Athletica Inc.’s intellectual property when it sold alleged knockoffs. In a recent filing made with a California court, Costco denies allegations that it copied Lululemon’s Scuba hoodies and sweatshirts, Define jackets and ABC pants. Some of the alleged fakes Vancouver-based Lululemon identified […]

Economics

65 h. ago $500M bread price fixing settlement now open for Canadians to claim

Submissions are now open for Canadians to claim their share of a $500 million class action lawsuit settlement after a scheme to fix the price of bread products in Canada.

Economics

67 h. ago US Initial Jobless Claims Jump to Highest in Almost Four Years

Applications for US unemployment benefits jumped last week to the highest level in almost four years, indicating layoff activity may be on the rise amid a sharp slowdown in hiring.

Other

3 d. ago Jesse Kline: Carney’s plans to reduce red tape already mired in bureaucracy

Government bureaucracy doesn't just stifle private-sector innovation, it hinders government reform, as well

Transport

4 d. ago Chris Selley: Fentanyl’s prevalence in the market is tanking. Politicians claim credit

One thing you will quickly notice looking at opioid-overdose statistics is that they don’t conspicuously discriminate according to politics or policy

Economics

4 d. ago Legionnaires’ outbreak in London claims another life, infects one more

So far this year, the health unit has reported 105 cases of the disease.

Other

4 d. ago Toronto condo sues church for $2.3 million over allegations of drug trafficking and violence

The lawsuit claims the Sanctuary ‘routinely engaged in and/or permitted illegal, illicit, disruptive, interfering and egregious conduct to occur on its property‘

Economics

4 d. ago Firefighters who lost their lives on the job remembered at ceremony

Almost 85 per cent of claims of occupational injuries or fatalities among firefighters from 2007 and 2021 were linked to cancer, twice that of the general population

Events

4 d. ago Ottawa has found dozens of instances of imported groceries being mislabelled as Canadian

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) found dozens of cases in which major grocers were mislabeling imported items as Canadian-made, amid tensions caused by U.S.-Canada tariffs.The CFIA said in an email that it saw an increase in complaints "related to country of origin claims on food labels or in advertisements," receiving a total of 167 complaints between Nov. 1, 2024 and Sept. 1, 2025.Complaints spiked between February and August, when the U.S.-Canada tariffs were in full force. As of Sept. 1, the CFIA has evaluated 137 of the complaints and identified 48 cases where grocery stores labelled imported food as Canadian.The agency stated that 45 different stores were involved in these complaints, with 42 stores receiving one complaint each, resulting in a non-compliance being identified.Three stores received two complaints each, resulting in non-compliance being identified. The CFIA didn’t disclose which Canadian grocers were involved."The CFI...

Economics

4 d. ago Tunisia denies claims of ‘drone attack’ on Greta Thunberg’s Gaza

Investigators said 'no drones have been detected,' and preliminary findings suggested the blaze began in the boat’s life jackets, possibly from a cigarette

Events

5 d. ago Downtown Eastside to get new police district as Task Force Barrage draws to a close

The creation of District 5 comes as Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim claimed the city had recorded a 23-year low in violent crime, seven months after the launch of "Task Force Barrage."

Events

5 d. ago Police ID remains found in Maple Ridge home as missing woman Jessica Cunningham

The remains were found on Aug. 26 at a home where Cunningham, 43, lived with her partner Mylie Barron

Events