How Did the Nechako Bottle Depot Fire Reveal Government’s Safety Failures?

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Early on Sunday morning, a huge fire started at the Nechako Bottle Depot on First Avenue in Prince George, B.C. Around 5 a.m., fire crews rushed to the scene. The building was already full of thick smoke and strong flames when they arrived. Nineteen firefighters from...

Ontario To Effectively Bar International Students From Medical Schools Starting In 2026

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Province also expanding grant program for students who want to be family doctors The Ontario government will effectively bar international students from attending medical schools beginning in the fall of 2026, while also covering tuition for more than 1,000 students...

K-12 Schools Are No Strangers To AI. But Inconsistent Policies Are Making It Trickier To Navigate

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‘Naive to think that by not having the conversations, people [are] not using it,’ says B.C. superintendent Sharanya Sivasathiyanathan is well-versed in generative AI. The Grade 12 student might tap DALL-E to create a visual of the sci-fi world she’s...

10 Years After Shooting, The Debate Over Securing Parliament Hill Continues

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Ten years after a gunman died in a hail of bullets in Parliament’s Centre Block, security on Parliament Hill is noticeably different — but the debate over how to safeguard Canada’s national legislature is still going strong. The National Police Federation...

First Nations Leaders Call For Overhaul Of Negotiation Process For Child Welfare Reform Deal

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First Nations chiefs from across Canada are calling for a new negotiation process after voting to reject a settlement agreement on long-term reform of First Nations child and family services. On Friday, the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) wrapped up a three-day...

1,600-Home Housing Project in Vancouver Facing Delays

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The developer spearheading an over 1,600-home housing project in Vancouver’s Oakridge neighbourhood — including 175 units of social housing — says it can’t meet the timelines set by city council. Grosvenor, the developer of the 5.5-hectare former Oakridge...